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Judo Grand Slam Paris

(Redirected from Judo Super A-Tournament Tournoi de Paris)
For the tennis tournament, see French Open.

The Paris Grand Slam (Super A-Tournament Tournoi de Paris until 2004, Super World Cup Tournoi de Paris until 2008) 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.

Venues

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Past winners

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Men's

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Year −60 kg −66 kg −73 kg −81 kg −90 kg −100 kg +100 kg Ref.
as Super A-Tournament Tournoi de Paris
2004 Japan  Tadahiro Nomura Japan  Tomoo Torii Japan  Masahiro Takamatsu France  Anthony Rodriguez Japan  Hiroshi Izumi Israel  Ariel Ze'evi Iran  Mahmoud Miran [2]
as Super World Cup Tournoi de Paris
2005 Austria  Ludwig Paischer Japan  Hiroyuki Akimoto France  Daniel Fernandes Netherlands  Guillaume Elmont Greece  Ilias Iliadis South Korea  Yoo Kwang-sun Tunisia  Anis Chedly [3]
2006 South Korea  Cho Nam-suk Brazil  João Derly Bulgaria  Georgi Georgiev Italy  Giuseppe Maddaloni South Korea  Hwang Hee-tae Russia  Ruslan Gasimov Japan  Yohei Takai [4]
2007 Azerbaijan  Nijat Shikhalizada Japan  Hiroyuki Akimoto Japan  Yusuke Kanamaru Netherlands  Guillaume Elmont Russia  Khasanbi Taov Hungary  Dániel Hadfi Japan  Kōsei Inoue [5]
2008 Japan  Hiroaki Hiraoka South Korea  Kim Joo-jin Moldova  Sergiu Toma Russia  Alibek Bashkaev Russia  Khasanbi Taov Greece  Ilias Iliadis France  Teddy Riner [6]
as Grand Slam Paris
2009 France  Dimitri Dragin Japan  Masato Uchishiba South Korea  Wang Ki-chun South Korea  Song Dae-nam France  Yves-Matthieu Dafreville Japan  Takamasa Anai France  Teddy Riner [7][8]
2010 Georgia (country)  David Asumbani South Korea  Kim Joo-jin South Korea  Wang Ki-chun Brazil  Leandro Guilheiro Japan  Takashi Ono Belgium  Elco van der Geest France  Teddy Riner [9][10]
2011 Uzbekistan  Rishod Sobirov Japan  Junpei Morishita Japan  Riki Nakaya South Korea  Kim Jae-bum Japan  Daiki Nishiyama Netherlands  Henk Grol France  Teddy Riner [11][12]
2012 Uzbekistan  Rishod Sobirov France  David Larose Mongolia  Sainjargalyn Nyam-Ochir Germany  Ole Bischof Uzbekistan  Dilshod Choriev Mongolia  Naidangiin Tüvshinbayar France  Teddy Riner [13][14]
2013 Japan  Naohisa Takato France  David Larose Mongolia  Khashbaataryn Tsagaanbaatar Uzbekistan  Yakhyo Imamov Georgia (country)  Varlam Liparteliani Czech Republic  Lukáš Krpálek France  Teddy Riner [15][16]
2014 Mongolia  Ganbatyn Boldbaatar Russia  Mikhail Pulyaev South Korea  Bang Gui-man Georgia (country)  Avtandili Tchrikishvili South Korea  Lee Kyu-won France  Cyrille Maret Japan  Ryu Shichinohe [17][18]
2015 Japan  Naohisa Takato Mongolia  Davaadorjiin Tömörkhüleg Japan  Hiroyuki Akimoto Uzbekistan  Shakhzodbek Sabirov Georgia (country)  Varlam Liparteliani France  Cyrille Maret Japan  Hisayoshi Harasawa [19][20]
2016 Japan  Toru Shishime Japan  Masashi Ebinuma South Korea  An Chang-rim Georgia (country)  Avtandili Tchrikishvili Japan  Daiki Nishiyama France  Cyrille Maret Japan  Hisayoshi Harasawa [21][22]
2017 Japan  Naohisa Takato Japan  Hifumi Abe Japan  Soichi Hashimoto Netherlands  Frank de Wit China  Cheng Xunzhao Japan  Kentaro Iida Japan  Takeshi Ōjitani [23][24]
2018 Japan  Toru Shishime South Korea  An Ba-ul Kosovo  Akil Gjakova Japan  Sotaro Fujiwara Japan  Shoichiro Mukai Netherlands  Michael Korrel Japan  Kokoro Kageura [25][26]
2019 Japan  Naohisa Takato Moldova  Denis Vieru Japan  Soichi Hashimoto Germany  Dominic Ressel South Korea  Gwak Dong-han Georgia (country)  Varlam Liparteliani South Korea  Kim Sung-min [27][28]
2020 Japan  Ryuju Nagayama South Korea  An Ba-ul Japan  Soichi Hashimoto Belgium  Matthias Casse Spain  Nikoloz Sherazadishvili Israel  Peter Paltchik Netherlands  Henk Grol [29][30]
2021 Azerbaijan  Balabay Aghayev Japan  Ryoma Tanaka Japan  Kenshi Harada Japan  Takeshi Sasaki Japan  Kenta Nagasawa Russia  Arman Adamian Russia  Inal Tasoev [31][32][33]
2022 Japan  Ryuju Nagayama Mongolia  Yondonperenlein Baskhüü Georgia (country)  Lasha Shavdatuashvili Japan  Sotaro Fujiwara Japan  Sanshiro Murao Belgium  Toma Nikiforov Mongolia  Odkhüügiin Tsetsentsengel [34][35][36]
2023 Azerbaijan  Balabay Aghayev Ukraine  Bogdan Iadov Georgia (country)  Lasha Shavdatuashvili Georgia (country)  Tato Grigalashvili Netherlands  Noël van 't End Netherlands  Michael Korrel France  Teddy Riner [37][38][39]
2024 France  Luka Mkheidze Japan  Takeshi Takeoka Japan  Tatsuki Ishihara Belgium  Matthias Casse Turkey  Mihael Žgank Japan  Aaron Wolf France  Teddy Riner [40][41][42]

