2021 World Judo Championships – Mixed team

Judo
Mixed team
at the 2021 World Judo Championships
Judo Mixed team ; at the 2021 World Judo Championships
Venue	László Papp Budapest Sports Arena
Location	Budapest, Hungary
Date	13 June 2021
Competitors	149 from 15 nations
Total prize money	200,000€
Medalists
Champions
Mixed team	Japan (4th title)
Competition at external databases
Links	IJF • EJU • JudoInside
	← Tokyo 2019 Tashkent 2022 →

Last updated October 16, 2022

The Mixed team competition at the 2021 World Judo Championships was held on 13 June 2021.^[2]

Results

Bracket

Round of 16		Quarter-finals		Semi-finals		Final






		Japan	4

		Ukraine	0
IJF	0

Ukraine	4
				Japan	4

				Russian Judo Federation	0
Russian Judo Federation	4

Mongolia	0
		Russian Judo Federation	4

		South Korea	0
Germany	3

South Korea	4
						Japan	4

						France	0
Brazil	4

Kazakhstan	3
		Brazil	0

		Uzbekistan	4
Hungary	2

Uzbekistan	4
				Uzbekistan	1

				France	4
France	4

Netherlands	0
		France	4

		Georgia	3
Cuba	1

Georgia	4

Repechage brackets

Repechage		Third place



Ukraine	3

South Korea	4
		South Korea	1

		Uzbekistan	4

Repechage		Third place



Brazil	4

Georgia	1
		Brazil	4

		Russian Judo Federation	2

Round of 16

IJF vs Ukraine

Weight Class	IJF	Result	Ukraine	Score
Women +70 kg	Oula Dahouk	00–10	Yelyzaveta Kalanina	0–1
Men +90 kg	Adnan Khankan	00–11	Oleksandr Gordiienko	0–2
Women –57 kg	Sanda Aldass	00–10	Mariia Skora	0–3
Men –73 kg	Ahmad Alikaj	00–10	Artem Khomula	0–4
Women –70 kg	Muna Dahouk	—	Nataliia Chystiakova	—
Men –90 kg	Tareq Jamal	—	Stanislav Gunchenko	—

Russian Judo Federation vs Mongolia

Weight Class	Russian Judo Federation	Result	Mongolia	Score
Women +70 kg	Daria Vladimirova	10–00	Amarsaikhany Adiyasüren	1–0
Men +90 kg	Alen Tskhovrebov	10–00	Batkhuyagiin Gonchigsüren	2–0
Women –57 kg	Anastasiia Konkina	10–00	Dorjsürengiin Sumiyaa	3–0
Men –73 kg	Ayub Khazhaliev	10–00	Tsogtbaatar Tsend-Ochir	4–0
Women –70 kg	Dali Liluashvili	—	Gankhaich Bold	—
Men –90 kg	Khusen Khalmurzaev	—	Gantulgyn Altanbagana	—

Germany vs South Korea

Weight Class	Germany	Result	South Korea	Score
Women +70 kg	Renee Lucht	00–10	Kim Ha-yun	0–1
Men +90 kg	Jonas Schreiber	00–10	Kim Sung-min	0–2
Women –57 kg	Amelie Stoll	00–10	Kim Jan-di	0–3
Men –73 kg	Schamil Dzavbatyrov	10–00	Ahn Joon-sung	1–3
Women –70 kg	Marlene Galandi	10–00	Han Hee-ju	2–3
Men –90 kg	Falk Petersilka	10–00	Han Ju-yeop	3–3
Women –57 kg	Amelie Stoll	00–01	Kim Jan-di	3–4

Brazil vs Kazakhstan

Weight Class	Brazil	Result	Kazakhstan	Score
Women +70 kg	Maria Suelen Altheman	10–00	Kamila Berlikash	1–0
Men +90 kg	David Moura	10–00	Yerassyl Kazhibayev	2–0
Women –57 kg	Ketelyn Nascimento	01–00	Sevara Nishanbayeva	3–0
Men –73 kg	Eduardo Barbosa	00–01	Angsarbek Gainullin	3–1
Women –70 kg	Maria Portela	00–01	Moldir Narynova	3–2
Men –90 kg	Eduardo Yudy Santos	00–01	Yersultan Muzapparov	3–3
Women –70 kg	Maria Portela	10–00	Moldir Narynova	4–3

Hungary vs Uzbekistan

Weight Class	Hungary	Result	Uzbekistan	Score
Women +70 kg	Mercédesz Szigetvári	10–00	Iriskhon Kurbanbaeva	1–0
Men +90 kg	Richárd Sipőcz	01–00	Muzaffarbek Turoboyev	2–0
Women –57 kg	Andrea Kármán	00–01	Shukurjon Aminova	2–1
Men –73 kg	Frigyes Szabó	00–01	Obidkhon Nomonov	2–2
Women –70 kg	Szabina Gercsák	00–01	Gulnoza Matniyazova	2–3
Men –90 kg	Péter Sáfrány	00–01	Shermukhammad Jandreev	2–4

