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The International Judo Federation has published a world ranking taking into account the results of the World Masters in St. Petersburg. A number of Azerbaijani athletes worsened their positions in the classification, and some dropped out of the top ten altogether. But first things first.
According to the site, who knows what position Orkhan Safarov could be in now if he had taken part in the tournament. But weight problems at the last moment prevented him from fitting into the up to 60 kg category, and as a result he lost second place in the table of ranks. As a result, he was supplanted by the World Masters winner Ryuji Nagayama, and another Japanese is in the lead - world champion Naohisa Takato. At the same time, the rating jump in Nagayama’s rating is also explained by the “lion’s” number of rating points for gold in St. Petersburg - 1700. Well, Safarov can continue his pursuit of the leaders no earlier than next year.
In the up to 66 kg category, the absence of Nijat Shikhalizadeh at the World Masters led to him leaving the top ten and settling in fourteenth position. Our judoka lost eight places in the ranking, however, it was initially known that Nijat was not going to St. Petersburg. One way or another, he dropped out of the number of seeded athletes and will now have to make up for lost time. And the first place in the ranking is occupied by world champion from Japan Hifumi Abe.
In the weight category up to 73 kg, Rustam Orudzhev, who took seventh place in St. Petersburg, dropped one step down. He was surpassed by Odbayar Ganbatar from Mongolia, even though he remained outside the podium at the tournament, losing to Hidayat Heydarov in the small final. True, Ganbatar is only 20 points ahead of Rustam, so the gap is minimal. But Heydarov remained with his own - he is still in fourth position. The first place is taken by the world champion, the winner of the “World Masters” Soichi Hashimoto, the Japanese entered into space orbit in terms of rating. He has 7150 points, and the next one, Ganbatar, has 4988.
In the category up to 81 kg everything is still muted. Rufat Ismailov won the Grand Slam in Baku and then faded into the shadows. He experimented with wrestling at a heavier weight, but nothing came of it. Be that as it may, he ranks twenty-fifth in the table of ranks, and Russian Khasan Khalmurzaev took the lead after his victory in St. Petersburg.
In the weight category up to 90 kg, Mamedali Mehdiyev moved up one step – he is now tenth. Nothing has changed in the situation for Tural Safguliev: he is still seventeenth. The leadership was retained by Serb Alexander Kukolz.
In the category up to 100 kg, Elkhan Mamedov, although he won bronze at the World Masters, remained with his own - fourth place. And Elmar Gasimov, although he became seventh, improved his performance: he is sixth. That is, also sown. Elmar was able to get ahead of the Russian Kazbek Zankishiev, and Michael Correll from the Netherlands retained the first position.
In the super-heavyweight debate, Ushangi Kokauri moved up two places. Moreover, he beat the formidable Japanese Kokoro Kageura and the unyielding Korean Sung-Min Kim. Brazilian David Moura is in the lead, and world judo legend Teddy Riner is only in third place. Yes, the Frenchman won the overall world championship in Morocco, but the rating was not calculated there. While Riner took a break from his career, this is a chance for competitors.
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World men's judo ranking
World men's judo ranking (as of 08/16/2016)
| Number | Athlete | A country | Glasses |
| Up to 60 kg | |||
| 1 | Yeldos Smetov | Kazakhstan | 2453 |
| 2 | Kim Won Jin | Korea | 2330 |
| 3 | Orkhan Safarov | Azerbaijan | 2192 |
| 4 | Beslan Mudranov | Russia | 1996 |
| 5 | Naohisa TAKATO | Japan | 1948 |
| 6 | GANBAT Boldbaatar | Mongolia | 1931 |
| 7 | UROZBOEV Diyorbek | Uzbekistan | 1818 |
| 8 | DASHDAVAA Amartuvshin | Mongolia | 1796 |
| 9 | Amiran Papinashvili | Georgia | 1508 |
| 10 | Rustam Ibraev | Kazakhstan | 1506 |
| 44 | Arif Baghirov | Belarus | 413 |
| 233 | Maxim Klimov | Belarus | 6 |
| Up to 66 kg | |||
| 1 | An Baul | Korea | 3570 |
| 2 | DAVAADORJ Tumurkhuleg | Mongolia | 2480 |
| 3 | Mikhail Pulyaev | Russia | 2080 |
| 4 | Masashi Ebinuma | Japan | 1758 |
| 5 | Fabio Basile | Italy | 1638 |
| 6 | DOVDON Altansukh | Mongolia | 1620 |
| 7 | Rishod Sobirov | Uzbekistan | 1600 |
| 8 | Georgy Zantaria | Ukraine | 1476 |
| 9 | Niyat Shahilizada | Azerbaijan | 1351 |
| 10 | Golan Pollak | Israel | 1326 |
| 14 | Dmitry Shershan | Belarus | 1006 |
| 69 | Dmitry Minkov | Belarus | 210 |
| 143 | Vae Tutkhalyan | Belarus | 54 |
| 254 | Sergei Ushivets | Belarus | 8 |
| 269 | Vladislav Sayapin | Belarus | 6 |
| Up to 73 kg | |||
| 1 | ORUJOV Rustam | Azerbaijan | 2942 |
| 2 | Ahn Changrim | Korea | 2658 |
| 3 | Shohei Ono | Japan | 2554 |
| 4 | Lasha Shavdatuashvili | Georgia | 1725 |
| 5 | Mookie Saga | Israel | 1640 |
| 6 | Nugzari Tatalashvili | Georgia | 1562 |
| 7 | Soichi Hashimoto | Japan | 1531 |
| 8 | Hiroyuki Akimoto | Japan | 1500 |
| 9 | GANBAATAR Odbayar | Mongolia | 1414 |
| 10 | Musa Mogushkov | Russia | 1378 |
| 68 | Alexey Romanchik | Belarus | 259 |
| 71 | Vadim Shoka | Belarus | 252 |
| 200 | Valery Khudoeshko | Belarus | 28 |
| Up to 81 kg | |||
| 1 | Nagase Takanori | Japan | 2691 |
| 2 | Avtandil Chrikishvili | Georgia | 2600 |
| 3 | Khasan Khalmurzaev | Russia | 2392 |
| 4 | Travis Stevens | USA | 2090 |
| 5 | VALOIS-FORTIER Antoine | Canada | 1932 |
| 6 | Ivaylo Ivanov | Bulgaria | 1834 |
| 7 | UAE | 1648 | |
| 8 | BOTTIEAU Joachim | Belgium | 1383 |
| 9 | NYAMSUREN Dagvasuren | Mongolia | 1330 |
| 10 | Victor Penalbert | Brazil | 1288 |
| 57 | Alexander Steshenko | Belarus | 362 |
| 241 | Egor Voropaev | Belarus | 8 |
| 256 | Alexey Svirid | Belarus | 6 |
| Up to 90 kg | |||
| 1 | Mashu Baker | Japan | 3246 |
| 2 | GWAK Dong Han | Korea | 2680 |
| 3 | Varlam Liparteliani | Georgia | 2642 |
| 4 | TOTH Krisztian | Hungary | 2164 |
| 5 | NYMAN Marcus | Sweden | 2125 |
| 6 | VAN T END Noel | Holland | 1668 |
| 7 | LKHAGVASUREN Otgonbaatar | Mongolia | 1618 |
| 8 | Kirill Denisov | Russia | 1590 |
| 9 | Alexander Iddir | France | 1458 |
| 10 | Ashley Gonzalez | Cuba | 1322 |
| 102 | Igor Zhukov | Belarus | 84 |
| 161 | Vladimir Shumeiko | Belarus | 25 |
| 214 | Sergey Lesyak | Belarus | 6 |
| 240 | Alexander Steshenko | Belarus | 2 |
| Up to 100 kg | |||
| 1 | Lukas Krpalek | Czech | 2900 |
| 2 | GASIMOV Elmar | Azerbaijan | 2700 |
| 3 | Cyrille Maret | France | 2662 |
| 4 | HAGA Ryunosuke | Japan | 2080 |
| 5 | Martin Pasek | Sweden | 2018 |
| 6 | FREY Karl-Richard | Germany | 1962 |
| 7 | Jose Armenteros | Cuba | 1680 |
| 8 | Dmitry Peters | Germany | 1622 |
| 9 | Ramadan Darwish | Egypt | 1582 |
| 10 | Tom Nikiforov | Belgium | 1540 |
| 173 | Nikita Zholudev | Belarus | 10 |
| 187 | Victor Larchenko | Belarus | 6 |
| Over 100 kg | |||
| 1 | Teddy Riner | France | 4150 |
| 2 | HARASAWA Hisayoshi | Japan | 2830 |
| 3 | SASSON Or | Israel | 2070 |
| 4 | Roy Mayer | Holland | 2010 |
| 5 | KHAMMO Iakiv | Ukraine | 1930 |
| 6 | Daniel Natea | Romania | 1708 |
| 7 | Barna Bor | Hungary | 1664 |
| 8 | Rafael Silva | Brazil | 1631 |
| 9 | SHICHINOHE Ryu | Japan | 1500 |
| 10 | David Moura | Brazil | 1458 |
| 64 | Alexander Vokawiak | Belarus | 140 |
| 140 | Sergey Vorobiev | Belarus | 12 |
The information is presented based on materials from the website www.ijf.org.
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Georgiy Zantaraya is the best judoka in the world in the weight category up to 66 kg based on the results of 2015
→ Georgiy Zantaraya is the best judoka in the world in the weight category up to 66 kg based on the results of 2015
The International Judo Federation (IJF) has published the World Ranking Lists (WRL) for 2015. The rating is based on the performance of judokas in 2014-2015 at the World Championships, Continental Championships, Masters, Grand Slam, Grand Prix and Open Continental Cups.
