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2005 World Judo Championships
Judo competition
Rio de Janeiro 2007 (Individual)
The 2005 World Judo Championships were the 24th edition of the Judo World Championships, and were held in Cairo, Egypt from September 8 to September 12, 2005. Brazilian João Derly was voted as best performance of the championship. On the last day of competition, team events were held, as South Korea won the men's team event and France won the women's.
Medal overview
Men
Extra-lightweight (60 kg) Half-lightweight (66 kg) Lightweight (73 kg) Half-middleweight (81 kg) Middleweight (90 kg) Half-heavyweight (100 kg) Heavyweight (+100 kg) Openweight Men's team Craig Fallon Ludwig Paischer Cho Nam-Suk Nijat Shikhalizade João Derly Masato Uchishiba Arash Miresmaili Miklós Ungvári Ákos Braun Francesco Bruyere Kiyoshi Uematsu Gennadiy Bilodid Guillaume Elmont Abderahmane Benamadi Takashi Ono Roman Gontyuk Hiroshi Izumi Ilias Iliadis Mark Huizinga Andrey Kazusenok Keiji Suzuki Vitaly Bubon Dmitri Kabanov Luciano Corrêa Aleksandr Mikhailine Yasuyuki Muneta Pierre Robin Lasha Gujejiani Dennis van der Geest Tamerlan Tmenov Juri Rybak Yohei Takai KOR JPN GEO BRA
Women
Extra-lightweight (48 kg) Half-lightweight (52 kg) Lightweight (57 kg) Half-middleweight (63 kg) Middleweight (70 kg) Half-heavyweight (78 kg) Heavyweight (+78 kg) Openweight Women's team Yanet Bermoy Frédérique Jossinet Alina Dumitru Soraya Haddad Li Ying Yuki Yokosawa An Kum-ae Telma Monteiro Kye Sun-hui Yvonne Bönisch Sabrina Filzmoser Khishigbatyn Erdenet-Od Lucie Décosse Ayumi Tanimoto Driulis González Urška Žolnir Edith Bosch Gévrise Émane Catherine Jacques Raša Sraka Yurisel Laborde Sae Nakazawa Claudia Zwiers Céline Lebrun Tong Wen Karina Bryant Anne-Sophie Mondière Maki Tsukada Midori Shintani Karina Bryant Carola Uilenhoed Anne-Sophie Mondière FRA KOR {{Flagteam JPN}} {{Flagteam ALG}}
Medal table
Results overview
Men
60 kg
Position Judoka 1. Craig Fallon 2. Ludwig Paischer 3. Cho Nam-Suk 3. Nijat Shikhalizade 5. Salamat Utarbajew 5. Revazi Zintiridis 7. Gal Yekutiel 7. David Larose
66 kg
Position Judoka 1. João Derly 2. Masato Uchishiba 3. Arash Miresmaili 3. Miklós Ungvári 5. Óscar Peñas 5. David Margoshvili 7. Dex Elmont 7. Amin El Hady
73 kg
Position Judoka 1. Ákos Braun 2. Francesco Bruyere 3. Kiyoshi Uematsu 3. Gennadiy Bilodid 5. Claudiu Baștea 5. Henri Schoeman 7. Krzysztof Wilkomirski 7. Leandro Guilheiro
81 kg
Position Judoka 1. Guillaume Elmont 2. Abderahmane Benamadi 3. Takashi Ono 3. Roman Gontyuk 5. Anthony Rodriguez 5. Kim Min-Kyu 7. Aleksei Budõlin 7. Dmitri Nossov
90 kg
Position Judoka 1. Hiroshi Izumi 2. Ilias Iliadis 3. Mark Huizinga 3. Andrey Kazusenok 5. Przemysław Matyjaszek 5. Hisham Mesbah 7. Khasanbi Taov 7. Maxim Rakov
100 kg
Position Judoka 1. Keiji Suzuki 2. Vitaly Bubon 3. Dmitri Kabanov 3. Luciano Corrêa 5. Juri Rybak 5. Abbas Fallah 7. Dániel Hadfi 7. Primoz Ferjan
+100 kg
Position Judoka 1. Aleksandr Mikhailine 2. Yasuyuki Muneta 3. Pierre Robin 3. Lasha Gujejiani 5. Paolo Bianchessi 5. Óscar Brayson 7. Andrian Kordon 7. Mohamed Reza Rodaki
Open class
Position Judoka 1. Dennis van der Geest 2. Tamerlan Tmenov 3. Juri Rybak 3. Yohei Takai 5. Jang Sung-ho 5. Georgi Kizilashvili 7. Abdullo Tangriev 7. Martin Padar
Men's team
Position Country 1. KOR 2. JPN 3. GEO 3. BRA 5. FRA 5. EGY 7. Oceania (OCE) 7. ALG
Women
48 kg
Position Judoka 1. Yanet Bermoy 2. Frédérique Jossinet 3. Alina Dumitru 3. Soraya Haddad 5. Ann Simons 5. Pak Ok-Song 7. Gereltuya Erdenechimeg 7. Kayo Kitada
52 kg
Position Judoka 1. Li Ying 2. Yuki Yokosawa 3. An Kum-ae 3. Telma Monteiro 5. Ioana Aluas 5. Ludmila Bogdanova 7. Zaimaris Calderon 7. Mönkhbaataryn Bundmaa
57 kg
Position Judoka 1. Kye Sun-hui 2. Yvonne Bönisch 3. Sabrina Filzmoser 3. Khishigbatyn Erdenet-Od 5. Isabel Fernández 5. Yurisleidy Lupetey 7. Inga Gołaszewska-Kołodziej 7. Fanny Riaboff
63 kg
Position Judoka 1. Lucie Décosse 2. Ayumi Tanimoto 3. Driulis González 3. Urška Žolnir 5. Anna von Harnier 5. Marie-Hélène Chisholm 7. Elisabeth Willeboordse 7. Lee Bok-Hee
70 kg
Position Judoka 1. Edith Bosch 2. Gévrise Émane 3. Catherine Jacques 3. Raša Sraka 5. Annett Böhm 5. Maryna Pryshchepa 7. Sagat Abikeeva 7. Bae Eun-Hye
78 kg
Position Judoka 1. Yurisel Laborde 2. Sae Nakazawa 3. Claudia Zwiers 3. Céline Lebrun 5. Lucia Morico 5. Marianne Morawek 7. Amy Cotton 7. Rachel Wilding
+78 kg
Position Judoka 1. Tong Wen 2. Karina Bryant 3. Anne-Sophie Mondière 3. Maki Tsukada 5. Tea Donguzashvili 5. Carola Uilenhoed 7. Giovanna Blanco 7. Jeong Ji-Won
Open class
Position Judoka 1. Midori Shintani 2. Karina Bryant 3. Carola Uilenhoed 3. Anne-Sophie Mondière 5. Yuliya Barysik 5. Lucija Polavder 7. Tsvetana Bozhilova 7. Verena Birndorfer
Women's team
Position Country 1. FRA 2. KOR 3. JPN 3. ALG 5. CHN 5. Oceania (OCE) 7. CUB 7. EGY
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