Judo at the 2004 Summer Olympics – Qualification

Qualification for judo at the Games of the XXVIII Olympiad
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Qualification for Judo at the 2004 Summer Olympics was based on the IJF 2003 World Judo Championships in September 2003. The top 6 men and women from each division qualify, subject to a limit of 1 judoka per National Olympic Committee ("NOC") per division. Further continental quotas (Europe 98, Africa 35, Pan-America 63, Asia 56 and Oceania 14 across both sexes and all divisions) also qualify subject to an overall limit of 1 judoka per NOC. The qualification is allocated to the athlete.

Qualification timeline

List of tournaments ^{[1] [2]}

Africa
Event	Date	Venue	Even Ref.
2002 African Judo Championships	October 4–7, 2002	Cairo	[3]
2003 All-Africa Games	October 15–18, 2003	Abuja	[4] [5]
2004 African Judo Championships	May 7–8, 2004	Tunis	[6]
2003 AJU International Tournament	March 28–29, 2003	Tunis	[7] [8]
2004 AJU International Tournament	June 25–26, 2004	Tunis	[9]
2003 AJU International Tournament	April 26–27, 2003	Yaoundé	[10]
2003 AJU International Tournament	April 10–11, 2004	Yaoundé	[11]
2003 AJU International Tournament	June 23–24, 2003	Abidjan	[12]
2003 AJU International Tournament	April 16–18, 2004	Abidjan	[13]
AJU International Tournament		Antananarivo
2003 AJU International Tournament	May 22–26, 2003	Saint-Denis	[14]
2004 AJU International Tournament	March 13, 2004	Saint-Denis	[15]
2003 AJU International Tournament	April 19-20, 2003	Casablanca	[16]
2004 AJU International Tournament	March 28, 2004	Casablanca	[17]
2003 Super A-Tournament	February 8–9, 2003	Paris	[18]
2004 Super A-Tournament	February 7–8, 2004	Paris	[19]
2003 A-Tournament Women	February 15–16, 2003	Leonding	[20]
2004 A-Tournament Women	2004	Leonding
2003 A-Tournament Men	March 22–23, 2003	Rome	[21]
2004 A-Tournament Women	March 20–21, 2004	Rome	[22]
2003 Super A-Tournament	February 22–23, 2003	Hamburg	[23]
2004 Super A-Tournament	February 21–22, 2004	Hamburg	[24]
Asia
Event	Date	Venue	Even Ref.
2002 Asian Games	September 30– October 3, 2002	Busan	[25]
2002 Women's International Tournament	December 7–8, 2002	Fukuoka	[26]
2002 KRA Open	December 14–15, 2002	Seoul	[27]
2003 Kano Cup	January 11–12, 2003	Tokyo	[28]
2003 Super A-Tournament	January 23–24, 2003	Moscow	[29]
2003 Super A-Tournament	February 8–9, 2003	Paris	[18]
2003 Super A-Tournament	February 22–23, 2003	Hamburg	[23]
2003 World Judo Championships	September 11–14, 2003	Osaka	[30]
2003 Asian Judo Championships	October 31 - November 1, 2003	Jeju City	[31]
2003 Women's International Tournament	December 13, 2003	Fukuoka	[32]