The first place in the WRL in the weight category up to 66 kg was taken by the leader of the Ukrainian team Georgiy Zantaraya. The ward of Vitaly Dubrova for the second time in his sports career topped the IJF world ranking list at the end of the year. In 2009, Zantaraya finished the season in first place in the WRL in the 60 kg weight category.
Despite the failures at the World and European Championships, the past year has become one of the most productive in the career of the most titled active Ukrainian judoka. In 2015, Georgiy Zantarai won victories at the prestigious Masters tournament in Rabat and the Grand Prix in Zagreb, silver at the Paris Grand Slam tournament and bronze awards at the Grand Slam in Abu Dhabi and the Grand Prix Pri" in Tbilisi. Successful performances throughout the year allowed the 28-year-old Ukrainian, six months before the end of the Olympic selection, to guarantee himself a license to participate in the 2016 Olympic Games and to be 39 points ahead of Tumurhuleg Davaadorj from Mongolia in the world ranking list, and the silver medalist of the 2015 World Cup, Russian Mikhail Pulyaev by 53 points.
Two more representatives of the Ukrainian team managed to break into the top ten in their weight categories. Bronze medalist of the 2015 European Championship and winner of the Grand Prix tournament in Tbilisi Svetlana Yaremka (+ 78 kg) finished the year in eighth position in the world rankings, and bronze medalist of the World and European Championships, winner of the Grand Prix in Zagreb Yakov Hammo (+ 100 kg) settled in 9th place in WRL.
Men - 60 kg (319 judokas)1. Naohisa Takato (Japan) - 20662. Kim Won-Jin (Korea) - 20103. Boldbaatara Ganbat (Mongolia) - 19784. Orkhan Safarov (Azerbaijan) - 18625. Eldos Smetov (Kazakhstan) - 18146. Amiran Papinashvili (Georgia) - 17887. Sharafuddin Lutfillaev (Uzbekistan) - 16708. Rustam Ibraev (Kazakhstan) - 15689. Beslan Mudranov (Russia) - 152810. Toru Shishime (Japan) - 142075. Denis Bilichenko (Ukraine) - 164127. Gevorg Gevorgyan (Ukraine) - 56158. Mikha il Ilytchuk (Ukraine) - 30175. Ashot Balabekyan (Ukraine) - 22184. Gevorg Khachatryan (Ukraine) - 19229. Artyom Falkovsky (Ukraine) - 8239. Anatoly Laskuta (Ukraine) - 6239. Vasily Onufrak (Ukraine) - 6
66 kg (385 judokas)1. Georgy Zantaraya (Ukraine) - 22442. Tumurhuleg Davaadorj (Mongolia) - 22053. Mikhail Pulyaev (Ukraine) - 21914. An Baul (Korea) - 20605. Tomofumi Takajo (Japan) - 19506. Nijat Shikhalizadeh (Azerbaijan) - 14927. Rishod Sob irov (Uzbekistan) - 13528. Dmitry Shershan (Belarus) - 12829. Colin Oates (Great Britain) - 122810. Loïc Corval (France) - 116886. Gevorg Khachatryan (Ukraine) - 172180. Bogdan Yadov (Ukraine) - 35213. Sergey Pliev (Ukraine) ) - 18238. Vladislav Didenko (Ukraine) - 16235. Andrey Kushkov (Ukraine) - 12254. Artem Kharchenko (Ukraine) - 10268. Andrey Burdun (Ukraine) - 7276. Kirill Melnichenko (Ukraine) - 6276. Yuri Efimov (Ukraine) - 6355. Dmitry Grin (Ukraine) - 1
73 kg (400 judokas)1. Rustam Orujov (Azerbaijan) - 23222. An Chang-Rim (Korea) - 22483. Sagi Muki (Israel) - 18784. Nugzar Tatalashvili (Georgia) - 17235. Hiroyuki Akimoto (Japan) - 17006. Shohei Ono (Japan) - 14047. Riki Nakaya (Japan) - 13608. Denis Yartsev (Russia) - 12909. Miklos Ungvari (Hungary) - 126210. Niam-Ochir Sainjargal (Mongolia) - 122637. Sergey Drebot (Ukraine) - 49771. Dmitry Kanivets (Ukraine) - 23987. Artyom Khomula (Ukraine) - 140121. Vladimir Soroka (Ukraine) - 82210. Sergey Pliev (Ukraine) - 24252. Niko Sadzhaya (Ukraine) - 12252. Ramaz Mutoshvili (Ukraine) - 12252. Dmitry Radchenko (Ukraine) - 12252. Dmitry Grin (Ukraine) - 12299. Victor Chirko (Ukraine) - 6307. Artyom Kharchenko (Ukraine) - 5
81 kg (365 judokas)1. Avtandil Chrikishvili (Georgia) - 28402. Takanori Nagase (Japan) - 22423. Antoine Valois-Fortier (Canada) - 21404. Loïc Pietri (France) - 19725. Victor Penalbert (Brazil) - 15286. Sergei Thoma (UAE) - 13627. Ivan Nifontov (Russia) - 13218. Khasan Khalmurzaev (Russia) - 11949. Ushangi Margiani (Georgia) - 110610. Alan Khubetsov (Russia) - 110073. Vitaly Dudchik (Ukraine) - 204127. Artyom Vasilenko (Ukraine) - 62203. Bogdan Zusko (Ukraine) - 20206. Evgeny Kataev (Ukraine) - 18229. Igor Knysh (Ukraine) - 12229. Sergey Gonchuk (Ukraine) - 12252. Vitaly Popovich (Ukraine) - 9268. Denis Grigorenko (Ukraine) - 6268. Stanislav Bondarenko Jr. . (Ukraine) - 6338. Andrey Voloshin (Ukraine) - 1
90 kg (285 judokas)1. Gwak Dong-Han (Korea) - 24902. Varlam Liparteliani (Georgia) - 23023. Mashu Baker (Japan) - 21964. Noel van t'End (Holland) - 20125. Beka Gviniashvili (Georgia) - 19106. Christian Toth (Hungary) - 18347. Kirill Denisov (Russia) - 16708. Otgonbaatar Lkhagvasuren (Mongolia) - 13919. Ilias Iliadis (Greece) - 125410. Ashley Gonzalez (Cuba) - 122237. Vadim Sinyavsky (Ukraine) - 46647. Kedjau Nyabali (Ukraine) - 3 72122 Vitaly Kovtunov (Ukraine) - 52150. Artyom Gulyaev (Ukraine) - 30198. Evgeniy Kataev (Ukraine) - 10228. Roman Yadov (Ukraine) - 4262. Valentin Grekov (Ukraine) - 1
100 kg (246 judokas)1. Elmar Gasimov (Azerbaijan) - 24902. Lukas Krpalek (Czech Republic) - 22843. Riunosuke Haga (Japan) - 21204. Cyril Marais (France) - 19645. Karl-Richard Frey (Germany) - 19146. Dmitry Peters (Germany) - 17407. Tom Nikiforov (Belgium) - 17048. Ramadan Darwish (Egypt) - 16909. Martin Pacek (Sweden) - 148510. Maxim Rakov (Kazakhstan) - 139622. Artyom Bloshenko (Ukraine) - 79261. Dmitry Luchin (Ukraine) - 20274. Mikhail Cherkasov (Ukraine) - 12496. Dmitry Berezhnoy (Ukraine) - 74100. Alexander Romanyuk (Ukraine) - 71125. Vladislav Dibrova (Ukraine) - 42163. Semyon Rakita (Ukraine) - 12171. Anton Savitsky (Ukraine) - 10
100 kg (195 participants)1. Teddy Riner (France) - 30002. Riu Shichinoe (Japan) - 20903. Faisel Jaballa (Tunisia) - 18944. Hisayoshi Harasawa (Japan) - 18805. Adam Okruashvili (Georgia) - 16666. Barna Bor (Hungary) - 16557. Roy Meyer (Holland) - 15668. Levan Matiashvili (Georgia) - 13509. Yakov Hammo (Ukraine) - 134510. Renat Saidov (Russia) - 134424. Alexander Gordienko (Ukraine) - 69841. Stanislav Bondarenko (Ukraine) - 45689. Andrey Kolesnik (Ukraine) ) - 61117. Anton Rudnyk (Ukraine) - 26
Women: - 48 kg (182 participants)1. Urantseg Munkhbat (Mongolia) - 31902. Paula Pareto (Argentina) - 29503. Amy Kondo (Japan) - 16824. Irina Dolgova (Russia) - 16825. Charlene van Snik (Belgium) - 15196. Eva Chernovitsky (Hungary) - 15177. Haruna Asami (Japan) - 15108. Julia Figueroa (Spain) - 14949. Tachiana Lima (Guinea-Bissau) - 143810. Dilara Lokmanhekim (Turkey) - 138312. Marina Chernyak (Ukraine) - 1274117. Tatyana Dzhabrailova (Ukraine) - 20
52 kg (206 judokas)1. Andrea Chitsu (Romania) - 28802. Erica Miranda (Brazil) - 22763. Mailinda Kelmendi (Kosovo) - 22504. Misato Nakamura (Japan) - 22005. Annabelle Eurani (France) - 19686. Natalya Kuzyutina (Russia) - 19647. Ma Yinnan (China) - 17248. Marin Krae (Germany) - 14029. Priscilla Gneto (France) - 121610. Gulbadam Babamuratova (Turkmenistan) - 117137. Tatyana Levitskaya (Ukraine) - 40759. Alexandra Starkova (Ukraine) - 17477. Maria Buek (Ukraine) ) - 94157. Elena Nishcheta (Ukraine) - 6
