Judo Grand Slam Paris

The Paris Grand Slam (formerly International Tournament of Paris) is an international, judo competition held at the Palais Omnisports de Paris-Bercy in Paris, as part of the IJF World Tour Grand Slam series organized by the IJF.

For the tennis tournament, see French Open.

Venues

Past winners

Men's
Year−60 kg−66 kg−73 kg−81 kg−90 kg−100 kg+100 kgRef.
2004 Japan Tadahiro NomuraJapan Tomoo ToriiJapan Masahiro TakamatsuFrance Anthony RodriguezJapan Hiroshi IzumiIsrael Ariel Ze'eviIran Mahmoud Miran[1]
2005 Austria Ludwig PaischerJapan Hiroyuki AkimotoFrance Daniel FernandesNetherlands Guillaume ElmontGreece Ilias IliadisSouth Korea Yoo Kwang-sunTunisia Anis Chedly[2]
2006 South Korea Cho Nam-sukBrazil João DerlyBulgaria Georgi GeorgievItaly Giuseppe MaddaloniSouth Korea Hwang Hee-taeRussia Ruslan GasimovJapan Yohei Takai[3]
2007 Azerbaijan Nijat ShikhalizadaJapan Hiroyuki AkimotoJapan Yusuke KanamaruNetherlands Guillaume ElmontRussia Khasanbi TaovHungary Dániel HadfiJapan Kōsei Inoue[4]
2008 Japan Hiroaki HiraokaSouth Korea Kim Joo-jinMoldova Sergiu TomaRussia Alibek BashkaevRussia Khasanbi TaovGreece Ilias IliadisFrance Teddy Riner[5]
2009 France Dimitri DraginJapan Masato UchishibaSouth Korea Wang Ki-chunSouth Korea Song Dae-namFrance Yves-Matthieu DafrevilleJapan Takamasa AnaiFrance Teddy Riner[6][7]
2010 Georgia (country) David AsumbaniSouth Korea Kim Joo-jinSouth Korea Wang Ki-chunBrazil Leandro GuilheiroJapan Takashi OnoBelgium Elco van der GeestFrance Teddy Riner[8][9]
2011 Uzbekistan Rishod SobirovJapan Junpei MorishitaJapan Riki NakayaSouth Korea Kim Jae-bumJapan Daiki NishiyamaNetherlands Henk GrolFrance Teddy Riner[10][11]
2012 Uzbekistan Rishod SobirovFrance David LaroseMongolia Sainjargalyn Nyam-OchirGermany Ole BischofUzbekistan Dilshod ChorievMongolia Naidangiin TüvshinbayarFrance Teddy Riner[12][13]
2013 Japan Naohisa TakatoFrance David LaroseMongolia Khashbaataryn TsagaanbaatarUzbekistan Yakhyo ImamovGeorgia (country) Varlam LipartelianiCzech Republic Lukáš KrpálekFrance Teddy Riner[14][15]
2014 Mongolia Ganbatyn BoldbaatarRussia Mikhail PulyaevSouth Korea Bang Gui-manGeorgia (country) Avtandili TchrikishviliSouth Korea Lee Kyu-wonFrance Cyrille MaretJapan Ryu Shichinohe[16][17]
2015 Japan Naohisa TakatoMongolia Davaadorjiin TömörkhülegJapan Hiroyuki AkimotoUzbekistan Shakhzodbek SabirovGeorgia (country) Varlam LipartelianiFrance Cyrille MaretJapan Hisayoshi Harasawa[18][19]
2016 Japan Toru ShishimeJapan Masashi EbinumaSouth Korea An Chang-rimGeorgia (country) Avtandili TchrikishviliJapan Daiki NishiyamaFrance Cyrille MaretJapan Hisayoshi Harasawa[20][21]
2017 Japan Naohisa TakatoJapan Hifumi AbeJapan Soichi HashimotoNetherlands Frank de WitChina Cheng XunzhaoJapan Kentaro IidaJapan Takeshi Ōjitani[22][23]
2018 Japan Toru ShishimeSouth Korea An Ba-ulKosovo Akil GjakovaJapan Sotaro FujiwaraJapan Shoichiro MukaiNetherlands Michael KorrelJapan Kokoro Kageura[24][25]
2019 Japan Naohisa TakatoMoldova Denis VieruJapan Soichi HashimotoGermany Dominic ResselSouth Korea Gwak Dong-hanGeorgia (country) Varlam LipartelianiSouth Korea Kim Sung-min[26][27]
2020 Japan Ryuju NagayamaSouth Korea An Ba-ulJapan Soichi HashimotoBelgium Matthias CasseSpain Nikoloz SherazadishviliIsrael Peter PaltchikNetherlands Henk Grol[28][29]
2021 Azerbaijan Balabay AghayevJapan Ryoma TanakaJapan Kenshi HaradaJapan Takeshi SasakiJapan Kenta NagasawaRussia Arman AdamianRussia Inal Tasoev[30][31][32]
2022 Japan Ryuju NagayamaMongolia Yondonperenlein BaskhüüGeorgia (country) Lasha ShavdatuashviliJapan Sotaro FujiwaraJapan Sanshiro MuraoBelgium Toma NikiforovMongolia Odkhüügiin Tsetsentsengel[33][34][35]
2023 Azerbaijan Balabay AghayevUkraine Bogdan IadovGeorgia (country) Lasha ShavdatuashviliGeorgia (country) Tato GrigalashviliNetherlands Noël van 't EndNetherlands Michael KorrelFrance Teddy Riner[36][37][38]
2024 France Luka MkheidzeJapan Takeshi TakeokaJapan Tatsuki IshiharaBelgium Matthias CasseTurkey Mihael ŽgankJapan Aaron WolfFrance Teddy Riner[39][40][41]

