Khashbaatar Tsagaanbaatar: I Believe in Our Cadets
Khashbaatar Tsagaanbaatar is a special name in the history of judo; Mongolia’s first world champion. ...
Read moreWhen Reality is Brighter Than a Dream
As editors of the International Judo Federation, we have a duty to hide behind the stories we tell. It ...
Read moreGanbold: 1% Talent and 99% Hard Work
Zagreb is the city of judo right now, for seniors, for cadets, for all judo fans. The Zagreb Grand Prix ...
Read moreTechnical Analysis, Day 1: Contrasting Dynamics and Tiny Margins
Jose Manuel Cortes (ESP) is now an IJF Referee Supervisor, having completed an exemplary refereeing career, ...
Read moreHajime Is Planted
The day after the closing of the Ulaanbaatar Grand Slam, a team from the IJF and the Mongolian Judo Association ...
Read more+100kg: Tasoev To Conclude the Ulaanbaatar Grand Slam
Losseni Kone (GER) believed in it almost to the end and he didn't miss much to reach the final, having ...
Read moreMongolia: The Springboard towards the World Judo Masters
The Ulaanbaatar Grand Slam 2023 came to an end tonight with the final five categories in smooth running. ...
Read more+78kg: Tomita Completes the Japanese Collection
The hierarchy was perfectly respected in the +78kg category, since the four best athletes in the category ...
Read more-100kg: Explosion of Joy for Gonchigsuren Batkhuyag
At -100kg some contests were among the toughest of the tournament. We will remember for example, the ...
Read more-78kg: Lanir Proves to Be the Best
All crowned with her world title won in Doha a few weeks ago, Inbar Lanir (ISR) appeared on the tatami ...
Read more-90kg: Gold for Igolnikov
Krisztian Toth was first seed, yet from the first round we felt that it might not be a great day for ...
Read moreTechnical Analysis: The Reflection of a Job Well Done
Judo has this incredible interest that there is something for everyone. Our sport, as everyone knows, ...
Read moreJudo is Addictive and I Love it!
Her face is known to the whole judo family. Indeed, for ten years after the London Olympics where she ...
Read moreTechnical Analysis: Simplicity and Efficiency
During this second day of competition in Ulaanbaatar, we were delighted to see again beautiful actions ...
Read more-81kg: 4x4 Kohara
The -81kg category began with a thunderclap. We have repeated it enough: this category is uncertain, ...
Read more-70kg: Japan Keeps Winning with Tanaka
Like the three other categories of the day, Japan once again placed an athlete in the final. This year, ...
Read more-73kg: Oyoshi Adds One More Gold for Japan
There was bad weather for the main favourites at -73kg, since apart from Behruzi Khojazoda (TJK), the ...
Read more-63kg: The Last Second Counts for Nami Nabekura
Second in the ranking list and seeded number one here in Ulaanbaatar, Catherine Beauchemin-Pinard (CAN), ...
Read moreMongolia, Where it All Starts
The opening ceremony of the Ulaanbaatar Grand Slam 2023 took place just before the final block of the ...
Read more-57kg: O Canada!
It was a competition of a very high world level that we witnessed in the -57kg category. There was of ...
Read moreMongolia Set the Tone
The first day of the second edition of the Ulaanbaatar Grand Slam was beautiful, flirting with the top ...
Read more-52kg: Primo for a Second Grand Slam Victory
We knew Diyora Keldiyorova was in good shape and performing well. Winner in Tbilisi, with among other ...
Read more-60kg: 10th Gold for Nagayama
Yang Yung Wei (TPE)g is still number one in the world but it's been a few events since things got complicated ...
Read more-48kg: Yoshioka in Pure Japanese Style
Things proved complicated for the top seeds, even if some of them had a second chance for a medal. Thus ...
Read moreTechnical Analysis: It's All About Risk Management
The first day of the Ulaanbaatar Grand Slam 2023 ended in the most beautiful way. If in Kazakhstan, a ...
Read more-66kg: Yondonperenlei Opens the Score for Mongolia
-66kg was the first category for which we knew the composition of the final block. Things went quickly ...
Read moreMongolia 2023, the Turning Point
Exactly one year ago, after several grand prix, the first edition of the Ulaanbaatar Grand Slam began ...