57 kg (238 judokas)1. Sumiya Dorzhsuren (Mongolia) - 26002. Korina Kaprioru (Romania) - 22443. Thelma Monteiro (Portugal) - 19044. Kaori Matsumoto (Japan) - 17665. Kim Jan-Di (Korea) - 16196. Marty Malloy (USA) - 14907. Catherine Buchemin-Pinar (Canada) - 14708. Hélène Rechevu (France) - 13949. Hedvig Karakas (Hungary) - 139010. Sabrina Filzmoser (Austria) - 137442. Shushana Gevondyan (Ukraine) - 404150. Maria Skora (Ukraine) - 14171. Anastasia Shevchenko (Ukraine) - 8
63 kg (209 judokas)1. Tina Trstenjak (Slovenia) - 35402. Clarisse Agbenenu (France) - 28803. Martina Troydos (Germany) - 23944. Katrin Unterwursacher (Austria) - 18965. Jarden Gerbi (Israel) - 18916. Miku Tashiro (Japan) - 18407. Munkhzaya Tsedevsuren (Mongolia) - 18308. Edwige Gwend (Italy) - 15589. Anika van Emden (Holland) - 153410. Yang Junxia (China) - 1150117. Svetlana Chepurina (Ukraine) - 26173. Marina Andrievskaya (Ukraine) - 2
70 kg (172 judokas)1. Kim Polling (Holland) - 28352. Laura Vargas-Koch (Germany) - 23003. Yuri Alvear (Colombia) - 19524. Chizuru Arai (Japan) - 18405. Gevris Eman (France) - 18236. Kelita Zupancic (Canada) - 17207. Sally Conway (Great Britain) - 17168. Bernadette Graf (Austria) - 17009. Fanny-Estelle Poswith (France) - 133610. Linda Bolder (Holland) - 1332110. Ivanna Makukha (Ukraine) - 16151. Natalia Smal (Ukraine) - 1
78 kg (140 participants)1. Kayla Harrison (USA) - 31302. Audrey Cheumeo (France) - 24903. Anamari Velensek (Slovenia) - 23314. Guusje Steenhuis (Holland) - 21845. Louise Malzahn (Germany) - 20906. Marhinde Verkerk (Holland) - 19907. Mami Umeki (Japan) - 18008. Natalie Powell (Great Britain) - 16099. Mayra Aguiar (Brazil) - 158810. Madeleine Malonga (France) - 136014. Victoria Turks (Ukraine) - 102162. Anastasia Turchin (Ukraine) - 91125. Natalia Smal (Ukraine) ) - 1
78 kg (132 judokas)1. Yu Song (China) - 34102. Ma Sisi (China) - 22533. Idalis Ortiz (Cuba) - 22064. Emilie Andeol (France) - 20985. Nihel Cheikhrouhu (Tunisia) - 18106. Franziska Konitz (Germany) - 17347. Kanae Yamabe (Japan) - 17028. Svetlana Yaremka (Ukraine) - 16989. Nami Inamori (Japan) - 147010. Kim Min-Jeon (Korea) - 144913. Irina Kindzerskaya (Ukraine) - 102450. Anastasia Sapsay (Ukraine) - 12864. Elizaveta Kalanina (Ukraine) - 9078. Galina Tarasova (Ukraine) - 71.
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The International Judo Federation (IJF) has released new world ranking lists
→ The International Judo Federation (IJF) unveiled new world ranking lists
The International Judo Federation (IJF) has announced new world ranking lists. They included the results of competitions for the period from August 15, 2010 to August 15, 2012, including the 2012 Olympic Games in London. The highest position among our judokas is occupied by Georgiy Zantaraya - 6th place in the weight category up to 60 kg, among women Natalia Smal has the highest position - 14th place in the weight category up to 70 kg. In total, 72 representatives of Ukraine are included in the IJF world rating lists - 45 men and 27 women.
Men:- 60 kg (246 judokas)
1. Rishod Sobirov (Uzbekistan) - 20302. Arsen Galstyan (Russia) - 15363. Hiroaki Hiraoka (Japan) - 10804. Hirofumi Yamamoto (Japan) - 9485. Beslan Mudranov (Russia) - 900 6. Georgy Zantaraya (Ukraine) - 8607 Ilgar Mushkiev (Azerbaijan) - 8608. Amiran Papinashvili (Georgia) - 8429. Betkil Shukvani (Georgia) - 83010. Choi Gwan-Heon (Korea) - 74611. Felipe Kitadai (Brazil) - 72212. Tumurkhuleg Davaadorj (Mongolia) - 66613 Boldbaatar Ganbat (Mongolia) - 65614. Hovhannes Davtyan (Armenia) - 60015. Sofian Milou (France) - 55616. Erkebulan Kossaev (Kazakhstan) - 53017. Jang Jin-Min (Korea) - 51618. Kim Won-Jin (Korea) - 50019. Boldbaatar Chimed-Yondon (Mongolia) - 49620. Naohisa Takato (Japan) - 47673. Denis Bilichenko (Ukraine) - 74112. Maxim Korotun (Ukraine) - 30152-156. Gevorg Khachatryan (Ukraine) - 12152-156. Artyom Kharchenko (Ukraine) - 12165. Anatoly Laskuta (Ukraine) - 8
66 kg (280 judokas)
1. Masashi Ebinuma (Japan) - 12102. Alim Gadanov (Russia) - 11503. Tsagaanbaatar Hashbaatar (Mongolia) - 11444. Jo Jun-Ho (Korea) - 10765. Lasha Shavdatuashvili (Georgia) - 10206. Musa Mogushkov (Russia) - 9907. Junpei Morishita (Japan) - 9008. Leandro Cunha (Brazil) - 8869. Miaragchaa Sanzhaasuren (Mongolia) - 88010. David Larose (France) - 78211. Rok Draksic (Slovenia) - 78012. Miklos Ungvari (Hungary) - 68613. Tomofumi Takayo (Japan) - 65614. Mirzahid Farmonov (Uzbekistan) - 63215. Sergey Lim (Kazakhstan) - 59416. Tarlan Karimov (Azerbaijan) - 58217. Sugoi Uriarte (Spain) - 566/18. Masaaki Fukuoka (Japan) - 55019. Tomasz Kowalski (Poland) - 53020. Kamal Khan-Magomedov (Russia) - 43427. Sergey Drebot (Ukraine) - 35049. Gevorg Gevorgyan (Ukraine) - 18889. Anatoly Laskuta (Ukraine) - 6493. Sergey Pliev (Ukraine) - 62100. Andrey Burdun (Ukraine) - 54131. Rufat Magomedov (Ukraine) - 38173-179. Kirill Melnichenko (Ukraine) - 12
73 kg (304 judokas)
1. Riki Nakaya (Japan) - 17442. Wang Ki-Chun (Korea) - 16203. Mansur Isaev (Russia) - 14804. Dex Elmont (Holland) - 12125. Niam-Ochir Sainjargal (Mongolia) - 10706. Hugo Legrand (France) ) - 9937. Navruz Zhurakobilov (Uzbekistan) - 8548. Hiroyuki Akimoto (Japan) - 8409. Dirk van Tichelt (Belgium) - 64610. Mirali Sharipov (Uzbekistan) - 54011. Yuki Nishiyama (Japan) - 53412. Nicholas Delpopolo (USA) - 49813. Bruno Mendonça (Brazil) - 49414. Murat Kodzokov (Russia) - 47415. Vladimir Soroka (Ukraine) - 47216. Hussein Hafiz (Egypt) - 42617. Tomasz Adamec (Poland) - 41218. Joao Pina (Portugal) - 40219 Rasul Bokiev (Tajikistan) - 39020. Yasuhiro Awano (Japan) - 38053. Anton Tyshchenko (Ukraine) - 16285. Ivan Efanov (Ukraine) - 74125. Rufat Magomedov (Ukraine) - 40135. Konstantin Ananchenko (Ukraine) - 34141. Dmitry Sheretov (Ukraine) - 30143. Pyotr Kuzmin (Ukraine) - 28153-154. Dmitry Kanivets (Ukraine) - 24214-225. Sergey Pliev (Ukraine) - 8233-243. Dmitry Babiychuk (Ukraine) - 6251-259. Ivan Ivanitsky (Ukraine) - 4
81 kg (279 judokas)
1. Kim Jae-Bum (Korea) - 18662. Leandro Guilheiro (Brazil) - 12263. Ole Bischof (Germany) - 11904. Takahiro Nakai (Japan) - 10005. Elnur Mamadli (Azerbaijan) - 9806. Travis Stevens (USA) - 8287. Sirazhudin Magomedov (Russia) - 8068. Alain Schmitt (France) - 7729. Ivan Nifontov (Russia) - 72210. Sergei Toma (Moldova) - 68811. Antoine Valois-Fortier (Canada) - 64212. Safuan Attaf (Morocco) - 56813. Keita Nagashima (Japan) - 56014. Murat Khabachirov (Russia) - 55615. Sven Maresh (Germany) - 53416. Srdjan Mrvalievic (Montenegro) - 52817. Ewan Barton (Great Britain) - 52118. Avtandil Chrikishvili (Georgia) - 51419. Antonio Ciano (Italy) - 49020. Emmanuel Lucenti (Argentina) - 49030. Artyom Vasilenko (Ukraine) - 37646. Vitaly Dudchik (Ukraine) - 22662. Vitaly Popovich (Ukraine) - 148129. Viktor Savinov (Ukraine) - 30144-145. Zaur Musakhanov (Ukraine) - 24162-163. Evgeniy Kataev (Ukraine) - 20196-204. Yaroslav Loshchinin (Ukraine) - 8214-222. Harutyun Sargsyan (Ukraine) - 6214-222. Gennady Beloded (Ukraine) - 6229-237. Anton Ulezlov (Ukraine) - 4