Women's

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Year −48 kg −52 kg −57 kg −63 kg −70 kg −78 kg +78 kg Ref.
as Grand Slam Paris
2009 Japan  Emi Yamagishi Russia  Natalia Kuziutina Greece  Ioulietta Boukouvala Japan  Yoshie Ueno France  Lucie Décosse France  Céline Lebrun China  Tong Wen [43][8]
2010 Japan  Emi Yamagishi Japan  Misato Nakamura Japan  Kaori Matsumoto France  Gévrise Émane France  Lucie Décosse Japan  Akari Ogata Russia  Elena Ivashchenko [44][10]
2011 Japan  Haruna Asami Mongolia  Mönkhbaataryn Bundmaa France  Automne Pavia France  Gévrise Émane France  Lucie Décosse France  Audrey Tcheuméo Japan  Megumi Tachimoto [45][12]
2012 Japan  Tomoko Fukumi Japan  Yuka Nishida Portugal  Telma Monteiro Japan  Miki Tanaka Japan  Haruka Tachimoto Brazil  Mayra Aguiar Japan  Megumi Tachimoto [46][14]
2013 Japan  Haruna Asami Japan  Yuki Hashimoto France  Automne Pavia France  Clarisse Agbegnenou Netherlands  Kim Polling France  Lucie Louette Japan  Megumi Tachimoto [47][16]
2014 Japan  Emi Yamagishi Kosovo  Majlinda Kelmendi Japan  Anzu Yamamoto France  Clarisse Agbegnenou Netherlands  Linda Bolder Slovenia  Anamari Velenšek Japan  Kanae Yamabe [48][18]
2015 Mongolia  Mönkhbatyn Urantsetseg Kosovo  Majlinda Kelmendi Portugal  Telma Monteiro Slovenia  Tina Trstenjak Japan  Haruka Tachimoto France  Audrey Tcheuméo France  Émilie Andéol [49][20]
2016 Kazakhstan  Otgontsetseg Galbadrakh Kosovo  Majlinda Kelmendi South Korea  Kim Jan-di France  Clarisse Agbegnenou South Korea  Kim Seong-yeon Brazil  Mayra Aguiar Japan  Megumi Tachimoto [50][22]
2017 South Korea  Jeong Bo-kyeong Kosovo  Majlinda Kelmendi South Korea  Kwon You-jeong Slovenia  Tina Trstenjak Japan  Chizuru Arai France  Audrey Tcheuméo Japan  Sarah Asahina [51][24]
2018 Ukraine  Daria Bilodid Japan  Uta Abe Canada  Christa Deguchi France  Clarisse Agbegnenou United Kingdom  Sally Conway France  Audrey Tcheuméo South Korea  Kim Min-jeong [52][26]
2019 Japan  Ami Kondo Japan  Ai Shishime Canada  Christa Deguchi France  Clarisse Agbegnenou Japan  Yoko Ono France  Madeleine Malonga Cuba  Idalys Ortiz [53][28]
2020 Ukraine  Daria Bilodid Kosovo  Distria Krasniqi Canada  Christa Deguchi France  Clarisse Agbegnenou Japan  Yoko Ono France  Madeleine Malonga France  Romane Dicko [54][30]
2021 Japan  Wakana Koga Israel  Gefen Primo Japan  Haruka Funakubo Portugal  Bárbara Timo Japan  Saki Niizoe Russia  Aleksandra Babintseva Israel  Raz Hershko [55][32][33]
2022 Japan  Natsumi Tsunoda France  Amandine Buchard Japan  Haruka Funakubo Japan  Nami Nabekura France  Margaux Pinot France  Audrey Tcheuméo Japan  Wakaba Tomita [56][35][36]
2023 France  Blandine Pont Kosovo  Distria Krasniqi France  Priscilla Gneto Israel  Gili Sharir Spain  Ai Tsunoda France  Audrey Tcheuméo South Korea  Kim Ha-yun [57][38][39]
2024 France  Shirine Boukli Kosovo  Distria Krasniqi France  Faïza Mokdar France  Clarisse Agbegnenou Germany  Miriam Butkereit Germany  Anna-Maria Wagner France  Romane Dicko [58][41][42]

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