Judo at the 2004 Summer Olympics

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Judo at the 2004 Summer Olympics took place in the Ano Liossia Olympic Hall and featured 368 players competing for 14 gold medals with seven different weight categories in both the men's and women's competitions. Japan dominated the event by taking 8 gold and 2 silver medals.

Gold and silver medals in each weight class were determined by a single-elimination bracket. There was a repechage for those who are eliminated by one of the eventual semifinalists. Since there are four semifinalists, this means that four of the losers of the round of 32 (i.e., 25%) faced four of the losers from the round of 16 (50%). The winners of these matches faced the four judokas who have lost in the quarterfinals. The winners, then, of these four matches faced each other to narrow the repechage field down to two judokas. Until this stage, the repechage has been segregated into two distinct halves, with each successive competitor facing another one from the same half of the original bracket; but each of the two judokas who emerge from the repechage challenged the loser of the other bracket's semifinal. (Since these two always come from opposite halves of the original bracket, they could not have faced each other already.) The winners of these two matches were each awarded a bronze medal, making judo unusual among Olympic events in not determining a single third-place finisher.

There was controversy in the men's competition, when Iranian competitor Arash Miresmaeili was widely reported to have intentionally disqualified for political reasons, in order to avoid competing with an Israeli.


Men's 60 kg | 66 kg | 73 kg | 81 kg | 90 kg | 100 kg | over 100 kg

Women's 48 kg | 52 kg | 57 kg | 63 kg | 70 kg | 78 kg | over 78 kg

[edit] Judo medal table by country

Pos Country Gold Silver Bronze Total
1 Japan 8 2 0 10
2 China 1 1 3 5
3 South Korea 1 1 1 3
4 Georgia 1 1 0 2
5 Germany 1 0 3
6 Belarus 1 0 0 1
Greece 1 0 0 1
8 Russia 0 2 3 5
9 Cuba 0 1 5 6
10 Netherlands 0 1 3 4
11 Austria 0 1 0 1
France 0 1 0 1
North Korea 0 1 0 1
Slovakia 0 1 0 1
Ukraine 0 1 0
16 Brazil 0 0 2 2
17 Belgium 0 0 1 1
Bulgaria 0 0 1 1
Estonia 0 0 1 1
Israel 0 0 1 1
Italy 0 0 1 1
Mongolia 0 0 1 1
Slovenia 0 0 1 1
United States 0 0 1 1

[edit] 60 kg men

Gold: Silver: Bronze:
Tadahiro Nomura, JPN Nestor Khergiani, GEO Choi Min-ho, KOR
Khashbaatar Tsagaanbaatar, MGL

[edit] Main bracket

[edit] Round of 64

[edit] Round of 32

[edit] Round of 16
  • Evgeny Stanev, Russia def. Anos Lounifi, Tunisia
  • Nestor Khergiani, Georgia def. Bazarbek Donbay, Kazakhstan
  • Revazi Zintiridis, Greece def. Craig Fallon, Great Britain
  • Masoud Haji Akhondzade, Iran def. Armen Nazaryan, Armenia
  • Khashbaatar Tsagaanbaatar, Mongolia def. Taraje Williams-Murray, United States
  • Choi Min-ho, South Korea def. Benjamin Darbelet, Italy
  • Tadahiro Nomura, Japan def. Oliver Gussenberg, Germany
  • Miguel Albarracin, Argentina def. Cristobal Alejandra Aburto, Mexico

[edit] Quarterfinals
  • Nestor Khergiani, Georgia def. Evgeny Stanev, Russia
  • Masoud Haji Akhondzade, Iran def. Revazi Zintiridis, Greece
  • Khashbaatar Tsagaanbaatar, Mongolia def. Choi Min-ho, South Korea
  • Tadahiro Nomura, Japan def. Miguel Albarracin, Argentina

[edit] Semifinals
  • Nestor Khergiani, Georgia def. Masoud Haji Akhondzade, Iran
  • Tadahiro Nomura, Japan def. Khashbaatar Tsagaanbaatar, Mongolia

[edit] Finals
  • Tadahiro Nomura, Japan def. Nestor Khergiani, Georgia

[edit] Repechage

[edit] Round of 16
  • Kenji Uematsu, Spain def. Bazarbek Donbay, Kazakhstan
  • Jean Claude Cameroun, Cameroon def. Armen Nazaryan, Armenia
  • Akram Shah, India def. Taraje Williams-Murray, United States
  • Oliver Gussenberg, Germany def. Modesto Lara, Dominican Republic

[edit] Quarterfinals
  • Kenji Uematsu, Spain def. Evgeny Stanev, Russia
  • Revazi Zintiridis, Greece def. Jean Claude Cameroun, Cameroon
  • Choi Min-ho, South Korea def. Akram Shah, India
  • Oliver Gussenberg, Germany def. Miguel Albarracin, Argentina

[edit] Semifinals
  • Kenji Uematsu, Spain def. Revazi Zintiridis, Greece
  • Choi Min-ho, South Korea def. Oliver Gussenberg, Germany

[edit] Bronze medal finals
  • Khashbaatar Tsagaanbaatar, Mongolia def. Kenji Uematsu, Spain
  • Choi Min-ho, South Korea def. Masoud Haji Akhondzade, Iran

[edit] Final rankings

1. Tadahiro Nomura, Japan
2. Nestor Khergiani, Georgia
3. Khashbaatar Tsagaanbaatar, Mongolia
3. Choi Min-ho, South Korea
5. Kenji Uematsu, Spain
5. Masoud Haji Akhondzade, Iran
7. Revazi Zintiridis, Greece
7. Oliver Gussenberg, Germany