90 kg (222 judokas)
1. Ilias Iliadis (Greece) - 18902. Masashi Nishiyama (Japan) - 13903. Ashley Gonzalez (Cuba) - 12464. Varlam Liparteliani (Georgia) - 11965. Song Dae-Nam (Korea) - 10126. Dilshod Choriev (Uzbekistan) - 9927. Daiki Nishiyama (Japan) - 9748. Tiago Camilo (Brazil) - 8969. Kirill Denisov (Russia) - 77410. Elkhan Mamedov (Azerbaijan) - 71211. Kirill Voprosov (Russia) - 70212. Takashi Ono (Japan) - 68813. Hugo Pessanha (Brazil) - 56614. Lee Kyu-Won (Korea) - 55615. Markus Niemann (Sweden) - 55216. Mark Anthony (Australia) - 47417. Hesham Mesbah (Egypt) - 47018. Roberto Meloni (Italy) - 46619. Alexander Emond (Canada) - 45020. Milan Rundle (Slovakia) - 43025. Vadim Sinyavsky (Ukraine) - 37028. Roman Gontyuk (Ukraine) - 35031. Valentin Grekov (Ukraine) - 29244. Kedjau Nyabali (Ukraine) - 19482. Dmitry Berezhnoy (Ukraine) - 8484. Stanislav Retinsky (Ukraine) - 78
100 kg (200 judokas)
1. Tagir Khaibulaev (Russia) - 15002. Henk Grol (Holland) - 14503. Maxim Rakov (Kazakhstan) - 13704. Sergey Samoilovich (Russia) - 12205. Tuvshinbayar Naidan (Mongolia) - 11666. Ramziddin Saidov (Uzbekistan) - 11507. Takamasa Anai (Japan) - 9808. Hwang Hi-Tae (Korea) - 8829. Ramadan Darwish (Egypt) - 81010. Temuulen Battulga (Mongolia) - 75211. Ariel Zeevi (Israel) - 75012. Lukas Krpalek (Czech Republic) - 74613. Irakli Tsirekidze (Georgia) - 65414. Evgeniy Borodava (Latvia) - 63215. Dmitry Peters (Germany) - 62816. Levan Zhorzholiani (Georgia) - 61817. Oreidis Despain (Cuba) - 47618. Utkir Kurbanov (Uzbekistan) - 44819. Elko van der Geest (Belgium) - 43620. Thierry Fabre (France) - 43023. Artyom Bloshenko (Ukraine) - 42033. Vyacheslav Denisov (Ukraine) - 26047. Dmitry Luchin (Ukraine) - 16692. Razmik Tonoyan (Ukraine) - 40113. Yaroslav Rytko (Ukraine) - 24118-124. Dmitry Berezhnoy (Ukraine) - 20125. Andrey Bloshenko (Ukraine) - 20
100 kg (164 judokas)
1. Teddy Riner (France) - 21902. Andreas Tolzer (Germany) - 15903. Rafael Silva (Brazil) - 13644. Alexander Mikhailin (Russia) - 12085. Kim Sun-Min (Korea) - 11046. Islam El Shehabi (Egypt) - 9987. Abdullo Tangriev (Uzbekistan) - 8908. Adam Okruashvili (Georgia) - 7329. Oscar Bryson (Cuba) - 72410. Barna Bor (Hungary) - 65811. Daiki Kamikawa (Japan) - 62812. Igor Makarov (Belarus) - 52613 Marius Pashkevicius (Lithuania) - 49814. Cho Guham (Korea) - 48015. Janusz Wojnarowicz (Poland) - 46216. Matjaz Ceray (Slovenia) - 45217. Soslan Bostanov (Russia) - 43418. Daniel Hernandez (Brazil) - 42619. Luuk Verbiy (Holland) - 38320. David Moura (Brazil) - 37327. Stanislav Bondarenko (Ukraine) - 314116. Nikolay Kartoshkin (Ukraine) - 16124-127. Kirill Beletsky (Ukraine) - 10
Women:- 48 kg (150 judokas)
1. Tomoko Fukumi (Japan) - 18502. Sarah Menezes (Brazil) - 18303. Haruna Asami (Japan) - 17904. Alina Dumitru (Romania) - 13105. Charlene van Snik (Belgium) - 12806. Eva Chernovitsky (Hungary) - 9467 Paula Pareto (Argentina) - 8808. Urantetseg Munkhbat (Mongolia) - 7609. Wu Shugen (China) - 71410. Diaris Mestre (Cuba) - 63611. Oyana Blanco (Spain) - 60812. Laetitia Payet (France) - 56813. Chun Jun-Yeon (Korea) - 52014. Lyudmila Bogdanova (Russia) - 51615. Natalya Kondratyeva (Russia) - 50016. Elena Moretti (Italy) - 48217. Frederic Jossinet (France) - 42218. Birgit Ente (Holland) - 42019. Lisa Kearney (Ireland) - 40020. Emi Yamagishi (Japan) - 39837. Marina Chernyak (Ukraine) - 17341. Olga Sukha (Ukraine) - 155140-142. Marina Krot (Ukraine) - 2
52 kg (180 judokas)
1. Yuka Nishida (Japan) - 18902. Bundmaa Munkhbaatar (Mongolia) - 12023. Misato Nakamura (Japan) - 11204. Erica Miranda (Brazil) - 11065. Yanet Bermoy (Cuba) - 9786. Soraya Haddad (Algeria) - 8907. An Kum-Ae (DPRK) - 8808. Priscilla Gneto (France) - 8759. Ilse Heylen (Belgium) - 84010. Mailinda Kelmendi (Kosovo) - 75011. Yuki Hashimoto (Japan) - 72012. Natalya Kuzyutina (Russia) - 70813. Andrea Chitu (Romania) - 65214. Ana Carrascosa (Spain) - 64015. Laura Gomez (Spain) - 64016. Rosalba Forcinti (Italy) - 62217. He Hongmei (China) - 54818. Romy Tarangul (Germany) - 52419. Penelope Bonna (France) - 47620. Eledius Valentim (Brazil) - 47041. Maria Buyok (Ukraine) - 17949. Lyudmila Afendikova (Ukraine) - 12474. Inna Chernyak (Ukraine) - 6684. Shushana Gevondyan (Ukraine) - 52154. Alexandra Starkova (Ukraine) ) - 4
57 kg (180 judokas)
1. Kaori Matsumoto (Japan) - 22802. Aiko Sato (Japan) - 15003. Thelma Monteiro (Portugal) - 12884. Corina Caprioro (Romania) - 12745. Rafaela Silva (Brazil) - 11666. Oton Pavia (France) - 10107. Julietta Bukuvala (Greece) - 7788. Marty Malloy (USA) - 7549. Julia Quintavalle (Italy) - 74010. Kim Jan-Di (Korea) - 72611. Kifayat Gasimova (Azerbaijan) - 62012. Sabrina Filzmoser (Austria) - 60613. Hedwig Karakas (Hungary) - 58014. Irina Zabludina (Russia) - 54215. Miriam Roper (Germany) - 53016. Joliane Melanson (Canada) - 52417. Jovana Rogic (Serbia) - 50718. Sarah Loko (France) - 47219. Jurisleidis Lupeti (Cuba) - 42420. Carly Renzi (Australia) - 41494. Tatyana Levitskaya (Ukraine) - 32116-119. Marina Murashko (Ukraine) - 16121. Anna Nikitina (Ukraine) -13127-128. Shushana Gevondyan (Ukraine) - 12129-131. Elena Saiko (Ukraine) - 10
63 kg (177 judokas)
1. Yoshii Ueno (Japan) - 18242. Gevris Eman (France) - 16403. Urshka Zolnir (Slovenia) - 15564. Xu Lily (China) - 11805. Alice Shlesinger (Israel) - 10066. Miki Tanaka (Japan) - 9907. Anika van Emden (Holland) - 8908. Elisabeth Willeboards (Holland) - 8569. Jun Da-Woon (Korea) - 80610. Clarisse Agbenenu (France) - 79411. Munkhzaya Tsedevsuren (Mongolia) - 78812. Yarden Gerbi (Israel) - 65813 Yaritsa Abel (Cuba) - 62014. Ramilya Yusubova (Azerbaijan) - 54815. Claudia Malzahn (Germany) - 53416. Hilde Drexler (Austria) - 51617. Marijana Miskovic (Croatia) - 45218. Martina Tridos (Germany) - 44419. Edviz Gwend (Italy) - 44020. Xu Yuhua (China) - 42837. Oksana Didenko (Ukraine) - 22055. Svetlana Chepurina (Ukraine) - 12684. Elena Saiko (Ukraine) - 56123-129. Ekaterina Lyalina (Ukraine) - 12133-140. Natalia Malikova (Ukraine) - 8
70 kg (145 judokas)
1. Lucy Decosse (France) - 24162. Edith Bosch (Holland) - 15903. Haruka Tachimoto (Japan) - 13104. Rasha Sraka (Slovenia) - 10405. Yoriko Kunihara (Japan) - 10306. Hwang Ye-Sul (Korea) - 9107. Maria Portela (Brazil) - 9048. Chen Fei (China) - 8469. Yuri Alvear (Colombia) - 75210. Kerstin Thiele (Germany) - 75011. Cecilia Blanco (Spain) - 63612. Onyx Cortes (Cuba) - 58813. Huda Miled (Tunisia) - 53414. Natalya Smal (Ukraine) - 56015. Juliane Robra (Switzerland) - 55616. Katarzyna Klys (Poland) - 51417. Kelita Zupancic (Canada) - 49418. Marie Pasquet (France) - 48419. Naranjargal Tsendayush (Mongolia) - 47820. Anette Meszaros (Hungary) - 46842. Tatyana Savenko (Ukraine) - 162