Read moreSensei Dambiinyam Maralgerel Passed Away (1972-2022)
While Mongolian cadet athletes earned 2 bronze medals in Sarajevo at the World Judo Championships Cadets ...
Read moreGrand Slam Ulaanbaatar: I Was There
The world of sport and judo in particular has suffered enough from the absence of spectators during the ...
Read moreFrom the Mongolian Steppes to the World Judo Tour
Nearly ten years ago, when the first edition of the Mongolian Grand Prix had just ended, we met a very ...
Read moreFuture of judo in Mongolia
HE Mr Battulga Khaltmaa, former President of Mongolia and the President of the Mongolian Judo Association, ...
Read moreHappy Anniversary to Mongolia
While at the Abu Dhabi Grand Slam a few days ago, the President of the Mongolian Judo Federation, HE ...
Read moreThe Passionate President
The President of the Mongolian Judo Association is one of the most engaged and animated federation leaders ...
Read moreUrantsetseg Munkhbat: a Tiny Giant
We are seven weeks away from the opening of the Tokyo Olympic Games, just seven weeks! It has taken an ...
Read moreAnother Victory for Naidan Tüvshinbayar
August 14 will remain a doubly symbolic date for Naidan Tüvshinbayar. In 2008, the Mongolian judoka ...
Read moreSummit Meeting Between Chinese and Mongolian Presidents
Mr. Battulga Khaltmaa, President of Mongolia met Mr. Xi Jinping, President of the People's Republic of ...
Read moreJudo In Schools Mongolia
Economic and Sports Cooperation in Vladivostok
The port city of Vladivostok, in the far east of Russia, is home to the Eastern Economic Forum for three ...
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Düsseldorf Grand Slam - DAY 1 - Image of the day
During the IJF World Judo Events, every day our photographers offer you to discover the image of the ...
Read moreJudo mourns the passing of Mongolian trailblazer
The judo family is mourning the passing of Mongolian legend Tsendiin DAMDIN who has died suddenly at ...
Read moreIJF President and the President of Mongolia exchange awards
The IJF President Mr. Marius Vizer and Mr. Battulga Khaltmaa, President of the Republic and of the Mongolian ...
Read more#JudoForTheWorld Mongolia video released
IJF launches its latest and most anticipated film in the hit series
Read moreThe Inside Story on Mongolian Judo's trailblazers
Mongolia. Its mere utterance evokes images of vast landscapes, diverse nature and wildlife and the truly ...
Read more20 key storylines for #JudoWorlds2017 with 20 days to go
20 for 20 – The IJF presents 20 key storylines for #JudoWorlds2017 as Tuesday 8 August marks 20 days ...
Read moreIJF President Congratulates Mongolia’s newly-elected President Mr. Battulga Khaltmaa
Mongolian Judo Association President Mr. Battulga Khaltmaa was officially inaugurated on Monday as the ...
Read moreGet involved in Grand Slam week
Grand Slam week is upon us as the IJF World Judo Tour returns with the first Ekaterinburg Grand Slam ...
Read moreBaku Grand Slam 2017, Azerbaijan – DAY TWO
All change on day two as all nine gold medals have now been won by different countries at #JudoBaku2017
Read more$50,000 award for end-of-year world leaders
The International Judo Federation has awarded all 14 judoka who ended 2016 as the world number ones with ...
Read moreJapanese legend Hosokawa Shinji leads masterclass in Mongolia
IJF Education and Coaching Commission Hosokawa Shinji led a four-day technical masteclass in Ulaanbaatar, ...
Read moreUlaanbaatar Grand Prix 2016, Mongolia - DAY THREE
The Ulaanbaatar Grand Prix 2016, the final IJF Grand Prix before the Rio 2016 Olympic Games, concluded ...
Read moreUlaanbaatar Grand Prix 2016, Mongolia - DAY TWO
The Ulaanbaatar Grand Prix 2016 passed the halfway point on Saturday after a gripping second day of judo ...
Read moreUlaanbaatar Grand Prix 2016, Mongolia - DAY ONE
The Ulaanbaatar Grand Prix, the final IJF Grand Prix before the Rio 2016 Olympic Games, opened in style ...
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