[edit] 66 kg men

Gold: Silver: Bronze:
Masato Uchishiba, JPN Jozef Krnac, SVK Georgi Georgiev, BUL
Yordanis Arencibia, CUB

[edit] Main bracket

[edit] Round of 32

[edit] Round of 16
  • Yordanis Arencibia, Cuba def. Heath Young, Australia
  • João Pina, Portugal def. Miklos Ungvari, Hungary
  • Jozef Krnac, Slovakia def. Oscar Penas, Spain
  • Amar Meridja, Algeria def. Ehud Vaks, Israel
  • Magomed Dzhafarov, Russia def. Henrique Carlos Guimaraes, Brazil
  • Masato Uchishiba, Japan def. Gantumur Dashdavaa, Mongolia
  • Muratbek Kipshakbayev, Kazakhstan def. Milos Mijalkovic, Serbia and Montenegro
  • Georgi Georgiev, Bulgaria def. Bektas Demirel, Turkey

[edit] Quarterfinals
  • Yordanis Arencibia, Cuba def. João Pina, Portugal
  • Jozef Krnac, Slovakia def. Amar Meridja, Algeria
  • Masato Uchishiba, Japan def. Magomed Dzhafarov, Russia
  • Georgi Georgiev, Bulgaria def. Muratbek Kipshakbayev, Kazakhstan

[edit] Semifinals
  • Jozef Krnac, Slovakia def. Yordanis Arencibia, Cuba
  • Masato Uchishiba, Japan def. Georgi Georgiev, Bulgaria

[edit] Final
  • Masato Uchishiba, Japan def. Jozef Krnac, Slovakia

[edit] Repechage

[edit] Round of 16
  • Ludwing Manuel Ortiz, Venezuela def. Heath Young, Australia
  • Oscar Penas, Spain def. Abdou Alassane Dji Bo, Niger
  • Jorge Lencina, Argentina def. Gantumur Dashdavaa, Mongolia
  • David Margoshvili, Georgia def. Bektas Demirel, Turkey

[edit] Quarterfinals
  • João Pina, Portugal def. Ludwing Manuel Ortiz, Venezuela
  • Oscar Penas, Spain def. Amar Meridja, Algeria
  • Jorge Lencina, Argentina def. Magomed Dzhafarov, Russia
  • David Margoshvili, Georgia def. Muratbek Kipshakbayev, Kazakhstan

[edit] Semifinals
  • Oscar Penas, Spain def. João Pina, Portugal
  • David Margoshvili, Georgia def. Jorge Lencina, Argentina

[edit] Bronze medal finals
  • Georgi Georgiev, Bulgaria def. Oscar Penas, Spain
  • Yordanis Arencibia, Cuba def. David Margoshvili, Georgia

[edit] 73 kg men

Gold: Silver: Bronze:
Lee Won-Hee, KOR Vitaliy Makarov, RUS Jimmy Pedro, USA
Leandro Guilheiro, BRA

August 16

[edit] Main bracket

[edit] Round of 64

[edit] Round of 32

[edit] Round of 16
  • Daniel Fernandes, France def. Yoel Razvozov, Israel
  • Leandro Guilheiro, Brazil def. Krzysztof Wilkomirski, Poland
  • Vitaliy Makarov, Russia def. David Kevkhishvili, Georgia
  • Suldbayar Damdin, Mongolia def. Bernard Sylvain Mvondo Etoga, Cameroon
  • Lee Won-Hee, South Korea def. Jimmy Pedro, United States
  • Gennadiy Bilodid, Ukraine def. Nouredinne Yagoubi, Algeria
  • Victor Bivol, Moldova def. Hamed Malekmohammadi Memar, Iran
  • João Neto, Portugal def. Claudiu Bastea, Romania

[edit] Quarterfinals
  • Daniel Fernandes, France def. Leandro Guilheiro, Brazil
  • Vitaliy Makarov, Russia def. Suldbayar Damdin, Mongolia
  • Lee Won-Hee, South Korea def. Gennadiy Bilodid, Ukraine
  • Victor Bivol, Moldova def. João Neto, Portugal

[edit] Semifinals
  • Vitaliy Makarov, Russia def. Daniel Fernandes, France
  • Lee Won-Hee, South Korea def. Victor Bivol, Moldova

[edit] Final
  • Lee Won-Hee, South Korea def. Vitaliy Makarov, Russia

[edit] Repechage

[edit] Round of 16
  • Yoel Razvozov, Israel def. Xie Jianhua, China
  • David Kevkhishvili, Georgia def. Lavrenti Alexanidis, Greece
  • Jimmy Pedro, United States def. Anatoly Laryukov, Belarus
  • Hamed Malekmohammadi Memar, Iran def. Richard Leon Vizcaya, Venezuela

[edit] Quarterfinals
  • Leandro Guilheiro, Brazil def. Yoel Razvozov, Israel
  • David Kevkhishvili, Georgia def. Suldbayar Damdin, Mongolia
  • Jimmy Pedro, United States def. Gennadiy Bilodid, Ukraine
  • João Neto, Portugal def. Hamed Malekmohammadi Memar, Iran

[edit] Semifinals
  • Leandro Guilheiro, Brazil def. David Kevkhishvili, Georgia
  • Jimmy Pedro, United States def. João Neto, Portugal

[edit] Bronze medal finals
  • Leandro Guilheiro, Brazil def. Victor Bivol, Moldova
  • Jimmy Pedro, United States def. Daniel Fernandes, France