78 kg (119 judokas)
1. Kayla Harrison (USA) - 20802. Mayra Aguiar (Brazil) - 17943. Audrey Cheumeo (France) - 15784. Akari Ogata (Japan) - 14425. Yang Xiuli (China) - 10766. Lhamdegd Purevzhargal (Mongolia) - 10307. Abigail Joo (Hungary) - 10208. Marhinde Verkerk (Holland) - 7109. Heide Wollert (Germany) - 70610. Amy Cotton (Canada) - 67811. Anamari Velensek (Slovenia) - 60612. Lucie Louette (France) - 58413. Geon Geon -Mi (Korea) - 57414. Louise Malzahn (Germany) - 54615. Jean Zhehui (China) - 54016. Vera Moskaluk (Russia) - 52217. Gemma Gibbons (Great Britain) - 48218. Marina Prishchepa (Ukraine) - 43819. Yalennis Castillo (Cuba) - 39420. Tomomi Okamura (Japan) - 37826. Victoria Turks (Ukraine) - 26639. Anastasia Matrosova (Ukraine) - 14245. Ivanna Makukha (Ukraine) - 11085-88. Luiza Gainutdinova (Ukraine) - 16
78 kg (102 judokas)
1. Mika Sugimoto (Japan) - 14902. Idalis Ortiz (Cuba) - 14403. Qin Qian (China) - 14304. Wen Tong (China) - 13805. Megumi Tachimoto (Japan) - 13206. Elena Ivashchenko (Russia) - 10487. Maria Suelen Alteman (Brazil) - 908
8. Lucia Polavder (Slovenia) - 8849. Kim Na-Yeon (Korea) - 81610. Karina Bryant (Great Britain) - 66211. Vanessa Zambotti (Mexico) - 62612. Anne-Sophie Mondiye (France) - 60413. Gulzhan Issanova (Kazakhstan) ) - 57414. Melissa Mozhika (Puerto Rico) - 56215. Irina Kindzerskaya (Ukraine) - 48016. Tea Donguzashvili (Russia) - 41617. Belkiz Zeira Kaya (Turkey) - 41218. Geovanna Blanco (Venezuela) - 40419. Gulsa Kochaturk ( Turkey) - 39620. Ketti Mate (France) - 39052. Marina Prokofieva (Ukraine) - 7364. Svetlana Yaremka (Ukraine) - 4092-95. Anna Brazhko (Ukraine) - 2
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Women's World Judo Ranking
Women's world ranking in judo (as of 06/06/2016)
| Weight category up to 48 kg | |||
| 1 | Urantsetseg MUNKHBAT | Mongolia | 2654 |
| 2 | Paula Pareto | Argentina | 2500 |
| 3 | Ami Kondo | Japan | 2323 |
| 4 | Sarah Menezes | Brazil | 2232 |
| 5 | Julia Figuera | Spain | 2072 |
| 6 | GALBADRAKH Otgontsetseg | Kazakhstan | 2000 |
| 7 | Eva Chernovitsky | Hungary | 1796 |
| 8 | JEONG Bo Kyeong | Korea | 1640 |
| 9 | VAN SNICK Charline | Belgium | 1571 |
| 10 | Tatiana Lima | Guinea-Bissau | 1550 |
| 84 | Katerina Nakhaenko | Belarus | 70 |
| 110 | Anfisa Kapaeva | Belarus | 32 |
| Weight category up to 52 kg | |||
| 1 | Andrea CHITU | Romania | 2630 |
| 2 | Mailinda Kelmendi | Kosovo | 2550 |
| 3 | Misato Nakamura | Japan | 2510 |
| 4 | Erica Miranda | Brazil | 2290 |
| 5 | EURANIE Annabelle | France | 1938 |
| 6 | M.A. Yingnan | China | 1742 |
| 7 | GIUFFRIDA Odette | Italy | 1704 |
| 8 | Natalya Kuzyutina | Russia | 1674 |
| 9 | Ai Shishime | Japan | 1600 |
| 10 | Gili Cohen | Israel | 1548 |
| 19 | Daria Skripnik | Belarus | 853 |
| 134 | Lizaveta Rossanova | Belarus | 18 |
| Weight category up to 57 kg | |||
| 1 | DORJSUREN Sumiya | Mongolia | 3100 |
| 2 | KIM Jan-Di | Korea | 2275 |
| 3 | RECEVEAUX Helene | France | 1980 |
| 4 | Marty Malloy | USA | 1896 |
| 5 | Kaori Matsumoto | Japan | 1866 |
| 6 | PAVIA Automne | France | 1800 |
| 7 | Tsukasa Yoshida | Japan | 1768 |
| 8 | Corina Caprioriu | Romania | 1644 |
| 9 | BEAUCHEMIN-PINARD Catherine | Canada | 1610 |
| 10 | Thelma Monteiro | Portugal | 1574 |
| 85 | Anastasia Arkhipova | Belarus | 69 |
| 134 | Ksenia Danilovich | Belarus | 20 |
| Weight category up to 63 kg | |||
| 1 | Tina TRSTENJAK | Slovenia | 3800 |
| 2 | Clarisse AGBEGNENOU | France | 2760 |
| 3 | Miku Tashiro | Japan | 2330 |
| 4 | Yarden GERBI | Israel | 2030 |
| 5 | Martina Tridos | Germany | 2012 |
| 6 | UNTERWURZACHER Kathryn | Austria | 1800 |
| 7 | TSEDEVSUREN Munkhzaya | Mongolia | 1674 |
| 8 | Anicka VAN EMDEN | Holland | 1644 |
| 9 | Alice Shlesinger | Great Britain | 1522 |
| 10 | YANG Junxia | China | 1414 |
| 69 | Daniela Casanoy | Belarus | 150 |
| 150 | Evgenia Zaitseva | Belarus | 8 |
| Weight category up to 70 kg | |||
| 1 | Kim Polling | Holland | 2765 |
| 2 | Yuri ALVEAR | Colombia | 2230 |
| 3 | Gevrise EMANE | France | 2138 |
| 4 | Bernadette Graf | Austria | 2024 |
| 5 | Laura VARGAS KOCH | Germany | 2022 |
| 6 | KIM Seongyeon | Korea | 1770 |
| 7 | Maria Bernabeu | Spain | 1700 |
| 8 | ARAI Chizuru | Japan | 1502 |
| 9 | Kelita ZUPANCIC | Canada | 1476 |
| 10 | POSVITE Fanny Estelle | France | 1456 |
| 90 | Angela Morozova | Belarus | 43 |
| Weight category up to 78 kg | |||
| 1 | Kayla Harrison | USA | 3610 |
| 2 | Audrey TCHEUMEO | France | 2640 |
| 3 | STEENHUIS Guusje | Holland | 2614 |
| 4 | Mayra AGUIAR | Brazil | 2588 |
| 5 | Marhinde Verkerk | Holland | 2115 |
| 6 | Louise MALZAHN | Germany | 2080 |
| 7 | Anamari VELENSEK | Slovenia | 1970 |
| 8 | Natalie Powell | Great Britain | 1798 |
| 9 | Mami Umeki | Japan | 1680 |
| 10 | SOL Kyong | North Korea | 1286 |
| Weight category over 78 kg | |||
| 1 | Yu Song | China | 3150 |
| 2 | Idalys ORTIZ | Cuba | 3146 |
| 3 | Ma Xixi | China | 2486 |
| 4 | Kanae Yamabe | Japan | 1824 |
| 5 | Emilie ANDEOL | France | 1785 |
| 6 | CHEIKH ROUHOU Nihel | Tunisia | 1680 |
| 7 | Svetlana Yaromka | Ukraine | 1608 |
| 8 | Megumi TACHIMOTO | Japan | 1560 |
| 9 | KIM Minjeong | Korea | 1438 |
| 10 | Kaira Sayit | Türkiye | 1408 |
| 27 | Maria Slutskaya | Belarus | 655 |
| 97 | Katerina Kalyuzhnaya | Belarus | 13 |
The information is presented based on materials from the website http://www.ijf.org.
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News: IJF rating list - Russian judo:: Russian Judo Federation
The International Judo Federation has published a new rating list (WRL), which takes into account the results of the World Cups in Prague and Warsaw. It will be valid until the April continental championships, which will be the last competitions for collecting qualifying points for the 2012 Games.
According to the new “report card,” the TOP10 strongest athletes on the planet include fourteen Russians: ten men and four women. One of our athletes, Musa Mogushkov, managed to maintain his leadership in the world rankings in the 66 kg category.
Two of our judokas are represented in the 60 kg categories - Arsen Galstyan (5th place) and Beslan Mudranov (7th), 66 kg - Musa Mogushkov (1) and Alim Gadanov (2), 81 kg - Sirazhudin Magomedov (6) and Ivan Nifontov ( 8), and 100 kg – Sergey Samoilovich (4) and Tagir Khaibulaev (7).
One each in 73 kg Mansur Isaev (5), 90 kg - Kirill Denisov (10) and over 100 kg - Alexander Mikhailin (8).
Four Russian women entered the top ten: Natalia Kondratyeva is ninth in the 48 kg category, Natalya Kuzyutina is fourth in the 52 kg category, Elena Ivashchenko and Tea Donguzashvili are seventh and ninth, respectively, in the weight over 78 kg.
