The Hungary Grand Slam 2026 has brought 504 judoka from so many nations to the Papp László Arena, once again placing Budapest ...

The final paired Izhak Ashpiz of Israel with France’s Enzo Jean. Both athletes reached the decisive contest after an ...

Barbara Twarowska of Poland and Ayumi Leiva Sanchez of Spain contested the final, each looking to make the most of an ...

The final saw Boyan Yotov of Bulgaria meet Byambasuren Ulziibayar of Mongolia. Both produced the performances required to ...

The final brought together two Russian judoka, Kristina Dudina and Sabina Giliazova, in a contest that guaranteed a strong ...

Pierre Ducrey, IOC Sports Director, was present on the opening day of the Hungary Grand Slam 2026, only two weeks after ...

The final brought together Olga Mukhina (RUS) and Haruka Funakubo (JPN). Mukhina had already made one of the season’s most striking breakthroughs. Her first World Judo Tour medal had come as gold at ...

The opening day of the Hungary Grand Slam 2026 offered everything that had been expected from the final World Judo Tour event before the world championships. From the first preliminary contests to an ...

Olympic medallist Baul An (KOR) has made the announcement all judo fans knew was coming, as much as they didn’t want it to.

The draw has been completed and 504 competitors from 67 countries are now ready to take to the tatami at the Hungary Grand ...

For 504 athletes representing 67 countries, the Hungary Grand Slam is far more than another opportunity to stand on the ...

More than 35 women from 15 countries gathered in Istanbul for the second IJF Academy All Women Practical Session, a week of ...