Germany celebrated three Judo Olympic Champions: Ole Bischof in 2008, Yvonne Bönisch in 2004 and Udo Quellmalz in 1996. Germany won 18 Olympic judo medals and the last one was bronze by Laura Vargas Koch in Rio2016. Germany had six World Champions Alexander Wieczerzak was the last judo world champion in 2017. Udo Quellmalz won two world titles and is the most successful German judoka. The Judo Grand Slam is held in Düsseldorf, since 2018 it has a Grand Slam status. Also the DJB, the Deutsche Judo Bund, organises European Cups for cadets, juniors and seniors. Dominic Ressel won this year's Grand Slam in Paris. Daniel Keller was elected as new DJB President.
Judo legends B S G
- Udo Quellmalz 303
- Ole Bischof 222
- Yvonne Boenisch 041
- Frank Moeller 721
- Andreas Toelzer 521
Udo Quellmalz - Super star
Dominic Ressel - Idol
Last 365 days of judo B S G
- Timo Cavelius 010
- Johannes Frey 010
- Luise Malzahn 010
- Alexander Gabler 010
- Giovanna Scoccimarro 200
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Last results
Judo event | Type | Place | Date |
German Championships U21 Frankfurt (Oder) | NJun | Frankfurt (Oder) | 7 Mar 2020 |
German U18 Championships Leipzig | NCadet | Leipzig | 29 Feb 2020 |
Grand Slam Düsseldorf | GSL | Düsseldorf | 21 Feb 2020 |
German Championships Stuttgart | NC | Stuttgart | 25 Jan 2020 |
Bremen Open International tournament | IT | Bremen | 7 Dec 2019 |
Birthdays
Name | Birthdate | Age |
Josefine Ihlow | 27 Jan 2003 | 18 years |
Johann Lenz | 27 Jan 2000 | 21 years |
Julia Tillmanns | 27 Jan 1992 | 29 years |
Roman Tolksdorf | 27 Jan 1991 | 30 years |
Irina Arends | 27 Jan 1989 | 32 years |
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