Three more domestic judokas made it into the top twenty: Murat Kodzokov (11th place, 73 kg), Kirill Voprosov (11, 90 kg) and Dmitry Sterkhov (15, +100 kg) and three judokas: Lyudmila Bogdanova (13, 48 kg), Irina Zabludina (15.57 kg) and Vera Moskaluk (17.78 kg)
Among men, the first positions in the ranking are taken by representatives of seven different countries: Uzbek Sobirov (60), Russian Musa Mogushkov (66 kg), Japanese Nakaya (73), Brazilian Guileiro (81), Greek Iliadis (90), Kazakh Rakov (100) and Frenchman Riner (+100).
In the women's section, the Japanese dominate in five of the seven categories: Fukumi (48), Nishida (52), Matsumoto (57), Ueno (63) and Tachimoto (+78), allowing foreigners to lead in only two categories - the French Decos in weight 70 kg and the Brazilian Aguiar - 78 kg.
The flyweight list is still headed by two-time world champion, medalist of the 2008 Games, Uzbek Rishod Sobirov (2190). Lack of more than 1,200 points to the leader, European champion and World Championship medalist Arsen Galstyan (968) is in fifth place, and Beslan Mudranov (760) is in seventh place.
…46. Evgeny Kudyakov (212), 50. Robert Mshvidobadze (200), 98. Anton Khoroshilov (40), 144. Otar Bestaev, Sergey Krtyan, Ai-Kherel Balchakpan and Ervand Mgdsyan (all with 16 points), 172. Murad Abdulaev (12), 181. Dmitry Kulikov (8), 191. Jeyhun Eyyubov (8).
262. Ruslan Kishmakhov, Denis Lavrentiev and Yakub Shamilov – no qualifying points.
Bronze medalist of the 2011 World Championship, Russian Musa Mogushkov (1280), maintains his leading position in the February rating list. The winner of the Grand Prix tournament in Germany, medalist of the European Championships, Alim Gadanov (1262), who took second place in this WRL, is only 18 points behind his teammate.
…25. Kamal Khan-Magomedov (350), 32. Mikhail Pulyaev (296), 67. Maxim Kuznetsov (100), 70. Denis Lavrentyev (94), 81. Yakub Shamilov (68), 181. Oleg Vasiliev (12) and 206. Ivan Spirin (8).
2011 World Champion Japanese Riki Nakaya remains at the top of the rankings with 1608 points, which is 700 more than the best Russian - 2009 World Championship medalist Mansur Isaev (900) - he is in fifth place in the WRL.
…eleven. Murad Kodzokov (638), 62. Zelimkhan Ozdoev (120), 72. Batraz Kaytmazov (102), 105. Mikhail Machin (50), 108. Sergei Badriashvili (48), 113. Ulan Gurtuev (46), 139. Denis Yartsev (28), 158. Stanislav Scriabin (20), 180. Leo Vogel (16), 193. Rustam Shevotsukov (12) and Oleg Vasiliev (12), 234. Nikita Khomentovsky (6).
Twice Olympic medalist, 2012 World Championship medalist, 2011 Tokyo Grand Slam vice-winner, Brazilian Leandro Guilheiro (1390) displaced two-time world champion Korean Jae-Bum Kim from the first place in the ranking. The best Russian, 2010 European champion Sirazhudin Magomedov (782), who ranks sixth in the WRL, has almost half as many points. 2009 world champion Ivan Nifontov moved to eighth place in the standings with 730 points.
…40. Arsen Pshmakhov (254), 45. Ivan Vorobyov (232), 52. Murat Khabachirov (190), 79. Azamat Sidakov (80), 91. Alexander Grigoriev (62), 97. 97. Mikhail Kazydub (56), 123. Stanislav Semenov (34), 156. Salamu Mezhidov (20), 162. Alexey Fetisov (20), 180. Murat Shadov (16), 207. Alexander Ulyakhov (8).
No one can yet shake the leading position of the two-time world and Olympic champion, the Greek Ilias Iliadis, who has 1586 points, which is more than 700 more than the tenth-place world championship medalist Kirill Denisov (808).
…eleven. Kirill Voprosov (768), 43. Kamil Magomedov (184), 48. Murat Gasiev (168), 60. Viktor Semenov (136), 62. Abdul Omarov (132), 69. Grigory Sulemin (100), 85. Azamat Sitimov (70), 92. Samir Guchapshev (54), 129. Yuri Panasenkov (20), 146. Magomed Magomedov (12).
In 220th place with zero balance: Alexey Valkov, Ivan Pershin, Adlan Bisultanov and Kazbek Zankishiev.
Vice world champion 2011, winner of the Masters tournament in Kazakhstan and the Grand Prix in Germany Maxim Rakov (1470) from Kazakhstan is 300 points ahead of the closest Russian pursuers - 2011 Masters winner Sergei Samoilovich (1170) and world champion 2011 Tagira Khaibulaeva (880), occupying fourth and seventh place in the ranking, respectively.
…thirty. Askhab Kostoev (311), 41. Zafar Makhmadov (172), 56. Roman Polosin (86), 71. Magomed Magomedov (54), 82. David Bitiev (40), 109. Adlan Bisultanov (20), 109. Khaibula Magomedov (20), 125. Andrey Tomchuk (16), 125. Vyacheslav Mikhailin (14), 138. Ivan Pershin (10).
Artur Khursinov, Dmitry Renev, Dmitry Kabanov, Soslan Tmenov and Arsen Omarov have zero points and 193rd place in the WRL.
Over 100 kg
The heavyweight category is still “ruled” by multiple world champion, medalist of the 2008 Games, Frenchman Teddy Riner (1630 points). The best of the Russians - three-time world champion, winner of the Grand Slam in Tokyo 2011 Alexander Mikhailin with 710 points - is in eighth place in the WRL.
…15. Dmitry Sterkhov (506), 43. Soslan Bostanov (204), 44. Andrey Volkov (202), 48. Aslan Kambiev (176), 49. Sergey Prokin (166), 60. Renat Saidov (104), 80. Magomed Nazhmudinov (52).
The Japanese are not giving up their position in the lightweight division. World champion Tomoko Fukumi (2084), who won in 2012 both in Almaty and Paris, is the leader of the ranking. The best of the Russians, Natalia Kondratyeva (640) is in ninth place, and Lyudmila Bogdanova (618 points) is in 13th.
…69. Kristina Rumyantseva (52), 71. Rada Abdrakhmanova (52), 91. Maria Persidskaya (20).
Natalya Samoilova, Elena Galkina, Kamila Magomedova, Ekaterina Tikhonova with a zero balance are on the 153rd line of the WRL.
Japanese vice world champion, winner of the Masters and Grand Slam tournaments in Paris this season, Yukka Nishida (2100), takes first place in the new WRL. Two-time European champion and World Championship medalist Natalya Kuzyutina (820) – thanks to the silver at the Grand Prix in Dusseldorf, she rose from ninth to fourth place in the rankings.
…51. Anna Kharitonova (108), 66. Natalya Sinitsyna (66), 98. Anna Grebennikova (26), 106. Ekaterina Buravtseva (20).
Lyudmila Alparova, Elena Pryanichnikova, Pari Surakatova, Ekaterina Belova and Daria Predeina without scoring rating points are in 175th position.
And again the Japanese, and again the world champion, Masters gold medalist Kaori Matsumoto (1860) is on the first line of the IJF rating list. The first Russian woman, European Championship medalist Irina Zabludina (572), is in 15th place in the WRL.
…40. Ekaterina Melnikova (174), 90. Yulia Ryzhova (29), 93. Pari Surakatova (28), 106. Larisa Cherepanova (20), 144 Olga Andreeva (6).
Ekaterina Elizarova, Anna Pavlova and Ekaterina Valkova (0) – in 188th place.
Two-time world champion and Masters winner Japanese Yoshi Ueno is number one in the world ranking with 1662 points. Our Marta Labazina (344), with 1,300 points less, is at the beginning of the third ten in the ranking - on line 24.
…36. Vera Koval (220), 69. Alina Pukhova (68), 96. Ekaterina Valkova (26), 114. Arina Pchelintseva (14), 118. Alexandra Salnikova and Elena Lysenko-Gusarova (12), 124. Anna Shcherbakova (12) , 126. Anastasia Beloivanova (10).
167. Ekaterina Onoprienko, Irina Gromova and Tatyana Kazenyuk (0).
Olympic silver medalist, three-time world champion, Masters winner Frenchwoman Lucie Decos has 1902 points in her rating account. Russia has no representatives in the next thirty.
…49. Anastasia Gubadova (90), 76. Irina Sordia (36), 82. Margarita Gurtsieva (30), 83. Daria Davydova (30), 98. Ekaterina Denisenkova (18), 104. Olesya Ovseychuk (14), 107. Olga Pochkina (12), 112. Olga Erokhina (10).
153. Olga Zakhartsova and Yulia Potapova (0).
The winner of the Masters in Almaty and the Grand Slam in Paris, the vice world champion, Brazilian Mayra Aguiar (1730) - the leader of the world ranking in the 78 kg category for women is almost ahead of her closest Russian rival - Vera Moskaluk (17th place, 420 points). for 1300 points.
…76. Flora Mkhitaryan (13), 78. Anastasia Dmitrieva (12), 83. Tatyana Sordia (10).
115th place with zero balance is occupied by: Natalya Kazantseva, Anastasia Gubadova, Alana Kanteeva, Regina Kapaeva, Ksenia Chibisova and Alena Prokopenko.