France vs Netherlands

Weight Class	France	Result	Netherlands	Score
Women +70 kg	Léa Fontaine	10–00	Karen Stevenson	1–0
Men +90 kg	Cyrille Maret	11–00	Jur Spijkers	2–0
Women –57 kg	Gaëtane Deberdt	01–00	Pleuni Cornelisse	3–0
Men –73 kg	Joan-Benjamin Gaba	01–00	Yannick van der Kolk	4–0
Women –70 kg	Marie-Ève Gahié	—	Hilde Jager	—
Men –90 kg	Alexis Mathieu	—	Jesper Smink	—

Cuba vs Georgia

Weight Class	Cuba	Result	Georgia	Score
Women +70 kg	Idalys Ortiz	10–00	Sophio Somkhishvili	1–0
Men +90 kg	Andy Granda	00–01	Gela Zaalishvili	1–1
Women –57 kg	Arnaes Odelín	00–01	Eteri Liparteliani	1–2
Men –73 kg	Magdiel Estrada	00–01	Nugzar Tatalashvili	1–3
Women –70 kg	Maylín del Toro Carvajal	00–01	Mariam Tchanturia	1–4
Men –90 kg	Iván Felipe Silva Morales	—	Lasha Bekauri	—

Quarterfinals

Japan vs Ukraine

Weight Class	Japan	Result	Ukraine	Score
Men +90 kg	Sato Kazuya	01–00	Oleksandr Gordiienko	1–0
Women –57 kg	Haruka Funakubo	10–00	Mariia Skora	2–0
Men –73 kg	Kenshi Harada	10–01	Artem Khomula	3–0
Women –70 kg	Saki Niizoe	10–00	Nataliia Chystiakova	4–0
Men –90 kg	Kosuke Mashiyama	—	Stanislav Gunchenko	—
Women +70 kg	Maya Akiba	—	Yelyzaveta Kalanina	—

Russian Judo Federation vs South Korea

Weight Class	Russian Judo Federation	Result	South Korea	Score
Men +90 kg	Alen Tskhovrebov	10–00	Kim Sung-min	1–0
Women –57 kg	Anastasiia Konkina	10–00	Kim Jan-di	2–0
Men –73 kg	Ayub Khazhaliev	10–00	Ahn Joon-sung	3–0
Women –70 kg	Dali Liluashvili	01–00	Han Hee-ju	4–0
Men –90 kg	Khusen Khalmurzaev	—	Han Ju-yeop	—
Women +70 kg	Daria Vladimirova	—	Kim Ha-yun	—

Brazil vs Uzbekistan

Weight Class	Brazil	Result	Uzbekistan	Score
Men +90 kg	David Moura	00–10	Muzaffarbek Turoboyev	0–1
Women –57 kg	Ketelyn Nascimento	00–10	Shukurjon Aminova	0–2
Men –73 kg	Eduardo Barbosa	00–10	Obidkhon Nomonov	0–3
Women –70 kg	Maria Portela	00–10	Gulnoza Matniyazova	0–4
Men –90 kg	Rafael Macedo	—	Shermukhammad Jandreev	—
Women +70 kg	Maria Suelen Altheman	—	Rinata Ilmatova	—

France vs Georgia

Weight Class	France	Result	Georgia	Score
Men +90 kg	Cédric Olivar	10–00	Lasha Bekauri	1–0
Women –57 kg	Gaëtane Deberdt	00–10	Eteri Liparteliani	1–1
Men –73 kg	Joan-Benjamin Gaba	00–10	Nugzar Tatalashvili	1–2
Women –70 kg	Marie-Ève Gahié	11–00	Mariam Tchanturia	2–2
Men –90 kg	Francis Damier	00–11	Avtandil Tchrikishvili	2–3
Women +70 kg	Léa Fontaine	10–00	Sophio Somkhishvili	3–3
Men –90 kg	Francis Damier	01–00	Avtandil Tchrikishvili	4–3

Semifinals

Japan vs Russian Judo Federation

Weight Class	Japan	Result	Russian Judo Federation	Score
Women –57 kg	Haruka Funakubo	10–00	Yulia Kazarina	1–0
Men –73 kg	Kenshi Harada	10–00	Ayub Khazhaliev	2–0
Women –70 kg	Saki Niizoe	01–00	Taisia Kireeva	3–0
Men –90 kg	Kosuke Mashiyama	10–00	Mansur Lorsanov	4–0
Women +70 kg	Maya Akiba	—	Antonina Shmeleva	—
Men +90 kg	Sato Kazuya	—	Alen Tskhovrebov	—

