IJF World Tour

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The IJF World Tour is a worldwide top-tier judo tour, organized by the International Judo Federation since 2009. [1]

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The IJF World Tour consists of the annual World Championships and World Masters, a series of Grand Slam and Grand Prix tournaments, as well as the annual continental championships organized by the continental judo unions and the annual World Juniors Championships. achievements in these tournament are awarded with ranking points, used to determine athlete's world ranking. [2] [3]

IJF World Ranking

2017–present

IJF Ranking Events (2017–present) [2]
Olympic
Games
World
Championships
World
Masters
Grand
Slam
Grand
Prix
Continental
Championships
World Juniors
Championships
Continental
Open
1st place2,2002,0001,8001,000700100
2nd place1,5401,4001,26070049070
3rd place1,1001,00090050035050
5th place79272064836025236
7th place57252046826018226
1\16th35232028816011216
1\32th2642401208412
1 fight won2001007010
Participation20200106
A. per category12no limit2 \ 4 [lower-alpha 1] 2no limit
A. per country79no limit14 \ 28109no limit
  1. 4 for host, 2 for other countries

2013–2016

IJF Ranking Events (2013–2016) [4] [5]
Olympic
Games
World
Championships
World
Masters
Grand
Slam
Continental
Championships
Grand
Prix
Continental
Open
1st place1,000900700500400300100
2nd place60054042030024018060
3rd place40036028020016012040
5th place200180140100806020
7th place16014411280644816
1\16th12010860483612
1\32th80724032248
1 fight won4036282016124
Participation4222

IJF World Tour tournaments

Legend

2009–2019

20092010201120122013201420152016201720182019
January MA Suwon MA Baku MA Almaty GP Havana GP Tunis GP Tel Aviv
February GS Paris
GP Hamburg
GS Paris
GP Düsseldorf
GS Paris
GP Düsseldorf
GS Paris
GP Düsseldorf
GS Paris
GP Düsseldorf
GS Paris
GP Düsseldorf
GP Düsseldorf GS Paris
GP Düsseldorf
GS Paris
GP Düsseldorf
GS Paris
GS Düsseldorf
GS Paris
GS Düsseldorf
March AmC Buenos Aires GP Samsun GP Tbilisi
GP Samsun
GP Tbilisi
GP Samsun
GP Tbilisi GS Baku
GP Tbilisi
GP Agadir
GS Ekaterinburg
GP Tbilisi
GP Marrakesh
GS Ekaterinburg
GP Tbilisi
April AfC Port-Louis
EuC Tbilisi
AmC San Salvador
AfC Yaoundé
OcC Canberra
AsC Guangzhou
EuC Vienna
AmC Guadalajara
AsC Abu Dhabi
AfC Dakar
OcC Tahiti
EuC Istanbul
AfC Agadir
EuC Chelyabinsk
OcC Sydney
AsC Tashkent
AmC Montreal
OcC Cairns
AfC Maputo
AmC San José
AsC Bangkok
EuC Budapest
AfC Port-Louis
EuC Montpellier
AmC Guayaquil
OcC Auckland
OcC Païta
AfC Libreville
AmC Edmonton
GP Samsun
AfC Tunis
OcC Canberra
AsC Tashkent
EuC Kazan
AmC Havana
GP Antalya
AfC Antananarivo
EuC Warsaw
AmC Panama
OcC Nukuʻalofa
GP Antalya
OcC Nouméa
AfC Tunis
AmC San José
EuC Tel Aviv
GP Antalya
AsC Fujairah
AfC Cape Town
AmC Lima
May GP Tunis
AsC Taipei
GS Moscow
GP Tunis
GS Rio de Janeiro
GP Baku
GS Moscow
GP Baku
GS Moscow
GS Baku
MA Tyumen
GS Baku GP Zagreb
GS Baku
AsC Kuwait City
MA Rabat
GS Baku
GP Almaty
MA Guadalajara
GS Ekaterinburg
AsC Hong Kong
GP Hohhot GS Baku
GP Hohhot
June GS Rio de Janeiro GS Rio de Janeiro GP Miami GP Havana
GP Budapest
GP Budapest
EuG Baku
GP Budapest GP Cancún
GP Hohhot
EuG Minsk
July GS Rio de Janeiro GS Moscow OG London GP Ulaanbaatar
GS Moscow
GP Ulaanbaatar
GS Tyumen
GP Ulaanbaatar
AmG Toronto
GS Tyumen
GP Ulaanbaatar
GS Tyumen
GP Zagreb GP Montreal
GP Budapest
GP Zagreb
August WC Rotterdam WC Paris WC Rio de Janeiro WC Chelyabinsk WC Astana OG Rio de Janeiro WC Budapest GP Budapest
AsG Jakarta
AmG Lima
AfG Rabat
WC Tokyo
September WC Tokyo AfG Maputo GP Rijeka
GP Almaty
GP Zagreb
AsG Incheon
AfG Brazzaville GP Zagreb GP Zagreb WC Baku GP Tashkent
October JU Paris GP Rotterdam
JU Agadir
GP Abu Dhabi
AmG Guadalajara
GP Abu Dhabi GP Tashkent
JU Ljubljana
GP Qingdao
GP Astana
GP Tashkent
JU F. Lauderdale
GS Abu Dhabi
GP Tashkent
GS Paris
JU Abu Dhabi
GS Abu Dhabi
GP Tashkent
GS Abu Dhabi
GP Tashkent
JU Zagreb
GS Abu Dhabi
GP Cancún
JU Nassau
GS Abu Dhabi
GS Brasilia
JU Marrakesh
GS Abu Dhabi
November GP Abu Dhabi
GP Qingdao
AsG Guangzhou
GP Abu Dhabi
JU Cape Town
GP Amsterdam
GP Qingdao
GS Tokyo
GP Abu Dhabi
GS Tokyo
GP Qingdao
GP Jeju
GP Qingdao
GP Jeju
GP Qingdao GP The Hague GP Tashkent
GP The Hague
GS Osaka
GP Perth
GS Osaka
December GS Tokyo GS Tokyo
GP Qingdao
GS Tokyo
GP Qingdao
GP Jeju GS Tokyo GS Tokyo GS Tokyo GS Tokyo
MA S. Petersburg
MA Guangzhou MA Qingdao
20092010201120122013201420152016201720182019