2003 KRA Open	December 6–7, 2003	Seoul	[33]
2004 Kano Cup	January , 2004	Tokyo	[a]
2004 Super A-Tournament	January 24–25, 2004	Moscow	[34]
2004 Super A-Tournament	February 7–8, 2004	Paris	[19]
2004 Super A-Tournament	February 21–22, 2004	Hamburg	[24]
2004 Asian Judo Championships	May 15–16, 2004	Almaty	[35]
Europe [36]
Event	Date	Venue	Even Ref.
2003 Super A-Tournament	January 23–24, 2003	Moscow	[29]
2003 A-Tournament Men	February 1–2, 2003	Tbilisi	[37]
2003 A-Tournament Women	February 1–2, 2003	Sofia	[38]
2003 Super A-Tournament	February 8–9, 2003	Paris	[18]
2003 A-Tournament Men	February 15–16, 2003	Budapest	[39]
2003 A-Tournament Women	February 15–16, 2003	Leonding	[20]
2003 Super A-Tournament	February 22–23, 2003	Hamburg	[23]
2003 A-Tournament Men	March 15–16, 2003	Warsaw	[40]
2003 A-Tournament Women	March 15–16, 2003	Prague	[41]
2003 A-Tournament Men	March 22–23, 2003	Rome	[21]
2003 A-Tournament Women	March 22–23, 2003	Rotterdam	[42]
2003 A-Tournament Men	March 29–30, 2003	Tallinn
2003 A-Tournament Women	March 29–30, 2003	Minsk	[43]
2003 European Judo Championships	May 16–18, 2004	Düsseldorf
2004 Super A-Tournament	January 24–25, 2004	Moscow	[34]
2004 A-Tournament Men	2004	Tbilisi
2004 A-Tournament Women	2004	Sofia
2004 Super A-Tournament	February 7–8, 2004	Paris	[19]
2004 A-Tournament Men	2004	Budapest
2004 A-Tournament Women	2004	Leonding
2004 Super A-Tournament	February 21–22, 2004	Hamburg	[24]
2004 A-Tournament Men	March 13–14, 2004	Prague	[44]
2004 A-Tournament Women	March 13–14, 2004	Warsaw	[45]
2004 A-Tournament Men	March 20–21, 2004	Rotterdam	[46]
2004 A-Tournament Women	March 20–21, 2004	Rome	[22]
2004 A-Tournament Men	March 27–28, 2004	Minsk	[47]
2004 A-Tournament Women	March 27–28, 2004	Tallinn	[48]
2004 European Judo Championships	May 14–16, 2004	Bucharest	[49]
Oceania
Event	Date	Venue	Even Ref.
2003 World Judo Championships	September 11–14, 2003	Osaka	[30]
2003 US International Invitational Open	October 11–12, 2003	Las Vegas	[50]
2004 Oceania Judo Championships	April 17–18, 2004	Nouméa	[51]
Pan America [52] [53]
Event	Date	Venue	Even Ref.
2002 Pan American Judo Championships	November, 2002	Santo Domingo	[54]
Zone II [b] Qualification Tournament	May 1–3, 2003	Margarita Island	[55]
Zone I [c] Qualification Tournament	May 25, 2003	Mexico City	[56]
2003 Pan American Judo Championships	June 5–6, 2003	Salvador	[57]
2003 Pan American Games	August 9–12, 2003	Santo Domingo	[58]
2003 World Judo Championships	September 11–14, 2003	Osaka	[30]
Zone III [d] Qualification Tournament	October 9–12, 2003	Buenos Aires	[55]
2004 Pan American Judo Championships	April 19–24, 2004	Margarita Island	[59]