[edit] Final rankings

1. Lee Won Hee, South Korea
2. Vitaliy Makarov, Russia
3. Leandro Guilheiro, Brazil
3. Jimmy Pedro, United States
5. Victor Bivol, Moldova
5. Daniel Fernandes, France
7. David Kevkhishvili, Georgia
7. João Neto, Portugal

[edit] 81 kg men

Gold: Silver: Bronze:
Ilias Iliadis, GRE Roman Gontyuk, UKR Dmitri Nossov, RUS
Flavio Canto, BRA

August 17

[edit] Main bracket

[edit] Round of 32

[edit] Round of 16
  • Robert Krawczyk, Poland def. Richard Hawn, United States
  • Mehman Azizov, Azerbaijan def. Siarhei Shundzikau, Belarus
  • Roman Gontyuk, Ukraine def. Reza Chah Khandagh, Iran
  • Florian Wanner, Germany def. Amar Benikhlef, Algeria
  • Kwon Young Woo, South Korea def. Gabriel Israel Arteaga Risquet, Cuba
  • Ilias Iliadis, Greece def. Ariel Sganga, Argentina
  • Dmitri Nossov, Russia def. Roberto Meloni, Italy
  • Flavio Canto, Brazil def. Aleksei Budolin, Estonia

[edit] Quarterfinals
  • Robert Krawczyk, Poland def. Mehman Azizov, Azerbaijan
  • Roman Gontyuk, Ukraine def. Florian Wanner, Germany
  • Ilias Iliadis, Greece def. Kwon Young Woo, South Korea
  • Dmitri Nossov, Russia def. Flavio Canto, Brazil

[edit] Semifinals
  • Roman Gontyuk, Ukraine def. Robert Krawczyk, Poland
  • Ilias Iliadis, Greece def. Dmitri Nossov, Russia

[edit] Final
  • Ilias Iliadis, Greece def. Roman Gontyuk, Ukraine

[edit] Repechage

[edit] Round of 16
  • Richard Hawn, United States def. Mohamed Ben Saleh, Libya
  • Adil Belgaid, Morocco def. Reza Chah Khandagh, Iran
  • Morgan Endicott-Davies, Australia def. Ariel Sganga, Argentina
  • Roberto Meloni, Italy def. Masahiko Tomouchi, Japan

[edit] Quarterfinals
  • Mehman Azizov, Azerbaijan def. Richard Hawn, United States
  • Florian Wanner, Germany def. Adil Belgaid, Morocco
  • Kwon Young Woo, South Korea def. Morgan Endicott-Davies, Australia
  • Flavio Canto, Brazil def. Roberto Meloni, Italy

[edit] Semifinals
  • Mehman Azizov, Azerbaijan def. Florian Wanner, Germany
  • Flavio Canto, Brazil def. Kwon Young Woo, South Korea

[edit] Bronze medal finals
  • Dmitri Nossov, Russia def. Mehman Azizov, Azerbaijan
  • Flavio Canto, Brazil def. Robert Krawczyk, Poland

[edit] Final rankings

1. Ilias Iliadis, Greece
2. Roman Gontyuk, Ukraine
3. Dmitri Nossov, Russia
3. Flavio Canto, Brazil
5. Mehman Azizov, Azerbaijan
5. Robert Krawczyk, Poland
7. Florian Wanner, Germany
7. Kwon Young Woo, South Korea

[edit] 90 kg men

Gold: Silver: Bronze:
Zurab Zviadauri, GEO Hiroshi Izumi, JPN Khasanbi Taov, RUS
Mark Huizinga, NED

August 18

[edit] Main bracket

[edit] Round of 32

[edit] Round of 16
  • Carlos Eduardo Honorato, Brazil def. Ochirbat Tsend-Ayush, Mongolia
  • Winston Gordon, Great Britain def. Vicbart Geraldino, Dominican Republic
  • Frederic Demontfaucon, France def. Brian Olson, United States
  • Zurab Zviadauri, Georgia def. Khasanbi Taov, Russia
  • Eduardo Costa Gramajo, Argentina def. Valentyn Grekov, Ukraine
  • Hiroshi Izumi, Japan def. Dionysios Iliadis, Greece
  • Hwang Hee-Tae, South Korea def. Mark Huizinga, Netherlands
  • Keith Morgan, Canada def. Hesham Mesbah, Egypt

[edit] Quarterfinals
  • Winston Gordon, Great Britain def. Carlos Eduardo Honorato, Brazil
  • Zurab Zviadauri, Georgia def. Frederic Demontfaucon, France
  • Hiroshi Izumi, Japan def. Eduardo Costa Gramajo, Argentina
  • Hwang Hee-Tae, South Korea def. Keith Morgan, Canada

[edit] Semifinals
  • Zurab Zviadauri, Georgia def. Winston Gordon, Great Britain
  • Hiroshi Izumi, Japan def. Hwang Hee-Tae, South Korea

[edit] Final
  • Zurab Zviadauri, Georgia def. Hiroshi Izumi, Japan

[edit] Repechage

[edit] Round of 16
  • Daniel Kelly, Australia def. Vicbart Geraldino, Dominican Republic
  • Khasanbi Taov, Russia def. Francesco Lepre, Italy
  • Siarhei Kukharenka, Belarus def. Dionysios Iliadis, Greece
  • Mark Huizinga, Netherlands def. Przemyslaw Matyjaszek, Poland

[edit] Quarterfinals
  • Daniel Kelly, Australia def. Carlos Eduardo Honorato, Brazil
  • Khasanbi Taov, Russia def. Frederic Demontfaucon, France
  • Eduardo Costa Gramajo, Argentina def. Siarhei Kukharenka, Belarus
  • Mark Huizinga, Netherlands def. Keith Morgan, Canada

