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Moraci Brings a Lifetime of Groundwork Knowledg...
Special guest Moraci brings decades of coaching and Ne-Waza knowledge to the European Judo Championships in Riga.
Moraci Brings a Lifetime of Groundwork Knowledg...
Special guest Moraci brings decades of coaching and Ne-Waza knowledge to the European Judo Championships in Riga.
Lausanne Grand Slam Builds Momentum for Swiss Judo
Lausanne’s first Grand Slam delivered strong public support and set Swiss judo on the road towards the 2028 World Championships.
Lausanne Grand Slam Builds Momentum for Swiss Judo
Lausanne’s first Grand Slam delivered strong public support and set Swiss judo on the road towards the 2028 World Championships.
Budapest Set for a Crucial Grand Slam Test
The Hungary Grand Slam 2026 brings 546 expected judoka to Budapest, with 37 world top-ten athletes and worlds looming.
Budapest Set for a Crucial Grand Slam Test
The Hungary Grand Slam 2026 brings 546 expected judoka to Budapest, with 37 world top-ten athletes and worlds looming.
One Tatami, a Wider Judo Family in Lausanne
Lausanne brought elite, adapted and deaf judo together, highlighting János Tardos’s vision of one visible and respectful judo family.
One Tatami, a Wider Judo Family in Lausanne
Lausanne brought elite, adapted and deaf judo together, highlighting János Tardos’s vision of one visible and respectful judo family.
Omanadze’s Five-Second Podium Rescue Steals the...
Luka Omanadze scored with five seconds left to win Junior European -60 kg bronze in Podgorica at his first continental championships.
Omanadze’s Five-Second Podium Rescue Steals the...
Luka Omanadze scored with five seconds left to win Junior European -60 kg bronze in Podgorica at his first continental championships.
A New Judo Home Takes Shape in Lausanne
Lausanne's first Grand Slam united elite, adapted and deaf judo, while 513 judoka from 77 nations tested themselves before Baku.
A New Judo Home Takes Shape in Lausanne
Lausanne's first Grand Slam united elite, adapted and deaf judo, while 513 judoka from 77 nations tested themselves before Baku.