Men's events

Extra-lightweight (60 kg)

Qualification method		Places	Rank	NOC	Qualified judoka [60]	Ranking points	Qualified* (not highest ranked in NOC)
World Championship		6	1		Choi Min-Ho  (KOR)
			2		Craig Fallon  (GBR)
			3		Tadahiro Nomura  (JPN)
			4		Anis Lounifi  (TUN)
			5		Oliver Gussenberg  (GER)
			6		Pak Nam-Choi  (PRK)
Continental quota	Africa	3	1
			2
			3
	Asia	5	1
			2
			3
			4
			5
	Europe [61]	9	1
			2
			3
			4
			5
			6
			7
			8
			9
	Oceania	1	1
	America	6	1
			2
			3
			4
			5
			6
Invitations	Host nation	1	—
	I.O.C./.I.J.F./ ANOC		—

Half-lightweight (66 kg)

Qualification method		Places	Rank	NOC	Qualified judoka [60]	Ranking points	Qualified* (not highest ranked in NOC)
World Championship		6	1		Arash Miresmaeili  (IRI)
			2		Larbi Benboudaoud  (FRA)
			3		Yordanis Arencibia  (CUB)
			4		Magomed Dzhafarov  (RUS)
			5		João Pina  (POR)
			6		Miloš Mijalković  (SCG)
Continental quota	Africa	3	1
			2
			3
	Asia	5	1
			2
			3
			4
			5
	Europe [62]	9	1
			2
			3
			4
			5
			6
			7
			8
			9
	Oceania	1	1
	America	6	1
			2
			3
			4
			5
			6
Invitations	Host nation	1	—
	I.O.C./.I.J.F./ ANOC		1	BOL	Juan José Paz

Lightweight (73 kg)

Qualification method		Places	Rank	NOC	Qualified judoka [60]	Ranking points	Qualified* (not highest ranked in NOC)
World Championship		6	1		Lee Won-Hee  (KOR)
			2		Daniel Fernandes  (FRA)
			3		João Neto  (POR)
			4		Vitaliy Makarov  (RUS)
			5		Victor Bivol  (MDA)
			6		Egamnazar Akbarov  (UZB)
Continental quota	Africa	3	1
			2
			3
	Asia	5	1
			2
			3
			4
			5
	Europe [63]	9	1
			2
			3
			4
			5
			6
			7
			8
			9
	Oceania	1	1
	America	6	1
			2
			3
			4
			5
			6
Invitations	Host nation	1	—
	I.O.C./.I.J.F./ ANOC		1	CYP	Christodoulos Christodoulides
			2	MLI	Bourama Mariko
			3	TGA	Akapei Latu

Half-middleweight (81 kg)

Qualification method		Places	Rank	NOC	Qualified judoka [60]	Ranking points	Qualified* (not highest ranked in NOC)
World Championship		6	1		Florian Wanner  (GER)
			2		Sergei Aschwanden  (SUI)
			3		Robert Krawczyk  (POL)
			4		Aleksei Budõlin  (EST)
			5		Yoshihiro Akiyama  (JPN)
			6		Ricardo Echarte  (ESP)
Continental quota	Africa	3	1
			2
			3
	Asia	5	1
			2
			3
			4
			5
	Europe [64]	9	1
			2
			3
			4
			5
			6
			7
			8
			9
	Oceania	1	1
	America	6	1
			2
			3
			4
			5
			6
Invitations	Host nation	1	—
	I.O.C./.I.J.F./ ANOC		1	LBA	Mohamed Ben Saleh

Middleweight (90 kg)

Qualification method		Places	Rank	NOC	Qualified judoka [60]	Ranking points	Qualified* (not highest ranked in NOC)
World Championship		6	1		Hwang Hee-Tae  (KOR)
			2		Zurab Zviadauri  (GEO)
			3		Siarhei Kukharenka  (BLR)
			4		Carlos Honorato  (BRA)
			5		Yosvany Despaigne  (CUB)
			6		Keith Morgan  (CAN)
Continental quota	Africa	3	1
			2
			3
	Asia	5	1
			2
			3
			4
			5
	Europe [65]	9	1
			2
			3
			4
			5
			6
			7
			8
			9
	Oceania	1	1
	America	6	1
			2
			3
			4
			5
			6
Invitations	Host nation	1	—
	I.O.C./.I.J.F./ ANOC		1	AND	Toni Besolí

Half-heavyweight (100 kg)