[edit] Semifinals
  • Khasanbi Taov, Russia def. Daniel Kelly, Australia
  • Mark Huizinga, Netherlands def. Eduardo Costa Gramajo, Argentina

[edit] Bronze medal finals
  • Khasanbi Taov, Russia def. Hwang Hee-Tae, South Korea
  • Mark Huizinga, Netherlands def. Winston Gordon, Great Britain

[edit] Final rankings

1. Zurab Zviadauri, Georgia
2. Hiroshi Izumi, Japan
3. Khasanbi Taov, Russia
3. Mark Huizinga, Netherlands
5. Hwang Hee Tae, South Korea
5. Winston Gordon, Great Britain
7. Daniel Kelly, Australia
7. Eduardo Costa Gramajo, Argentina

[edit] 100 kg men

Gold: Silver: Bronze:
Ihar Makarau, BLR Jang Sung-Ho, KOR Michael Jurack, GER
Ariel Zeevi, ISR

August 19

[edit] Main bracket

[edit] Round of 64

[edit] Round of 32

[edit] Round of 16
  • Kosei Inoue, Japan def. Martin Kelly, Australia
  • Elco van Der Geest, Netherlands def. Bassel Elgharabawy, Egypt
  • Iveri Jikurauli, Georgia def. Sami Belgroun, Algeria
  • Ihar Makarau, Belarus def. Timo Hannu Tapani Peltola, Finland
  • Jang Sung-Ho, South Korea def. Rhadi Ferguson, United States
  • Ariel Zeevi, Israel def. Michele Monti, Italy
  • Ghislain Lemaire, France def. Dmitry Maksimov, Russia
  • Michael Jurack, Germany def. Oreidis Despaigne Terry, Cuba

[edit] Quarterfinals
  • Elco van Der Geest, Netherlands def. Kosei Inoue, Japan
  • Ihar Makarau, Belarus def. Iveri Jikurauli, Georgia
  • Jang Sung-Ho, South Korea def. Ariel Zeevi, Israel
  • Michael Jurack, Germany def. Ghislain Lemaire, France

[edit] Semifinals
  • Ihar Makarau, Belarus def. Elco van Der Geest, Netherlands
  • Jang Sung-Ho, South Korea def. Michael Jurack, Germany

[edit] Final
  • Ihar Makarau, Belarus def. Jang Sung-Ho, South Korea

[edit] Repechage

[edit] Round of 16
  • Movlud Miraliyev, Azerbaijan def. Bassel Elgharabawy, Egypt
  • Askhat Zhitkeyev, Kazakhstan def. Timo Hannu Tapani Peltola, Finland
  • Franck Martial Moussima Ewane, Cameroon def. Rhadi Ferguson, United States
  • Oreidis Despaigne Terry, Cuba def. Vasileios Iliadis, Greece

[edit] Quarterfinals
  • Movlud Miraliyev, Azerbaijan def. Kosei Inoue, Japan
  • Askhat Zhitkeyev, Kazakhstan def. Iveri Jikurauli, Georgia
  • Ariel Zeevi, Israel def. Franck Martial Moussima Ewane, Cameroon
  • Ghislain Lemaire, France def. Oreidis Despaigne Terry, Cuba

[edit] Semifinals
  • Movlud Miraliyev, Azerbaijan def. Askhat Zhitkeyev, Kazakhstan
  • Ariel Zeevi, Israel def. Ghislain Lemaire, France

[edit] Bronze medal finals
  • Michael Jurack, Germany def. Movlud Miraliyev, Azerbaijan
  • Ariel Zeevi, Israel def. Elco van Der Geest, Netherlands

[edit] Final rankings

1. Ihar Makarau, Belarus
2. Jang Sung Ho, South Korea
3. Michael Jurack, Germany
3. Ariel Zeevi, Israel
5. Movlud Miraliyev, Azerbaijan
5. Elco van Der Geest, Netherlands
7. Askhat Zhitkeyev, Kazakhstan
7. Ghislain Lemaire, France

[edit] over 100 kg men

Gold: Silver: Bronze:
Keiji Suzuki, JPN Tamerlan Tmenov, RUS Dennis van der Geest, NED
Indrek Pertelson, EST

August 20

[edit] Main bracket

[edit] Round of 64

[edit] Round of 32

[edit] Round of 16
  • Paolo Bianchessi, Italy def. Vitaliy Polyanskyy, Ukraine
  • Dennis van Der Geest, Netherlands def. Yeldos Ikhsangaliyev, Kazakhstan
  • Keiji Suzuki, Japan def. Charalampos Papaioannou, Greece
  • Yury Rybak, Belarus def. Song Pan, China
  • Seyed Mahmoudreza Miran Fashandi, Iran def. Selim Tataroglu, Turkey
  • Semir Pepic, Australia def. Martin Boonzaayer, United States
  • Tamerlan Tmenov, Russia def. Daniel Hernandes, Brazil
  • Indrek Pertelson, Estonia def. Abdullo Tangriev, Uzbekistan

[edit] Quarterfinals
  • Paolo Bianchessi, Italy def. Dennis van Der Geest, Netherlands
  • Keiji Suzuki, Japan def. Yury Rybak, Belarus
  • Seyed Mahmoudreza Miran Fashandi, Iran def. Semir Pepic, Australia
  • Tamerlan Tmenov, Russia def. Indrek Pertelson, Estonia

[edit] Semifinals
  • Keiji Suzuki, Japan def. Paolo Bianchessi, Italy
  • Tamerlan Tmenov, Russia def. Seyed Mahmoudreza Miran Fashandi, Iran

