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Judo Grand Slam in Germany

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Location of the Grand Slam Düsseldorf

The Grand Slam tournament in Düsseldorf is a judo tournament in Düsseldorf. It is the only Judo Grand Slam tournament in Germany.

The Grand Prix tournament was held in Düsseldorf for the first time in 2010; it was the successor tournament to the Hamburg Grand Prix tournament.[1] In 2018 the event was upgraded to a Grand Slam competition. There was no Grand Slam tournament in Düsseldorf in 2021 due to the COVID-19 pandemic. In 2022, the event was planned for June, but was canceled early.

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 Grand Prix Hamburg
2009 Uzbekistan Rishod Sobirov South Korea Kim Joo-jin Russia Mansur Isaev Russia Sirazhudin Magomedov France Yves-Matthieu Dafreville Japan Takamasa Anai Uzbekistan Abdullo Tangriev [2][3]
as Grand Prix Düsseldorf
2010 Ukraine Georgii Zantaraia Mongolia Khashbaataryn Tsagaanbaatar Mongolia Sainjargalyn Nyam-Ochir South Korea Kim Jae-bum Japan Yuya Yoshida Japan Takamasa Anai Egypt Islam El Shehaby [4][5]
2011 Japan Hiroaki Hiraoka Japan Masaaki Fukuoka Belgium Dirk Van Tichelt United States Travis Stevens Sweden Marcus Nyman Kazakhstan Maxim Rakov Germany Andreas Tölzer [6][7]
2012 South Korea Jin-Min Jang Russia Alim Gadanov South Korea Wang Ki-chun Germany Ole Bischof Georgia (country) Varlam Liparteliani Kazakhstan Maxim Rakov Germany Andreas Tölzer [8][9]
2013 Mongolia Ganbatyn Boldbaatar Japan Masashi Ebinuma France Pierre Duprat Georgia (country) Avtandili Tchrikishvili Georgia (country) Varlam Liparteliani France Cyrille Maret Japan Masaru Momose [10][11]
2014 Japan Toru Shishime Japan Masashi Ebinuma Japan Hiroyuki Akimoto United States Travis Stevens Greece Ilias Iliadis Brazil Luciano Corrêa Japan Daiki Kamikawa [12][13]
2015 Japan Toru Shishime Japan Kengo Takaichi Japan Shohei Ono Belgium Joachim Bottieau Georgia (country) Varlam Liparteliani Japan Ryunosuke Haga Japan Ryu Shichinohe [14][15]
2016 South Korea Kim Won-jin South Korea An Ba-ul Japan Shohei Ono Belgium Joachim Bottieau Sweden Marcus Nyman Germany Dimitri Peters Ukraine Iakiv Khammo [16][17]
2017 Mongolia Ganbatyn Boldbaatar Georgia (country) Vazha Margvelashvili Russia Denis Iartsev Russia Aslan Lappinagov Georgia (country) Beka Gviniashvili Belgium Toma Nikiforov Japan Kokoro Kageura [18][19]
as Grand Slam Düsseldorf
2018 Japan Ryuju Nagayama Japan Kenzo Tagawa Japan Shohei Ono Iran Saeid Mollaei Russia Mikhail Igolnikov Georgia (country) Varlam Liparteliani Not awarded [20][21]
2019 Japan Ryuju Nagayama Japan Joshiro Maruyama Japan Shohei Ono Japan Sotaro Fujiwara Azerbaijan Mammadali Mehdiyev Japan Kentaro Iida Japan Hisayoshi Harasawa [22][23]
2020 Japan Naohisa Takato Japan Hifumi Abe Japan Shohei Ono Georgia (country) Tato Grigalashvili Uzbekistan Davlat Bobonov Uzbekistan Mukhammadkarim Khurramov Georgia (country) Guram Tushishvili [24][25]

Women's

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Year −48 kg −52 kg −57 kg −63 kg −70 kg −78 kg +78 kg Ref.
as Grand Prix Hamburg
2009 Japan Tomoko Fukumi Japan Misato Nakamura Portugal Telma Monteiro Japan Yoshie Ueno Japan Mina Watanabe France Céline Lebrun China Liu Huanyuan [26][3]
as Grand Prix Düsseldorf
2010 Japan Tomoko Fukumi Algeria Soraya Haddad Japan Kaori Matsumoto Germany Claudia Malzahn Japan Mina Watanabe Germany Heide Wollert Japan Megumi Tachimoto [27][5]
2011 Japan Tomoko Fukumi Japan Yuka Nishida Brazil Rafaela Silva Japan Yoshie Ueno China Chen Fei Mongolia Pürevjargalyn Lkhamdegd Japan Mika Sugimoto [28][7]
2012 Belgium Charline Van Snick Japan Yuki Hashimoto Japan Kaori Matsumoto South Korea Joung Da-woon Slovenia Raša Sraka United States Kayla Harrison Slovenia Lucija Polavder [29][9]
2013 Japan Riho Okamoto Kosovo Majlinda Kelmendi France Automne Pavia France Clarisse Agbegnenou Netherlands Kim Polling United Kingdom Gemma Gibbons Brazil Maria Suelen Altheman [30][11]
2014 China Wu Shugen Russia Natalia Kuziutina Japan Kaori Matsumoto Russia Marta Labazina Morocco Assmaa Niang Germany Luise Malzahn Japan Megumi Tachimoto [31][13]
2015 Belgium Charline Van Snick China Ma Yingnan Brazil Rafaela Silva United Kingdom Alice Schlesinger Japan Chizuru Arai United States Kayla Harrison Japan Kanae Yamabe [32][15]
2016 South Korea Jeong Bo-kyeong Japan Ai Shishime Japan Kaori Matsumoto Slovenia Tina Trstenjak Austria Bernadette Graf France Audrey Tcheuméo Brazil Maria Suelen Altheman [33][17]
2017 Japan Funa Tonaki Japan Uta Abe Germany Theresa Stoll France Clarisse Agbegnenou Japan Chizuru Arai Japan Mami Umeki Ukraine Iryna Kindzerska [34][19]
as Grand Slam Düsseldorf
2018 Ukraine Daria Bilodid Japan Ai Shishime United Kingdom Nekoda Smythe-Davis Slovenia Andreja Leški Japan Yoko Ono Japan Ruika Sato Japan Sarah Asahina [35][21]
2019 Japan Funa Tonaki Kosovo Majlinda Kelmendi Japan Tsukasa Yoshida Japan Miku Tashiro United Kingdom Sally Conway Brazil Mayra Aguiar Cuba Idalys Ortiz [36][23]
2020 France Shirine Boukli Japan Uta Abe Canada Jessica Klimkait Japan Miku Tashiro Japan Chizuru Arai Japan Shori Hamada Japan Sarah Asahina [37][25]
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References

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  1. ^ "Historie". Judo Grand Slam (in German). 24 October 2017. Retrieved 4 April 2024.
  2. ^ "2009 Grand Prix Hamburg — Men". International Judo Federation. Retrieved 3 June 2025.
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  36. ^ "2019 Grand Slam Düsseldorf — Women". International Judo Federation. Retrieved 3 June 2025.
  37. ^ "2020 Grand Slam Düsseldorf — Women". International Judo Federation. Retrieved 3 June 2025.
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