Qualification method		Places	Rank	NOC	Qualified judoka [60]	Ranking points	Qualified* (not highest ranked in NOC)
World Championship		6	1		Kosei Inoue  (JPN)
			2		Ghislain Lemaire  (FRA)
			3		Ihar Makarau  (BLR)
			4		Mário Sabino  (BRA)
			5		Michele Monti  (ITA)
			6		Nicolas Gill  (CAN)
Continental quota	Africa	3	1
			2
			3
	Asia	5	1
			2
			3
			4
			5
	Europe [66]	9	1
			2
			3
			4
			5
			6
			7
			8
			9
	Oceania	1	1
	America	6	1
			2
			3
			4
			5
			6
Invitations	Host nation	1	—
	I.O.C./.I.J.F./ ANOC		1	BIH	Amel Mekić
			2	FIN	Timo Peltola

Heavyweight (+100 kg)

Qualification method		Places	Rank	NOC	Qualified judoka [60]	Ranking points	Qualified* (not highest ranked in NOC)
World Championship		6	1		Yasuyuki Muneta  (JPN)
			2		Dennis van der Geest  (NED)
			3		Tamerlan Tmenov  (RUS)
			4		Yevgen Sotnikov  (UKR)
			5		Daniel Hernandes  (BRA)
			6		Frank Möller  (GER)
Continental quota	Africa	3	1
			2
			3
	Asia	5	1
			2
			3
			4
			5
	Europe [67]	9	1
			2
			3
			4
			5
			6
			7
			8
			9
	Oceania	1	1
	America	6	1
			2
			3
			4
			5
			6
Invitations	Host nation	1	—
	I.O.C./.I.J.F./ ANOC		1	IRQ	Hadir Lazame
			2	KUW	Majid Al-Ali

Women's events

Extra-lightweight (48 kg)

Qualification method		Places	Rank	NOC	Qualified judoka [60]	Ranking points	Qualified* (not highest ranked in NOC)
World Championship		6	1		Keiji Suzuki  (JPN)
			2		Indrek Pertelson  (EST)
			3		Abdullo Tangriev  (UZB)
			4		Movlud Miraliyev  (AZE)
			5		Amel Mekić  (BIH)
			6		Gabriel Munteanu  (ROM)
Continental quota	Africa	2	1
			2
	Asia	3	1
			2
			3
	Europe [68]	5	1
			2
			3
			4
			5
	Oceania	1	1
	America	3	1
			2
			3
Invitations	Host nation	1	—
	I.O.C./.I.J.F./ ANOC		1	CAF	Bertille Ali

Half-lightweight (52 kg)

Qualification method		Places	Rank	NOC	Qualified judoka [60]	Ranking points	Qualified* (not highest ranked in NOC)
World Championship		6	1		Ryoko Tamura  (JPN)
			2		Frédérique Jossinet  (FRA)
			3		Neşe Şensoy  (TUR)
			4		Danieska Carrión  (CUB)
			5		Julia Matijass  (GER)
			6		Gao Feng  (CHN)
Continental quota	Africa	2	1
			2
	Asia	3	1
			2
			3
	Europe [69]	5	1
			2
			3
			4
			5
	Oceania	1	1
	America	3	1
			2
			3
Invitations	Host nation	1	—
	I.O.C./.I.J.F./ ANOC		1	GUI	M'mah Soumah
			2	SWE	Sanna Askelöf

Lightweight (57 kg)

Qualification method		Places	Rank	NOC	Qualified judoka [60]	Ranking points	Qualified* (not highest ranked in NOC)
World Championship		6	1		Amarilis Savón  (CUB)
			2		Annabelle Euranie  (FRA)
			3		Raffaella Imbriani  (GER)
			4		Yuki Yokosawa  (JPN)
			5		Ri Sang-Rim  (PRK)
			6		Georgina Singleton  (GBR)
Continental quota	Africa	2	1
			2
	Asia	3	1
			2
			3
	Europe [70]	5	1
			2
			3
			4
			5
	Oceania	1	1
	America	3	1
			2
			3
Invitations	Host nation	1	—
	I.O.C./.I.J.F./ ANOC		1	MLT	Marcon Bezzina

Half-middleweight (63 kg)