[edit] Final
  • Keiji Suzuki, Japan def. Tamerlan Tmenov, Russia

[edit] Repechage

[edit] Round of 16
  • Kim Sung-Beom, South Korea def. Vitaliy Polyanskyy, Ukraine
  • Andreas Toelzer, Germany def. Charalampos Papaioannou, Greece
  • Selim Tataroglu, Turkey def. Joel Brutus, Haiti
  • Daniel Hernandes, Brazil def. Gabi Munteanu, Romania

[edit] Quarterfinals
  • Dennis van Der Geest, Netherlands def. Kim Sung-Beom, South Korea
  • Andreas Toelzer, Germany def. Yury Rybak, Belarus
  • Selim Tataroglu, Turkey def. Semir Pepic, Australia
  • Indrek Pertelson, Estonia def. Daniel Hernandes, Brazil

[edit] Semifinals
  • Dennis van Der Geest, Netherlands def. Andreas Toelzer, Germany
  • Indrek Pertelson, Estonia def. Selim Tataroglu, Turkey

[edit] Bronze medal finals
  • Dennis van Der Geest, Netherlands def. Seyed Mahmoudreza Miran, Iran
  • Indrek Pertelson, Estonia def. Paolo Bianchessi, Italy

[edit] Final rankings

1. Keiji Suzuki, Japan
2. Tamerlan Tmenov, Russia
3. Dennis van Der Geest, Netherlands
3. Indrek Pertelson, Estonia
5. Seyed Mahmoudreza Miran, Iran
5. Paolo Bianchessi, Italy
7. Andreas Toelzer, Germany
7. Selim Tataroglu, Turkey

[edit] 48 kg women

Gold: Silver: Bronze:
Ryoko Tani, JPN Frederique Jossinet, FRA Julia Matijass, GER
Gao Feng, CHN

August 14

[edit] Main bracket

[edit] Round of 32

[edit] Round of 16
  • Anna Zemla-Krajewska, Poland def. Lyubov Bruletova, Russia
  • Alina Alexandra Dumitru, Romania def. Tatyana Shishkina, Kazakhstan
  • Soraya Haddad, Algeria def. Yamila Zambrano, Cuba
  • Ryoko Tani, Japan def. Maria Karagiannopoulou, Greece
  • Feng Gao, China def. Giuseppina Marci, Italy
  • Frederique Jossinet, France def. Tatiana Moskvina, Belarus
  • Julia Matijass, Germany def. Carolyne Lepage, Canada
  • Ye Gue-Rin, South Korea def. Nese Sensoy Yildiz, Turkey

[edit] Quarterfinals
  • Alina Alexandra Dumitru, Romania def. Anna Zemla-Krajewska, Poland
  • Ryoko Tani, Japan def. Soraya Haddad, Algeria
  • Frederique Jossinet, France def. Feng Gao, China
  • Julia Matijass, Germany def. Ye Gue-Rin, South Korea

[edit] Semifinals
  • Ryoko Tani, Japan def. Alina Alexandra Dumitru, Romania
  • Frederique Jossinet, France def. Julia Matijass, Germany

[edit] Final
  • Ryoko Tani, Japan def. Frederique Jossinet, France

[edit] Repechage

[edit] Round of 16
  • Tatyana Shishkina, Kazakhstan (bye)
  • Maria Karagiannopoulou, Greece (bye)
  • Tatiana Moskvina, Belarus def. Sonya Chervonsky, Australia
  • Carolyne Lepage, Canada (bye)

[edit] Quarterfinals
  • Anna Zemla-Krajewska, Poland def. Tatyana Shishkina, Kazakhstan
  • Maria Karagiannopoulou, Greece def. Soraya Haddad, Algeria
  • Feng Gao, China def. Tatiana Moskvina, Belarus
  • Ye Gue-Rin, South Korea def. Carolyne Lepage, Canada

[edit] Semifinals
  • Maria Karagiannopoulou, Greece def. Anna Zemla-Krajewska, Poland
  • Feng Gao, People's Republic of Chin def. Ye Gue-Rin, South Korea

[edit] Bronze medal finals
  • Julia Matijass, Germany def. Maria Karagiannopoulou, Greece
  • Feng Gao, China def. Alina Alexandra Dumitru, Romania

[edit] Final rankings

1. Ryoko Tani, Japan
2. Frederique Jossinet, France
3. Julia Matijass, Germany
3. Feng Gao, China
5. Maria Karagiannopoulou, Greece
5. Alina Alexandra Dumitru, Romania
7. Anna Zemla-Krajewska, Poland
7. Ye Gue-Rin, South Korea

[edit] 52 kg women

Gold: Silver: Bronze:
Dongmei Xian, CHN Yuki Yokosawa, JPN Ilse Heylen, BEL
Amarilys Savon, CUB

August 15

[edit] Main bracket

[edit] Round of 32

[edit] Round of 16
  • Telma Monteiro, Portugal def. Michal Feinblat, Israel
  • Annabelle Euranie, France def. Ioana Maria Aluas, Romania
  • Raffaella Imbariani, Germany def. Maria Tselaridou, Greece
  • Dongmei Xian, China def. Salima Soukari, Algeria
  • Yuki Yokosawa, Japan def. Hortense Diedhiou, Senegal
  • Georgina Singelton, Great Britain def. Flor Angela Velazquez Artahona, Venezuela
  • Amarilys Savon Carmenate, Cuba def. Eun Hee Lee, South Korea
  • Ilse Heylen, Belgium def. Sholpan Kaliyeva, Kazakhstan

