Edith Bosch Judoka

Edith Bosch

Country:Netherlands
Born:31 May 1980 (38 years)
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Edith Bosch is 2005 World Champion and triple Olympic medallist 2004-2012. Bosch retired in April 2013 with a unique European team title. She is four times European champion. She won 15 World Cups and 45 World Cup medals. Nickname: Bambi. Bosch was double World Junior Champion.

Competitions - Medal overview B S G

Olympic Games

2

1

0

World Championships

1

Continental Championships

2

1

4

IJF World Tour: Masters/Grand Slam/Grand Prix

6

4

3

World Cups/Continental Open

13

7

12

World Championships Juniors

1

0

1

Continental Championships Juniors

1

0

3

European Team Championships

2

0

1

European Club Championships

2

0

1

Universiade / World University Championships

1

European Cup Seniors

0

2

International Tournaments

6

1

2

National Championships Seniors

1

2

8

National Championships Juniors

0

4

National Championships Cadets

0

1

Grand Prix Tel Aviv 2019

1

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