| Host city |  Saint Petersburg, Russia |
|---|---|
| Dates | 27–28 November |
| Main venue | Yubileyny Sports Palace [1] [2] |
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| Category | Gold | Silver | Bronze | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| –62 kg | Pavel Korzhavykh (RUS) |  Oliver Haider (AUT) |  André Hürlimann (SUI) |  Zlatko Tsvetkov (BUL) |
| –69 kg | Dmitry Beshenets (RUS) |  Mathias Willard (DEN) |  Marek Kręcielewski (POL) |  Sébastien Marty (FRA) |
| –77 kg |  Mario Staller (GER) | Igor Rudnev (RUS) | Danny Mathiasen (DEN) | Percy Kunsa (FRA) |
| –85 kg | Tomasz Krajewski (POL) |  Masoud Jalilvand (IRI) |  Clifton Struiken (NED) | Franck Vatan (FRA) |
| –94 kg | Sergey Kunashov (RUS) | Mohsen Hamidi (IRI) |  Benjamin Lah (SLO) | Tomasz Szewczak (POL) |
| +94 kg | Yegor Stepanov (RUS) | Carlo Clemens (GER) | Frédéric Husson (FRA) | Gertjan Hofland (NED) |
| Category | Gold | Silver | Bronze | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| –55 kg | Mandy Sonnemann (GER) | Martyna Bierońska (POL) |  Lee Ching-yi (TPE) |  Anastasia Tonelli (ITA) |
| –62 kg | Heleen Baars (NED) | Tamara Strnad (SLO) | Carina Neupert (GER) | Séverine Nébié (FRA) |
| –70 kg | Aleksandra Ivanova (RUS) | Jeanne Rasmussen (DEN) | Marielle Pruvost (FRA) | Manuela Lukas (GER) |
| +70 kg | Alla Paderina (RUS) | Sabina Predovnik (SLO) | Iris Oppelt (GER) | Albertine Los (NED) |
| Category | Gold | Silver | Bronze | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| men | Peter Rigert (SUI) André Schwery (SUI) |  Enrique Sánchez (ESP) Alberto Yagüe (ESP) | Ruben Assmann (NED) Johan de Gier (NED) | Dries Beyer (GER) Raphael Rochner (GER) |
| women | Alexandra Erni (SUI) Antonia Erni (SUI) | Isabelle Bacon (FRA) Patricia Floquet (FRA) | Mirnesa Bećirović (AUT) Mirneta Bećirović (AUT) |  Genoveva Galan (ROU) Cătălina Mihalache (ROU) |
| mixed | Ruben Assmann (NED) Aarti Baran (NED) |  Yazid Dalaa (BEL) Wendy Driesen (BEL) | Michele Vallieri (ITA) Sara Paganini (ITA) | Nicolas Perea (FRA) Aurore Perea (FRA) |
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