[edit] Quarterfinals
  • Annabelle Euranie, France def. Telma Monteiro, Portugal
  • Dongmei Xian, China def. Raffaella Imbariani, Germany
  • Yuki Yokosawa, Japan def. Georgina Singelton, Great Britain
  • Amarilys Savon Carmenate, Cuba def. Ilse Heylen, Belgium

[edit] Semifinals
  • Dongmei Xian, China def. Annabelle Euranie, France
  • Yuki Yokosawa, Japan def. Amarilys Savon Carmenate, Cuba

[edit] Final
  • Dongmei Xian, China def. Yuki Yokosawa, Japan

[edit] Repechage

[edit] Round of 16
  • Ioana Maria Aluas, Romania (bye)
  • Salima Soukari, Algeria (bye)
  • Sang Sim Ri, North Korea def. Hortense Diedhiou, Senegal
  • Sanna Askelof, Sweden def. Eun Hee Lee, South Korea

[edit] Quarterfinals
  • Ioana Maria Aluas, Romania def. Telma Monteiro, Portugal
  • Salima Soukari, Algeria def. Raffaella Imbariani, Germany
  • Georgina Singelton, Great Britain def. Sang Sim Ri, North Korea
  • Ilse Heylen, Belgium def. Sanna Askelof, Sweden

[edit] Semifinals
  • Salima Soukari, Algeria def. Ioana Maria Aluas, Romania
  • Ilse Heylen, Belgium def. Georgina Singelton, Great Britain

[edit] Bronze medal finals
  • Amarilys Savon Carmenate, Cuba def. Salima Soukari, Algeria
  • Ilse Heylen, Belgium def. Annabelle Euranie, France

[edit] Final rankings

1. KaDongmei Xian, China
2. Yuki Yokosawa, Japan
3. Amarilys Savon Carmenate, Cuba
3. Ilse Heylen, Belgium
5. Salima Soukari, Algeria
5. Annabelle Euranie, France
7. Ioana Maria Aluas, Romania
7. Georgina Singelton, Great Britain

[edit] 57 kg women

Gold: Silver: Bronze:
Yvonne Boenisch, GER Sun Hui Kye, PRK Deborah Gravenstijn, NED
Yurisleidy Lupetey, CUB

August 17

[edit] Main bracket

[edit] Round of 32

[edit] Round of 16
  • Lena Goeldi, Switzerland def. Catherine Ewa Ekuta, Nigeria
  • Yurieleidys Lupetey Cobas, Cuba def. Barbara Harel, France
  • Sophie Cox, Great Britain def. Ioulieta Boukouvala, Greece
  • Sun Hui Kye, North Korea def. Natalia Yukhareva, Russia
  • Deborah Gravenstijn, Netherlands def. Ellen Wilson, United States
  • Daniellle Zangrando, Brazil def. Yuxiang Liu, China
  • Kie Kusakabe, Japan def. Erdenet-Od Khishigbat, Mongolia
  • Yvonne Boenisch, Germany def. Jessica Garcia, Puerto Rico

[edit] Quarterfinals
  • Yurieleidys Lupetey Cobas, Cuba def. Lena Goeldi, Switzerland
  • Sun Hui Kye, North Korea def. Sophie Cox, Great Britain
  • Deborah Gravenstijn, Netherlands def. Daniellle Zangrando, Brazil
  • Yvonne Boenisch, Germany def. Kie Kusakabe, Japan

[edit] Semifinals
  • Sun Hui Kye, North Korea def. Yurieleidys Lupetey Cobas, Cuba
  • Yvonne Boenisch, Germany def. Deborah Gravenstijn, Netherlands

[edit] Final
  • Yvonne Boenisch, Germany def. Sun Hui Kye, North Korea

[edit] Repechage

[edit] Round of 16
  • Barbara Harel, France (bye)
  • Natalia Yukhareva, Russia def. Marcon Bezzina, Malta
  • Cinzia Cavazzuti, Italy def. Ellen Wilson, United States
  • Isabel Fernandez, Spain def. Jessica Garcia, Puerto Rico

[edit] Quarterfinals
  • Barbara Harel, France def. Lena Goeldi, Switzerland
  • Natalia Yukhareva, Russia def. Sophie Cox, Great Britain
  • Cinzia Cavazzuti, Italy def. Daniellle Zangrando, Brazil
  • Isabel Fernandez, Spain def. Kie Kusakabe, Japan

[edit] Semifinals
  • Barbara Harel, France def. Natalia Yukhareva, Russia
  • Isabel Fernandez, Spain def. Cinzia Cavazzuti, Italy

[edit] Bronze medal finals
  • Deborah Gravenstijn, Netherlands def. Barbara Harel, France
  • Yurieleidys Lupetey Cobas, Cuba def. Isabel Fernandez, Spain

[edit] Final rankings

1. Yvonne Boenisch, Germany
2. Sun Hui Kye, North Korea
3. Deborah Gravenstijn, Netherlands
3. Yurieleidys Lupetey Cobas, Cuba
5. Barbara Harel, France
5. Isabel Fernandez, Spain
7. Natalia Yukhareva, Russia
7. Cinzia Cavazzuti, Italy

[edit] 63 kg women

Gold: Silver: Bronze:
Ayumi Tanimoto, JPN Claudia Heill, AUT Driulis González, CUB

Urška Žolnir, SLO

August 17

[edit] Main bracket

[edit] Round of 32

[edit] Round of 16
  • Ayumi Tanimoto, Japan def. Diana Maza, Ecuador
  • Marie Helene Chisholm, Canada def. Shufang Li, China
  • Daniela Krukower, Argentina def. Bok Hee Lee, South Korea
  • Lucie Decosse, France def. Carly Dixon, Australia
  • Ok Song Hong, North Korea def. Henriette Moller, South Africa
  • Claudia Heill, Austria def. Sarah Clark, Great Britain
  • Urska Zolnir, Slovenia def. Driulys Gonzalez Morales, Cuba
  • Gella Vandecaveye, Belgium def. Eleni Tampasi, Greece