Women's
Year−48 kg−52 kg−57 kg−63 kg−70 kg−78 kg+78 kgRef.
2009 Japan Emi YamagishiRussia Natalia KuziutinaGreece Ioulietta BoukouvalaJapan Yoshie UenoFrance Lucie DécosseFrance Céline LebrunChina Tong Wen[42][7]
2010 Japan Emi YamagishiJapan Misato NakamuraJapan Kaori MatsumotoFrance Gévrise ÉmaneFrance Lucie DécosseJapan Akari OgataRussia Elena Ivashchenko[43][9]
2011 Japan Haruna AsamiMongolia Mönkhbaataryn BundmaaFrance Automne PaviaFrance Gévrise ÉmaneFrance Lucie DécosseFrance Audrey TcheuméoJapan Megumi Tachimoto[44][11]
2012 Japan Tomoko FukumiJapan Yuka NishidaPortugal Telma MonteiroJapan Miki TanakaJapan Haruka TachimotoBrazil Mayra AguiarJapan Megumi Tachimoto[45][13]
2013 Japan Haruna AsamiJapan Yuki HashimotoFrance Automne PaviaFrance Clarisse AgbegnenouNetherlands Kim PollingFrance Lucie LouetteJapan Megumi Tachimoto[46][15]
2014 Japan Emi YamagishiKosovo Majlinda KelmendiJapan Anzu YamamotoFrance Clarisse AgbegnenouNetherlands Linda BolderSlovenia Anamari VelenšekJapan Kanae Yamabe[47][17]
2015 Mongolia Mönkhbatyn UrantsetsegKosovo Majlinda KelmendiPortugal Telma MonteiroSlovenia Tina TrstenjakJapan Haruka TachimotoFrance Audrey TcheuméoFrance Émilie Andéol[48][19]
2016 Kazakhstan Otgontsetseg GalbadrakhKosovo Majlinda KelmendiSouth Korea Kim Jan-diFrance Clarisse AgbegnenouSouth Korea Kim Seong-yeonBrazil Mayra AguiarJapan Megumi Tachimoto[49][21]
2017 South Korea Jeong Bo-kyeongKosovo Majlinda KelmendiSouth Korea Kwon You-jeongSlovenia Tina TrstenjakJapan Chizuru AraiFrance Audrey TcheuméoJapan Sarah Asahina[50][23]
2018 Ukraine Daria BilodidJapan Uta AbeCanada Christa DeguchiFrance Clarisse AgbegnenouUnited Kingdom Sally ConwayFrance Audrey TcheuméoSouth Korea Kim Min-jeong[51][25]
2019 Japan Ami KondoJapan Ai ShishimeCanada Christa DeguchiFrance Clarisse AgbegnenouJapan Yoko OnoFrance Madeleine MalongaCuba Idalys Ortiz[52][27]
2020 Ukraine Daria BilodidKosovo Distria KrasniqiCanada Christa DeguchiFrance Clarisse AgbegnenouJapan Yoko OnoFrance Madeleine MalongaFrance Romane Dicko[53][29]
2021 Japan Wakana KogaIsrael Gefen PrimoJapan Haruka FunakuboPortugal Bárbara TimoJapan Saki NiizoeRussia Aleksandra BabintsevaIsrael Raz Hershko[54][31][32]
2022 Japan Natsumi TsunodaFrance Amandine BuchardJapan Haruka FunakuboJapan Nami NabekuraFrance Margaux PinotFrance Audrey TcheuméoJapan Wakaba Tomita[55][34][35]
2023 France Blandine PontKosovo Distria KrasniqiFrance Priscilla GnetoIsrael Gili SharirSpain Ai TsunodaFrance Audrey TcheuméoSouth Korea Kim Ha-yun[56][37][38]
2024 France Shirine BoukliKosovo Distria KrasniqiFrance Faïza MokdarFrance Clarisse AgbegnenouGermany Miriam ButkereitGermany Anna-Maria WagnerFrance Romane Dicko[57][40][41]

See also

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