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2010 World Judo Championships – Men's Open

The Men's Open competition at the 2010 World Judo Championships was held at 13 September at the Yoyogi National Gymnasium in Tokyo, Japan. 67 competitors contested for the medals, being split in 4 Pools where the winner advanced to the medal round.

Judo
Judo
Men's Open
at the 2010 World Judo Championships
VenueYoyogi National Gymnasium
LocationTokyo, Japan
Date13 September 2010 Edit this on Wikidata
Competitors67 from 36 nations
Medalists
gold medal Daiki Kamikawa (1st title)   Japan
silver medal Teddy Riner   France
bronze medal Keiji Suzuki   Japan
bronze medal Hiroki Tachiyama   Japan
Competition at external databases
LinksIJF • JudoInside

Pool A

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First Round Quarterfinals Semifinals Final
Fiji  Nacanieli Takayawa 000
Iran  Mohammad Reza Roudaki 102 Iran  Mohammad Reza Roudaki 100
Poland  Przemyslaw Matyjaszek 000 Tunisia  Anis Chedly 000
Tunisia  Anis Chedly 001 Iran  Mohammad Reza Roudaki 000
Mongolia  Munkhbaatar Khadbaatar 000 Japan  Kazuhiko Takahashi 101
Japan  Kazuhiko Takahashi 001 Japan  Kazuhiko Takahashi 100
Georgia (country)  Aleksandre Mskhaladze 101 Georgia (country)  Aleksandre Mskhaladze 000
Australia  Joshua Dahl 000 Japan  Kazuhiko Takahashi 000
Peru  Carlos Presser 110 France  Teddy Riner 101
Serbia  Bozidar Bozinic 000 Peru  Carlos Presser 000
Democratic Republic of the Congo  Mushi Ndibu 000 France  Teddy Riner 100
France  Teddy Riner 111 France  Teddy Riner 100
Germany  Robert Zimmermann 001 Estonia  Martin Padar 000
Kazakhstan  Yerzhan Shynkeyev 101 Kazakhstan  Yerzhan Shynkeyev 000
Brazil  Rafael Silva 000 Estonia  Martin Padar 100
Estonia  Martin Padar 001

Pool B

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First Round Quarterfinals Semifinals Final
South Korea  Park Sun-woo 021
Turkmenistan  Hudayberdi Sahataov 001 South Korea  Park Sun-woo 000
Italy  Paolo Bianchessi 001 Italy  Paolo Bianchessi 001
China  Liu Jian 000 Italy  Paolo Bianchessi 000
Belarus  Ihar Makarau 001 Japan  Hiroki Tachiyama 010
Cuba  Oreydi Despaigne 002 Cuba  Oreydi Despaigne 000
Japan  Hiroki Tachiyama 100 Japan  Hiroki Tachiyama 100
Australia  Duke Didier 000 Japan  Hiroki Tachiyama 100
Pakistan  Shah Hussain 100 Uzbekistan  Ramziddin Sayidov 010
New Zealand  Jason Koster 000 Pakistan  Shah Hussain 000
Mongolia  Tuguldur Bayarsaikhan 100
Mongolia  Tuguldur Bayarsaikhan 000
Brazil  Luciano Corrêa 000 Uzbekistan  Ramziddin Sayidov 100
Uzbekistan  Ramziddin Sayidov 100 Uzbekistan  Ramziddin Sayidov 002
Egypt  Islam El Shehaby 000 Russia  Sergey Prokin 001
Russia  Sergey Prokin 100

Pool C

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First Round Quarterfinals Semifinals Final
Mongolia  Temuulen Battulga 000
China  Wang Hao 100 China  Wang Hao 100
Uzbekistan  Utkir Kurbanov 011 Uzbekistan  Utkir Kurbanov 000
Kyrgyzstan  Iurii Krakovetskii 000 China  Wang Hao 100
Serbia  Aleksandar Petkovic 100 United States  Anderson Leal 000
Australia  Priscus Fogagnolo 000 Serbia  Aleksandar Petkovic 000
United States  Anderson Leal 001 United States  Anderson Leal 001
Mexico  Ramon Flores 000 China  Wang Hao 000
Poland  Janusz Wojnarowicz 000 Japan  Keiji Suzuki 100
Georgia (country)  Adam Okruashvili 001 Georgia (country)  Adam Okruashvili 000
Japan  Keiji Suzuki 100 Japan  Keiji Suzuki 100
South Korea  Kim Soo-Whan 000 Japan  Keiji Suzuki 100
Iran  Siamak Adl-Kasravi 100 Cuba  Oscar Brayson 000
Fiji  Nemani Takayawa 000 Iran  Siamak Adl-Kasravi 000
Philippines  Tomohiko Hoshina 000 Cuba  Oscar Brayson 010
Cuba  Oscar Brayson 100

Pool D

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Georgia (country)  Levan Zhorzholiani 001
Spain  Ángel Parra 010 Spain  Ángel Parra 000
Mongolia  Sugarjargal Boldpurev 000 Lithuania  Marius Paškevičius 100
Lithuania  Marius Paškevičius 100 Lithuania  Marius Paškevičius 000
Uzbekistan  Abdullo Tangriev 010
Serbia  Milan Disovic 000
Australia  Jake Andrewartha 000 Uzbekistan  Abdullo Tangriev 020
Uzbekistan  Abdullo Tangriev 101 Uzbekistan  Abdullo Tangriev 001
Germany  Andreas Tölzer 100 Japan  Daiki Kamikawa 011
France  Frédéric Stiegelmann 000 Germany  Andreas Tölzer 000
Iceland  Thormodur Jonsson 000 Japan  Daiki Kamikawa 100
Japan  Daiki Kamikawa 100 Japan  Daiki Kamikawa 100
Brazil  Walter Santos 100 South Korea  Hwang Hee-Tae 000
Tajikistan  Aminjon Chonov 000 Brazil  Walter Santos 010
South Korea  Hwang Hee-Tae 111 South Korea  Hwang Hee-Tae 011
Russia  Aslan Kambiev 002

Repechage

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Repechage Third place
Japan  Kazuhiko Takahashi 000
Uzbekistan  Ramziddin Sayidov 100 Uzbekistan  Ramziddin Sayidov 000
Japan  Keiji Suzuki 100
Repechage Third place
China  Wang Hao 000
Uzbekistan  Abdullo Tangriev 110 Uzbekistan  Abdullo Tangriev 000
Japan  Hiroki Tachiyama 010

Finals

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France  Teddy Riner011
 
 
 
Japan  Hiroki Tachiyama000
 
France  Teddy Riner000
 
 
 
Japan  Daiki Kamikawa000
 
Japan  Keiji Suzuki000
 
 
Japan  Daiki Kamikawa100
 

References

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