2020–present

20202021202220232024
January GP Tel Aviv MA Doha GP Almada GP Almada GP Odivelas
February GS Paris
GS Düsseldorf
GS Tel Aviv GS Paris
GS Tel Aviv
GS Paris
GS Tel Aviv
GS Paris
March GS Tashkent
GS Tbilisi
GS Tashkent
GS Tbilisi
GS Antalya
GS Tashkent
GP Linz
GS Tbilisi
GS Antalya
April GS Antalya
AsC/OcC Bishkek
AmC Guadalajara
EuC Lisbon
GS Antalya
AmC/OcC Lima
EuC Sofia
AsC Hong Kong
AmC/OcC Rio de Janeiro
EuC Zagreb
AfC Cairo
May GS Kazan
AfC Dakar
GS Kazan
AfC Oran
WC Doha
GP Linz
GP Dushanbe
GS Almaty
June WC Budapest GS Tbilisi
GS Düsseldorf
GS Ulaanbaatar
GP Dushanbe
GS Astana
GS Ulaanbaatar
GS Ulaanbaatar
July OG Tokyo GS Budapest
GP Zagreb
OG Paris
August AsC Nur-Sultan
JU Guayaquil
MA Budapest
GP Zagreb
September GP Zagreb AfC Casablanca
AmC/OcC Calgary
GS Baku
AsG Hangzhou
GS Budapest
GP Zagreb
October GS Budapest JU Olbia
GS Paris
WC Tashkent
GS Abu Dhabi
GP Perth
JU Odivelas
GS Abu Dhabi
JU Ashgabat
GS Abu Dhabi
November EuC Prague
AmC Guadalajara
GS Baku
GS Abu Dhabi
GS Baku EuC Montpellier
GP Perth
GS Baku
December AfC Antananarivo GS Tokyo
MA Jerusalem
GS Tokyo
20202021202220232024

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