[edit] Quarterfinals
  • Ayumi Tanimoto, Japan def. Marie Helene Chisholm, Canada
  • Daniela Krukower, Argentina def. Lucie Decosse, France
  • Claudia Heill, Austria def. Ok Song Hong, North Korea
  • Urska Zolnir, Slovenia def. Gella Vandecaveye, Belgium

[edit] Semifinals
  • Ayumi Tanimoto, Japan def. Daniela Krukower, Argentina
  • Claudia Heill, Austria def. Urska Zolnir, Slovenia

[edit] Final
  • Ayumi Tanimoto, Japan def. Claudia Heill, Austria

[edit] Repechage

[edit] Round of 16
  • Saida Dhahri, Tunisia def. Diana Maza, Ecuador
  • Bok Hee Lee, South Korea (bye)
  • Ronda Rousey, United States def. Sarah Clark, Great Britain
  • Driulys Gonzalez Morales, Cuba (bye)

[edit] Quarterfinals
  • Marie Helene Chisholm, Canada def. Saida Dhahri, Tunisia
  • Lucie Decosse, France def. Bok Hee Lee, South Korea
  • Ok Song Hong, North Korea def. Ronda Rousey, United States
  • Driulys Gonzalez Morales, Cuba def. Gella Vandecaveye, Belgium

[edit] Semifinals
  • Marie Helene Chisholm, Canada def. Lucie Decosse, France
  • Driulys Gonzalez Morales, Cuba def. Ok Song Hong, North Korea

[edit] Bronze medal finals
  • Urska Zolnir, Slovenia def. Marie Helene Chisholm, Canada
  • Driulys Gonzalez Morales, Cuba def. Daniela Krukower, Argentina

[edit] Final rankings

1. Ayumi Tanimoto, Japan
2. Claudia Heill, Austria
3. Urska Zolnir, Slovenia
3. Driulys Gonzalez Morales, Cuba
5. Marie Helene Chisholm, Canada
5. Daniela Krukower, Argentina
7. Lucie Decosse, France
7. Ok Song Hong, North Korea

[edit] 70 kg women

Gold: Silver: Bronze:
Masae Ueno, JPN Edith Bosch, NED Dongya Qin, CHN
Annett Böhm, GER

August 18

[edit] Main bracket

[edit] Round of 32

[edit] Round of 16
  • Elizabeth Copes, Argentina def. Alexia Kourtelesi, Greece
  • Edith Bosch, Netherlands def. Cecilia Blanco, Spain
  • Catherine Roberge, Canada def. Kate Howey, Great Britain
  • Annett Boehm, Germany def. Dongya Qin, China
  • Masae Ueno, Japan def. Rasa Sraka, Slovenia
  • Catherine Jacques, Belgium def. Shu Yun Liu, Chinese Taipei
  • Ryon Mi Kim, North Korea def. Antonia Moreira, Angola
  • Catherine Marie Joelle Arlove, Australia def. Andrea Pazoutova, Czech Republic

[edit] Quarterfinals
  • Edith Bosch, Netherlands def. Elizabeth Copes, Argentina
  • Annett Boehm, Germany def. Catherine Roberge, Canada
  • Masae Ueno, Japan def. Catherine Jacques, Belgium
  • Catherine Marie Joelle Arlove, Australia def. Ryon Mi Kim, North Korea

[edit] Semifinals
  • Edith Bosch, Netherlands def. Annett Boehm, Germany
  • Masae Ueno, Japan def. Catherine Marie Joelle Arlove, Australia

[edit] Final
  • Masae Ueno, Japan def. Edith Bosch, Netherlands

[edit] Repechage

[edit] Round of 16
  • Cecilia Blanco, Spain (bye)
  • Dongya Qin, China (bye)
  • Rasa Sraka, Slovenia def. Celita Schutz, United States
  • Andrea Pazoutova, Czech Republic (bye)

[edit] Quarterfinals
  • Cecilia Blanco, Spain def. Elizabeth Copes, Argentina
  • Dongya Qin, China def. Catherine Roberge, Canada
  • Catherine Jacques, Belgium def. Rasa Sraka, Slovenia
  • Ryon Mi Kim, North Korea def. Andrea Pazoutova, Czech Republic

[edit] Semifinals
  • Dongya Qin, China def. Cecilia Blanco, Spain
  • Catherine Jacques, Belgium def. Ryon Mi Kim, North Korea

[edit] Bronze medal finals
  • Dongya Qin, China def. Catherine Marie Joelle Arlove, Australia
  • Annett Boehm, Germany def. Catherine Jacques, Belgium

[edit] Final rankings

1. Masae Ueno, Japan
2. Edith Bosch, Netherlands
3. Dongya Qin, China
3. Annett Boehm, Germany
5. Catherine Marie Joelle Arlove, Australia
5. Catherine Jacques, Belgium
7. Cecilia Blanco, Spain
7. Ryon Mi Kim, North Korea

[edit] 78 kg women

Gold: Silver: Bronze:
Noriko Anno, JPN Xia Liu, CHN Lucia Morico, ITA
Yurisel Laborde, CUB