Over 78 kg
World Championship medalist Megumi Tachimoto of Japan (1700) maintains her position as the strongest woman in the heavyweight division. Two Russian women - bronze medalist of the world championships, two-time European champion Elena Ivashchenko (920) and vice-champion of the absolute world Tea Donguzashvili (706) occupy the seventh and ninth lines of the ranking, respectively.
…46. Natalia Sokolova (70), 48. Ekaterina Sheremetova (66), 61. Maria Shekerova (24), 64. Anaid Mkhitaryan (20), 74. Polina Belousova (12).
105. Ksenia Chibisova, Marina Dibrova and Daria Karpova (0).
According to the rules, the ten best results, five in each annual cycle, go into the qualifying standings. The amount is made up of 50 percent of points earned in the period from 13-24 months to date, and 100 percent of points earned in the second year (0-12 months). Points collected earlier (more than two years) are expired.
The WRL will be changed for the last time after the continental championships in April. Let me remind you that the European Championship this time will be held in Russia. Chelyabinsk will host the strongest athletes of the Old World on April 26-29.
Marina MayorovaFDR, www.judo.ru
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Two Russians each “checked in” in the TOP 10 in the 60, 66, 81 and 100 kg categories: Arsen Galstyan and Beslan Mudranov, Alim Gadanov and Musa Mogushkov, Ivan Nifontov and Sirazhudin Magomedov, Tagir Khaibulaev and Sergei Samoilovich, and one each in 73 and 90 kg: Mansur Isaev and Kirill Denisov. The only domestic judoka to make it to the ranks of world leaders was Natalia Kuzyutina (52 kg).
In addition to those mentioned above, there are three more judokas and six female judokas in the top twenty of the world rating list.
2009 European champion Arsen Galstyan (1020 points) and 2011 Masters medalist Beslan Mudranov (794) occupy positions 4 and 5, respectively, in the list of the best lightweights on the planet. The leader in this category is the world champion, medalist of the 2008 Games Rishod Sobirov (2096) from Uzbekistan.
Prize-winner of the 2009 European Championships Alim Gadanov (1226) is in second place after the world champion and Olympic medalist Mongolian TsaganBaatar Khashbaatar, and Musa Mogushkov (970) is in fourth.
On the 15th line are Kamal Khan-Magomedov (522), on the 19th place is Mikhail Pulyaev (372), on the 50th place is Denis Lavrentiev (162), on the 89th place is Maxim Kuznetsov (56), on the 247th place is Alexey Velichko (4) .
Fourth, behind the leader - two-time world champion, silver medalist of the Games, Korean Ki-Chun Wang (1548), in the world ranking is the bronze medalist of the World Championship Mansur Isaev (1000).
16. Murat Kodzokov (430), 33. Batraz Kaytmazov (220), 49. Ulan Gurtuev (152), 75. Mikhail Main (100), 118. Denis Yartsev (40), 189. Konstantin Zaretsky (12), 192. Nikita Khomentovsky (12), 212. Yuri Omadze (10), 220. Leo Vogel (8), 238. Arthur Tsysar (6).
Also, the Korean world champion, silver medalist of the Games Jae-Bum Kim (1760) is inferior to the Russian 2009 world champion Ivan Nifontov (950), who is in third place on the rating list. Another Russian - 2010 European champion Sirazhudin Magomedov (724) - is in seventh position in the ranking.
26. Murat Khabachirov (324), 30. Arsen Pshmakhov (292), 49. Mikhail Kazydub (162), 76. Azamat Sidakov (80), 92. Murat Shadov (58), 96. Alexander Grigoriev (52), 106. Salamu Mezhidov (44), 112. Ivan Vorobyov (40), 155. Stanislav Semenov (20), 234. Sheikh-Magomed Vakaev (4).
The leader in the light heavyweight division at the beginning of March is the bronze medalist of the world championship, Japanese Takashi Ono (1580), who is 360 points ahead of the second-place medalist of two world championships, Kirill Denisov.
The next Russian is Kamil Magomedov (256) in only 31st place. 34. Murat Gasiev (236), 36. Kirill Voprosov (226), 40. Viktor Semenov (182), 48. Azamat Sitimov (140), 50. Samir Guchapshev (138), 67. Dmitry Gerasimenko (86), 95. Ivan Pershin (44), 100. Abdul Omarov (40), 163. Alexey Valkov (8).
Nearby, on the 6th and 7th lines in the 100 kg category, are the 2009 European champion Tagir KhaibuLaev (970) and the 2011 Masters winner Sergei Samoilovich (938), behind the leader, world champion Japanese Takamasa Anai (1716).
22. Askhab Kostoev (368), 36. Zafar Makhmadov (240), 41. Roman Polosin (202), 47. Magomed Magomedov (158), 55. David Bitiev (86), 86. Ivan Pershin (38), 90. Vyacheslav Mikhailin (34), 106. Artur Khursinov (20), 114. Dmitry Kabanov (18), 131. Dmitry Renev (10).
27. Alexander Mikhailin (288), 33. Renat Saidov (228), 45. Sergei Prokin (152), 46. Soslan Bostanov (144), 48. Aslan Kambiev (136), 50. Andrey Volkov (130), 88. Magomed Nazhmudinov (40), 97. Tamerlan Tmenov (30), 122. Soslan Dzhanaev (10).
In the women's flyweight category, the leader is Japanese world champion Tomoko Fukumi (1938). The best of our athletes, Natalia Kondratyeva (580) is on the 12th line of the ranking, and the Russian champion Lyudmila Bogdanova (440) is on the 17th.
60. Kristina Rumyantseva (80), 93. Rada Abdrakhmanova (20).
Japanese Misato Nakamura (2140) - world champion, medalist of the 2008 Games, tops the ranking in the 52 kg category. Two-time European champion and world championship medalist Natalia Kuzyutina (918) is in fourth place.
52. Anna Kharitonova (108), 63. Anna Grebennikova (82), 85. Natalia Sinitsyna (38), 104. Elena Pryanichnikova (18), 128. Lyudmila Alparova (6).
Another representative of Japan, another world champion Kaori Matsumoto (2210) leads the list in the 57 kg category. The best of our judokas - Russian 2010 vice-champion Irina Zabludina (348) - is in 23rd position in the ranking.
27. Ekaterina Melnikova (266), 65. Yulia Ryzhova (66), 110. Zhanna Stankevich (20), 121. Larisa Cherepanova (16), 130. Anna Pavlova (12), 131. Olga Andreeva (12), 144. Ekaterina Elizarova (10), 147. Surakatova’s bet (8).
The 63 kg category was no exception - here at the top of the ranking is also a Japanese athlete, also a two-time world champion, Yoshi Ueno (2170). Two Russians Marta Labazina (426) and Vera Koval (396) occupy the adjacent 16th and 17th lines of the IJF list.
65. Alina Pukhova (62), 72. Irina Gromova (50), 101. Arina Pchelintseva (28), Anna Shcherbakova (24), 107. Anastasia Beloivanova (20), 126. Ekaterina Valkova (12), 139. Ekaterina Onoprienko (6).
Two-time world champion Frenchwoman Lucie Decos (2000) is in first place in the 70 kg category rankings. Russia has the weakest positions in this weight - 48th and 49th places are occupied by Ekaterina Denisenkova (86) and Anastasia Gubadova (86).
54. Margarita Gurtsieva (78), 74. Irina Sordia (40), 87. Olesya Ovseychuk (30), 88. Daria Davydova (30), 99. Olga Erokhina (20), 124. Olga Zakhartsova (8).
Olympic champion from China Xiyuli Yang (1510) tops the ranking at 78 kg. Our European champion Vera Moskaluk (292) is in 29th place.
57. Natalia Kazantseva (64), 67. Flora Mkhitaryan (36), 71. Tatyana Sordia (28), 76. Anastasia Gubadova (20), 90. Anastasia Dmitrieva (12).
Over 78 kg
The most rating points in the women's heavyweight division are held by Japanese double world championship medalist Megumi Tachimoto (1530). European champion, world championship medalist Elena Ivashchenko (540) is in 13th place in the ranking, and Olympic medalist Tea Donguzashvili (460) is in 16th place.
40. Polina Belousova (94), 41. Anaid Mkhitaryan (90), 53. Ekaterina Sheremetova (52), 54. Natalia Sokolova (50).
The next changes to the rating list will be made after the 2011 European Championship, which will be held at the end of April in Istanbul, Turkey. Let me remind you that 252 people will qualify for the Games in London, the leaders of the world rating list: 22 each best men(154 people) and 14 strongest women (98 participants) in each weight category, with no more than one participant per weight category.
Judokas have been fighting for ranking points and the right to represent their country at the 2012 Olympics for two years, from May 1, 2010 to April 30, 2012. The ten best results, five in each annual cycle, will count towards Olympic qualification. The amount will be made up of 50 percent of the points earned in the first year of qualifying and 100 percent of the points earned in the second year.
Marina Mayorova, Russian Judo Federation, www.judo.ru
Judo is a combat sport without weapons that improves a person not only physically, but also psychologically. And although judo originated in Japan, one judoka became the president of Russia. Yes, we are talking about Vladimir Putin, who became the first Russian to receive the high 8th dan (out of 10 possible) in 2012.
It is very difficult to determine the best of the best in judo. To do this we have compiled a list of 10 Best Judokas of All Time who have won the most medals at the Olympic Games. Victories at the World Judo Championships were also taken into account.
10. Yasuhiro Yamashita (Japan)
- 1984 Olympics in Los Angeles - gold medal.