Uzbekistan vs France

Weight Class	Uzbekistan	Result	France	Score
Women –57 kg	Shukurjon Aminova	00–10	Gaëtane Deberdt	0–1
Men –73 kg	Obidkhon Nomonov	01–00	Joan-Benjamin Gaba	1–1
Women –70 kg	Gulnoza Matniyazova	00–10	Marie-Ève Gahié	1–2
Men –90 kg	Shermukhammad Jandreev	00–01	Francis Damier	1–3
Women +70 kg	Rinata Ilmatova	00–01	Léa Fontaine	1–4
Men +90 kg	Muzaffarbek Turoboyev	—	Cédric Olivar	—

Repechage

Ukraine vs South Korea

Weight Class	Ukraine	Result	South Korea	Score
Women –57 kg	Mariia Skora	01–00	Jeong Bo-kyeong	1–0
Men –73 kg	Artem Khomula	00–01	Ahn Joon-sung	1–1
Women –70 kg	Nataliia Chystiakova	01–10	Han Hee-ju	1–2
Men –90 kg	Quedjau Nhabali	00–01	Han Ju-yeop	1–3
Women +70 kg	Yelyzaveta Kalanina	01–00	Kim Ha-yun	2–3
Men +90 kg	Iakiv Khammo	10–00	Kim Sung-min	3–3
Men +90 kg	Iakiv Khammo	00–01	Kim Sung-min	3–4

Brazil vs Georgia

Weight Class	Brazil	Result	Georgia	Score
Women –57 kg	Ketelyn Nascimento	01–00	Eteri Liparteliani	1–0
Men –73 kg	Eduardo Barbosa	00–10	Nugzar Tatalashvili	1–1
Women –70 kg	Maria Portela	10–00	Mariam Tchanturia	2–1
Men –90 kg	Rafael Macedo	10–00	Avtandil Tchrikishvili	3–1
Women +70 kg	Beatriz Souza	10–00	Sophio Somkhishvili	4–1
Men +90 kg	David Moura	—	Gela Zaalishvili	—

Third place

South Korea vs Uzbekistan

Weight Class	South Korea	Result	Uzbekistan	Score
Men –73 kg	Ahn Joon-sung	00–01	Obidkhon Nomonov	0–1
Women –70 kg	Han Hee-ju	00–10	Gulnoza Matniyazova	0–2
Men –90 kg	Han Ju-yeop	00–01	Shermukhammad Jandreev	0–3
Women +70 kg	Kim Ha-yun	10–00	Iriskhon Kurbanbaev	1–3
Men +90 kg	Won Jong-hoon	00–10	Muzaffarbek Turoboyev	1–4
Women –57 kg	Kim Jan-di	—	Shukurjon Aminova	—

Brazil vs Russian Judo Federation

Weight Class	Brazil	Result	Russian Judo Federation	Score
Men –73 kg	Eduardo Barbosa	00–10	Denis Yartsev	0–1
Women –70 kg	Maria Portela	01–00	Dali Liluashvili	1–1
Men –90 kg	Rafael Macedo	00–10	Khusen Khalmurzaev	1–2
Women +70 kg	Beatriz Souza	10–00	Daria Vladimirova	2–2
Men +90 kg	David Moura	11–00	Alen Tskhovrebov	3–2
Women –57 kg	Ketelyn Nascimento	10–00	Anastasia Konkina	4–2

Final

Weight Class	Japan	Result	France	Score
Men –73 kg	Soichi Hashimoto	10–00	Joan-Benjamin Gaba	1–0
Women –70 kg	Saki Niizoe	10–00	Marie-Ève Gahié	2–0
Men –90 kg	Kenta Nagasawa	01–00	Francis Damier	3–0
Women +70 kg	Maya Akiba	10–00	Léa Fontaine	4–0
Men +90 kg	Kokoro Kageura	—	Cédric Olivar	—
Women –57 kg	Haruka Funakubo	—	Gaëtane Deberdt	—

Prize money

The sums listed bring the total prizes awarded to 200,000€ for the event.^[1]

Medal	Total	Judoka	Coach
Gold	90,000€	72,000€	18,000€
Silver	60,000€	48,000€	12,000€
Bronze	25,000€	20,000€	5,000€

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References

1 2 "WJC Hungary 2021 Outlines version 20 May 2021" (PDF). International Judo Federation . 20 May 2021. p. 25. Archived from the original (PDF) on 3 June 2021. Retrieved 16 June 2022.
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External links

2021 World Judo Championships – Mixed team at the International Judo Federation

2021 World Judo Championships – Mixed team at JudoInside.com

2021 World Judo Championships – Mixed team at the European Judo Union
Weight class draw and results on: International Judo Federation, JudoBase.org, live.ijf.org

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[prize-1] 1 2 "WJC Hungary 2021 Outlines version 20 May 2021" (PDF). International Judo Federation . 20 May 2021. p. 25. Archived from the original (PDF) on 3 June 2021. Retrieved 16 June 2022.

[2] Schedule

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2021 World Judo Championships

	Men	Women
	60 kg	48 kg
	66 kg	52 kg
	73 kg	57 kg
	81 kg	63 kg
	90 kg	70 kg
	100 kg	78 kg
	+100 kg	+78 kg
	Mixed team
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