Qualification method		Places	Rank	NOC	Qualified judoka [60]	Ranking points	Qualified* (not highest ranked in NOC)
World Championship		6	1		Daniela Krukower  (ARG)
			2		Driulis González  (CUB)
			3		Anna von Harnier  (GER)
			4		Ylenia Scapin  (ITA)
			5		Lee Bok-Hee  (KOR)
			6		Vânia Yukie Ishii  (BRA)
Continental quota	Africa	2	1
			2
	Asia	3	1
			2
			3
	Europe [71]	5	1
			2
			3
			4
			5
	Oceania	1	1
	America	3	1
			2
			3
Invitations	Host nation	1	—
	I.O.C./.I.J.F./ ANOC		—

Middleweight (70 kg)

Qualification method		Places	Rank	NOC	Qualified judoka [60]	Ranking points	Qualified* (not highest ranked in NOC)
World Championship		6	1		Masae Ueno  (JPN)
			2		Regla Leyén  (CUB)
			3		Edith Bosch  (NED)
			4		Annett Böhm  (GER)
			5		Qin Dongya  (CHN)
			6		Kate Howey  (GBR)
Continental quota	Africa	2	1
			2
	Asia	3	1
			2
			3
	Europe [72]	5	1
			2
			3
			4
			5
	Oceania	1	1
	America	3	1
			2
			3
Invitations	Host nation	1	—
	I.O.C./.I.J.F./ ANOC		1	AFG	Friba Razayee

Half-heavyweight (78 kg)

Qualification method		Places	Rank	NOC	Qualified judoka [60]	Ranking points	Qualified* (not highest ranked in NOC)
World Championship		6	1		Noriko Anno  (JPN)
			2		Yurisel Laborde  (CUB)
			3		Edinanci Silva  (BRA)
			4		Esther San Miguel  (ESP)
			5		Claudia Zwiers  (NED)
			6		Céline Lebrun  (FRA)
Continental quota	Africa	2	1
			2
	Asia	3	1
			2
			3
	Europe [73]	5	1
			2
			3
			4
			5
	Oceania	1	1
	America	3	1
			2
			3
Invitations	Host nation	1	—
	I.O.C./.I.J.F./ ANOC		—

Heavyweight (+78 kg)

Qualification method		Places	Rank	NOC	Qualified judoka [60]	Ranking points	Qualified* (not highest ranked in NOC)
World Championship		6	1		Sun Fuming  (CHN)
			2		Maki Tsukada  (JPN)
			3		Tea Donguzashvili  (RUS)
			4		Karina Bryant  (GBR)
			5		Sandra Köppen  (GER)
			6		Daima Beltrán  (CUB)
Continental quota	Africa	2	1
			2
	Asia	3	1
			2
			3
	Europe [74]	5	1
			2
			3
			4
			5
	Oceania	1	1
	America	3	1
			2
			3
Invitations	Host nation	1	—
	I.O.C./.I.J.F./ ANOC		1	CGO	Tatiana Bvegadzi

Notes

1. 2004 Kano Cup did not happen
2. Zone II Countries: Netherlands Antilles, Aruba, Barbados, Colombia, Costa Rica, El Salvador, Grenada, Guatemala, Honduras, Nicaragua, Puerto Rico, Panama, Venezuela ^[1]
3. Zone I Countries: Bahamas, Belize, Bermudas, British Virgin Islands, Canada, Cayman Islands, Cuba, Dominican Republic, Haiti, Jamaica, Mexico, St Lucia, United States of America, United States Virgin Islands ^[1]
4. Zone III Countries: Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil, Chile, Dominica, Ecuador, Guyana, Paraguay, Peru, St. Vincent and the Grenadines, Suriname, Trinidad and Tobago, Uruguay ^[1]

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External links

• EJU Rank Lists
• Qualification List of PJU Judokas
• IJF Referee Nomination for 2004 Athens Olympic Games