David Larose Judoka

David Larose

Country:France
Born:4 July 1985 (35 years)
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French judoka David Larose started his international career with the Junior world title in 2004 in Budapest. He won two European medals U66kg and won 5 World Cups and 18 Judo World cup medals. Larose won the Grand Slam in Paris twice. He won the Panam Open in Santiago in 2016, Euro Open in Glasgow in 2016 and African Open in Tunis in 2017. He took a bronze medal at the European Open in Belgrade in 2017.

Loic Korval retires from judo but keeps connected with his sport

18 Jul 2017 10:00

Former European Champion and World bronze medallist Loic Korval retired as a top judoka. Last weekend, the 29-year old Frenchman announced his retirement on his own Facebook page with a 6-minute video. Read more

French judoka impress at first event with new rules

14 Jan 2017 20:35

France have won six out of the eight gold medals at the first Continental open of the season. The African Open in Tunis was the first ocassion where the new rules were applicable. The French men won all categories and only Tunisia's Olfa Saoudi and Cristina Cabana Perez of Spain won their categories. Read more

55 medals in one day at European Open Glasgow

15 Oct 2016 22:55

British judoka had a day to remember at the 2016 Glasgow European Open as they topped the medal table with 10 medals including four golds. The Netherlands finished second with three titles, France and Brazil won two. Read more

One sensational day of judo at European Open Glasgow

14 Oct 2016 14:05

A strong team of Great Britain will appear at the Glasgow Open in Scotland this weekend. All condensed on one day the 14 categories will challenge the crowd to follow all the developments from the stands. With some interesting fighters this Euro Open, last this season, will be a good event to watch. Read more

French men praise the girls and cherish the gold

28 Jun 2015 18:45

The French men’s team stunted to the gold medal of the European Games Team event in Baku. It was a long time ago in 2004 in Paris, but this victory was a tremendous surprise with just four men in the team as Iddir was injured. Read more