This Japanese judoka became the last Olympic champion to compete in the absolute category. Athletes of any weight could compete in it to demonstrate that in judo it is not so much physical parameters that are important as technique and tactics. After the 1984 Games, the absolute category was excluded from the Olympic program.
Yamashita became a gold medalist at the World Championships four times, and before his retirement at the zenith of his glory, he won 203 victories in a row. He is currently the vice president of the Japan Judo Federation.
9. Xian Dongmei (China)
The famous judoka from the Chinese national team won two gold medals in the 52 kg weight class. She also managed to twice become a silver medalist at the Asian Championships in 1995 and 2004.
In 2018, Xian's name was inducted into the International Judo Federation (IJF) Hall of Fame.
8. Ayumi Tanimoto (Japan)
- 2004, Athens - gold medal.
- 2008, Beijing - gold medal.
One of the best judokas in the world competes for the Japanese team. Her collection of awards includes not only Olympic gold. Competing in the up to 63 kg weight category, the Japanese athlete won the Asian Games in 2001 and 2004, and also won two bronze medals at the World Championships in 2001 and 2007 and a silver in 2005.
As with Xian Dongmei, Ayumi was inducted into the IJF Hall of Fame in 2018.
7. Masato Uchishiba (Japan)
- 2004, Athens - gold medal.
- 2008, Beijing - gold medal.
Utisiba began his sports career weighing 60 kg, but then moved to a more “heavy” category - 66 kg. He took not only gold at two Olympics, but also silver at the 2005 World Championships and bronze at the Asian competition in 2002.
Unfortunately, the name of one of the best judokas in the world is associated with both glorious sports victories and a loud scandal. In 2013, Masato Uchishiba was sentenced to five years in prison for raping a girl he coached. The judoka himself claimed that sexual contact was by mutual consent, but the court did not believe him.
6. Peter Seisenbacher (Austria)
- 1984, Los Angeles - gold medal.
- 1988, Seoul - gold medal.
The Austrian judo master is ranked sixth in the ranking of the best judokas of our time thanks to two gold medals at the 1984 and 1988 Olympics, a gold medal at the World Championships, as well as numerous medals at the European Championships. Having completed his brilliant sports career, Seisenbacher became the coach of the Azerbaijani judo team in 2012.
Under his leadership, athletes from Azerbaijan performed successfully at the World Championships in Brazil. And Elkhan Mamedov won the world championship for the first time in the history of Azerbaijani judo.
However, in 2017, the Austrian was arrested in Kyiv on charges of sexual crimes.
5. David Douillet (France)
Top 5 best judokas in the world opens big man in every sense of the word. Frenchman David Douillet weighs 125 kg, which is close to the average weight of a sumo wrestler. He was the first non-Japanese judoka to win two world titles (in his weight class and also in the open category) during the same 1995 World Championships.
In total, Douillet won gold at the World Championships five times, and also received a gold medal at the European Championships twice. And the same number of times he was awarded bronze and silver.
In 2011, the International Judo Federation named David Douillet the best male judoka in history.
4. Tadahiro Nomura (Japan)
- 1996, Atlanta - gold medal.
- 2000, Sydney - gold medal.
- 2004, Athens - gold medal.
For many Olympic athletes, a gold medal is considered the main achievement in their sports career. And those who are able to win two medals deserve the status of "elite of the elite." However, the legend of modern judo, the Japanese Tadahiro Nomura, rose to a hitherto unattainable peak in his sport. He is the only judoka to win three Olympic gold medals in a row.
Nomura’s sporting achievements do not end there. He is the winner of a gold medal at the 1997 World Championships and a bronze medal in 2003.
3. Driulis Gonzalez (Cuba)
- 1992, Barcelona - bronze medal.
- 1996, Atlanta - gold medal.
- 2000, Sydney - silver medal.
- 2004, Athens - bronze medal.
The Olympics are an honorable, but very difficult test for an athlete. Especially if this is not the first Olympics in my career. The competitors are getting younger, or in fact you are getting older, and the training methods continue to improve.
And the fact that the Cuban athlete is one of only two female judokas to compete in five Olympic Games shows her high skill and excellent physical condition.
Gonzalez took gold at the World Championships three times, won silver twice and bronze the same number of times.
2. Ryoko Tani (Japan)
- 1992, Barcelona - silver medal.
- 1996, Atlanta - silver medal.
- 2000, Sydney - gold medal.
- 2004, Athens - gold medal.
- 2008, Beijing - bronze medal.
For a long time, Ryoko Tani held the title of the youngest world champion in the history of judo. She was just over 18 years old when she won the gold medal in Hamilton, Canada in 1993.
But this is not what makes the Japanese woman the best judoka of all time. She is the only woman in the history of women's judo to become a 7-time world champion and receive five Olympic medals.
In Japan, Ryoko Tani is so popular that she even became a character in a judo manga (Yawara!). Computer heroes bear her name Games World Heroes 2 (Ryoko Izumo) and Fighter's History (Ryoko Kano).
1. Teddy Riner (France)
- 2008, Beijing - bronze medal.
- 2012, London - gold medal.
- 2016, Rio de Janeiro - gold medal.
This is the most titled judoka in the world in history. Bend your fingers:
- two-time Olympic champion (2012, 2016);
- 11-time world champion;
- five-time European champion;
- three times athlete of the year in France;
- gold finalist of the Mediterranean Games.
The French judoka is only 29 years old, but he dominates judo like no athlete before him. Riner is the first person to win 8 gold medals at the World Judo Championships, doing so every year from 2007 to 2015 (except 2016).
“Teddy Bear,” as fans affectionately call his idol, lost only twice in his entire adult sports career. And since 2010, the best judoka in the world has not lost a single fight, having already won more than 140 victories.
In 2020, Riner aims to win gold at the Tokyo Olympics. If he succeeds, the French athlete will go down in history as the only male judoka to have 4 Olympic medals at once.
2017-02-14 20:41:00
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After the end of any major international tournament, it is always inevitable that the IJF world rankings will change. So, immediately after the end of the Grand Slam in Paris, an updated version of the list of the best judokas on the planet was released.
The website invites you to follow recent changes, as well as familiarize yourself with the positions of Belarusian judokas in the world rankings.
In the category up to 60 kg, there was a change of leader: now the flyweight category is headed by the Japanese Naohisa Takato, Orkhan Safarov from Azerbaijan is second, and Sharafuddin Lutfillaev from Uzbekistan is in third place. The previous leader of the ranking, Eldos Smetov, did not stay at the top for long, and was already outside the top three.
In the category up to 66 kg, the Korean An Baul retained his leading position, but the winner of the Grand Slam in Paris, Hifumi Abe, displaced the Mongolian Tumurhuleg Davaadorj, rising to second place, and the Olympic champion Fabio Basile completed the top three.
In the category up to 73 kg, the only significant changes that can be noted are the change of third line: to this moment Ahn Changrim was located on it, who displaced Shohei Ono to fourth place. Azerbaijani Rustam Orujov is still in first place, Japanese Soichi Hashimoto is in second.
While it is difficult for anyone to deprive Takanori Nagase of his leadership at -81kg, he is still in first place in the world rankings, even though he did not go to Paris. Olympic champion Khasan Khalmurzaeva is in second place, and American Travis Stevens is also in third. Grand Slam winner Frank de Wit has risen by as much as 17 positions, and is still in fifth place in his weight category.
It would seem that Mashu Baker has been resting for a long time, but his position in the world ranking still does not change: for now the Japanese is in first place. Markus Nyman from Sweden is in second place, and then there are the Parisian finalists: the Frenchman Axel Clerger, who rose to third position, and the Chinese Xunzhao Cheng, who improved his position by as many as 6 lines and is now in fourth place.
In the category up to 100 kg, there is a change of leader again: now the best in the ranking is Cyril Marais from France, who moved Elmar Gasimov from Azerbaijan to second place, the third line is still occupied by Olympic champion Lukas Krpalek.
In the heavyweight division, Teddy Riner still manages to hold first place, even without participating in competitions, just as Daniel Natea managed to remain in second, despite losing in the first round at the Grand Slam, but the third line has changed: Takeshi Ojitani has already moved his compatriot Hisayoshi Harasawa.
MEN
Bagirov Arif - 53rd place
Klimov Maxim - 177th place
Shershan Dmitry - 40th place
Minkov Dmitry - 61st place
Tutkhalyan Vae - 250th place
Ushivets Sergey - 263rd place
Sayapin Vladislav - 270th place
Shoka Vadim - 65th place
Romanchik Alexey - 97th place
Khudoeshko Valery - 201st place
Steshenko Alexander - 83rd place
Emelyanov Timofey - 221st place
Voropaev Egor - 257th place
Svirid Alexey - 267th place
Zhukov Igor - 104th place
Voropaev Egor - 193rd place
Lesyak Sergey - 216th place
Steshenko Alexander - 241st place
Larchenko Viktor - 109th place
Klyuchnikov Pavel - 176th place
Svirid Nikita - 181st place
Mukete Daniel - 181st place
Vachovyak Alexander - 21st place
Terpitsky Vladislav - 103rd place
Zakharenko Ivan - 123rd place
Filatov Artem - 139th place
Vorobiev Sergey - 152nd place
WOMEN
Kopaeva Anfisa - 116th place
Nakhaenko Ekaterina - 146th place
Skrypnik Daria - 25th place
Rossanova Elizaveta - 129th place
Arkhipova Anastasia - 146
Danilovich Ksenia - 167
Casanoy Daniella - 61st place
Zaitseva Evgenia - 157th place
Morozova Angela - 126th place
Slutskaya Marina - 14th place
Kalyuzhnaya Ekaterina - 111th place
The publication uses materials from the site ipponline.org