August 19

[edit] Main bracket

[edit] Round of 32

[edit] Round of 16
  • Celine Lebrun, France def. Nicole Kubes, United States
  • Edinanci Silva, Brazil def. Houda Ben Daya, Tunisia
  • Noriko Anno, Japan def. Keivi Mayerliu Pinto, Venezuela
  • Lucia Morico, Italy def. Amy Cotton, Canada
  • Yurisel Laborde, Cuba def. Uta Kuehnen, Germany
  • Liu Xia, China def. Vera Moskalyuk, Russia
  • Anastasiia Matrosova, Ukraine def. Varvara Akiritidou, Greece
  • Rachel Wilding, Great Britain def. Esther San Miguel, Spain

[edit] Quarterfinals
  • Celine Lebrun, France def. Edinanci Silva, Brazil
  • Noriko Anno, Japan def. Lucia Morico, Italy
  • Liu Xia, China def. Yurisel Laborde, Cuba
  • Anastasiia Matrosova, Ukraine def. Rachel Wilding, Great Britain

[edit] Semifinals
  • Noriko Anno, Japan def. Celine Lebrun, France
  • Liu Xia, China def. Anastasiia Matrosova, Ukraine

[edit] Final
  • Noriko Anno, Japan def. Liu Xia, China

[edit] Repechage

[edit] Round of 16
  • Nicole Kubes, United States (bye)
  • Keivi Mayerliu Pinto, Venezuela (bye)
  • Vera Moskalyuk, Russia def. Claudia Zwiers, Netherlands
  • Lee So Yeon, South Korea def. Varvara Akiritidou, Greece

[edit] Quarterfinals
  • Edinanci Silva, Brazil def. Nicole Kubes, United States
  • Lucia Morico, Italy def. Keivi Mayerliu Pinto, Venezuela
  • Yurisel Laborde, Cuba def. Vera Moskalyuk, Russia
  • Lee So Yeon, South Korea def. Rachel Wilding, Great Britain

[edit] Semifinals
  • Lucia Morico, Italy def. Edinanci Silva, Brazil
  • Yurisel Laborde, Cuba def. Lee So Yeon, South Korea

[edit] Bronze medal finals
  • Lucia Morico, Italy def. Anastasiia Matrosova, Ukraine
  • Yurisel Laborde, Cuba def. Celine Lebrun, France

[edit] Final rankings

1. Noriko Anno, Japan
2. Liu Xia, P.R.China
3. Lucia Morico, Italy
3. Yurisel Laborde, Cuba
5. Anastasiia Matrosova, Ukraine
5. Celine Lebrun, France
7. Edinanci Silva, Brazil
7. Lee So Yeon, South Korea

[edit] over 78 kg women

Gold: Silver: Bronze:
Maki Tsukada, JPN Daima Beltran, CUB Tea Donguzashvili, RUS
Fuming Sun, CHN

August 20

[edit] Main bracket

[edit] Round of 32

[edit] Round of 16
  • Dayma Beltran, Cuba def. Tatiana Martine Bvegadzi, Congo
  • Giovanna Jose Blanco, Venezuela def. Eva Bisseni, France
  • Carmen Chala, Ecuador def. Sandra Koppen, Germany
  • Fuming Sun, China def. Insaf Yahyaoui, Tunisia
  • Barbara Andolina, Italy def. Vanessa Martina Zambotti, Mexico
  • Tea Donguzashvili, Russia def. Sook Ie Choi, South Korea
  • Maki Tsuakada, Japan def. Jessica Malone, Australia
  • Maryna Prokofyeva, Ukraine def. Erdene-Ochir Dolgormaa, Mongolia

[edit] Quarterfinals
  • Dayma Beltran, Cuba def. Giovanna Jose Blanco, Venezuela
  • Fuming Sun, China def. Carmen Chala, Ecuador
  • Tea Donguzashvili, Russia def. Barbara Andolina, Italy
  • Maki Tsuakada, Japan def. Maryna Prokofyeva, Ukraine

[edit] Semifinals
  • Dayma Beltran, Cuba def. Fuming Sun, China
  • Maki Tsuakada, Japan def. Tea Donguzashvili, Russia

[edit] Final
  • Maki Tsuakada, Japan def. Dayma Beltran, Cuba

[edit] Repechage

[edit] Round of 16
  • Karina Bryant, Great Britain def. Tatiana Martine Bvegadzi, Congo
  • Insaf Yahyaoui, Tunisia (bye)
  • Sook Ie Choi, South Korea def. Samah Ramadan, Egypt
  • Jessica Malone, Australia (bye)

[edit] Quarterfinals
  • Giovanna Jose Blanco, Venezuela def. Karina Bryant, Great Britain
  • Insaf Yahyaoui, Tunisia def. Carmen Chala, Ecuador
  • Sook Ie Choi, South Korea def. Barbara Andolina, Italy
  • Maryna Prokofyeva, Ukraine def. Jessica Malone, Australia

[edit] Semifinals
  • Insaf Yahyaoui, Tunisia def. Giovanna Jose Blanco, Venezuela
  • Maryna Prokofyeva, Ukraine def. Sook Ie Choi, South Korea

[edit] Bronze medal finals
  • Tea Donguzashvili, Russia def. Insaf Yahyaoui, Tunisia
  • Fuming Sun, China def. Maryna Prokofyeva, Ukraine

[edit] Final rankings

1. Maki Tsuakada, Japan
2. Dayma Beltran, Cuba
3. Tea Donguzashvili, Russia
3. Fuming Sun, China
5. Insaf Yahyaoui, Tunisia
5. Maryna Prokofyeva, Ukraine
7. Giovanna Jose Blanco, Venezuela
7. Sook Ie Choi, South Korea


Events at the 2004 Summer Olympics (Athens)
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Judo at the Summer Olympics
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See also: List of Olympic medalists in judo
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