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Judo

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Event

	Event
Sat 0610:00	Men -60 kg Elimination Round of 64	GUA RAMOS Jose MGL TSEND-OCHIR Tsogtbaatar
Sat 0610:00	Men -60 kg Elimination Round of 64	PLE YACOUB Simon FRA KHYAR Walide
Sat 06Followed by	Women -48 kg Elimination Round of 32	RUS DOLGOVA Irina PRK KIM Sol Mi
Sat 06Followed by	Men -60 kg Elimination Round of 64	TPE TSAI Ming-Yen LAO SITHISANE Soukphaxay
Sat 06Followed by	Women -48 kg Elimination Round of 32	AUS RAYNER Chloe FRA PAYET Laetitia
Sat 06Followed by	Women -48 kg Elimination Round of 32	UKR CHERNIAK Maryna ISR RISHONY Shira
Sat 06Followed by	Women -48 kg Elimination Round of 32	ITA MOSCATT Valentina VIE VAN Ngoc Tu
Sat 06Followed by	Women -48 kg Elimination Round of 32	MEX CARRILLO Edna TUR LOKMANHEKIM Dilara
Sat 06Followed by	Women -48 kg Elimination Round of 32	ROU UNGUREANU Monica BEL VAN SNICK Charline
Sat 06Followed by	Men -60 kg Elimination Round of 32	AZE SAFAROV Orkhan PER POSTIGOS Juan
Sat 06Followed by	Women -48 kg Elimination Round of 32	MAD RATIARISON Asaramanitra CUB MESTRE ALVAREZ Dayaris
Sat 06Followed by	Men -60 kg Elimination Round of 32	EGY ABELRAHMAN Ahmed KGZ BESTAEV Otar
Sat 06Followed by	Men -60 kg Elimination Round of 32	KOR KIM Won Jin ITA MANZI Elios
Sat 06Followed by	Men -60 kg Elimination Round of 32	BRA KITADAI Felipe
Sat 06Followed by	Men -60 kg Elimination Round of 32	FIN REINVALL Juho
Sat 06Followed by	Men -60 kg Elimination Round of 32	ESP GARRIGOS Francisco GER ENGLMAIER Tobias
Sat 06Followed by	Men -60 kg Elimination Round of 32	RUS MUDRANOV Beslan NED MOOREN Jeroen
Sat 06Followed by	Men -60 kg Elimination Round of 32	KAZ SMETOV Yeldos LBA ELKAWISAH Mohamed Elhadi
Sat 06Followed by	Men -60 kg Elimination Round of 32	AUT PAISCHER Ludwig ARM DAVTYAN Hovhannes
Sat 06Followed by	Men -60 kg Elimination Round of 32	GBR MCKENZIE Ashley TUR OZLU Bekir
Sat 06Followed by	Men -60 kg Elimination Round of 32	JPN TAKATO Naohisa MON SICCARDI Yann
Sat 06Followed by	Men -60 kg Elimination Round of 32	UZB UROZBOEV Diyorbek AUS KATZ Joshua
Sat 06Followed by	Men -60 kg Elimination Round of 32	CZE PETRIKOV Pavel BOT MOGOPA Gavin
Sat 06Followed by	Men -60 kg Elimination Round of 32	ECU PRECIADO Lenin SUI CHAMMARTIN Ludovic
Sat 06Followed by	Women -48 kg Elimination Round of 16	ARG PARETO Paula
Sat 06Followed by	Men -60 kg Elimination Round of 32	GEO PAPINASHVILI Amiran CAN PESSOA Sergio
Sat 06Followed by	Women -48 kg Elimination Round of 16	HUN CSERNOVICZKI Eva
Sat 06Followed by	Men -60 kg Elimination Round of 32	BUL GERCHEV Yanislav
Sat 06Followed by	Women -48 kg Elimination Round of 16	MGL MUNKHBAT Urantsetseg
Sat 06Followed by	Women -48 kg Elimination Round of 16	JPN KONDO Ami
Sat 06Followed by	Women -48 kg Elimination Round of 16	KOR JEONG Bokyeong
Sat 06Followed by	Women -48 kg Elimination Round of 16	KAZ GALBADRAKH Otgontsetseg GBS LIMA Taciana
Sat 06Followed by	Women -48 kg Elimination Round of 16	BRA MENEZES Sarah
Sat 06Followed by	Men -60 kg Elimination Round of 16
Sat 06Followed by	Women -48 kg Elimination Round of 16	ESP FIGUEROA Julia
Sat 06Followed by	Men -60 kg Elimination Round of 16
Sat 06Followed by	Men -60 kg Elimination Round of 16
Sat 06Followed by	Men -60 kg Elimination Round of 16
Sat 06Followed by	Men -60 kg Elimination Round of 16
Sat 06Followed by	Men -60 kg Elimination Round of 16
Sat 06Followed by	Women -48 kg Quarterfinal
Sat 06Followed by	Men -60 kg Elimination Round of 16
Sat 06Followed by	Women -48 kg Quarterfinal
Sat 06Followed by	Men -60 kg Elimination Round of 16
Sat 06Followed by	Women -48 kg Quarterfinal
Sat 06Followed by	Men -60 kg Quarterfinal
Sat 06Followed by	Women -48 kg Quarterfinal
Sat 06Followed by	Men -60 kg Quarterfinal
Sat 06Followed by	Men -60 kg Quarterfinal
Sat 06Followed by	Men -60 kg Quarterfinal
Sat 0615:30	Women -48 kg Repechage contest
Sat 06Followed by	Women -48 kg Repechage contest
Sat 06Followed by	Men -60 kg Repechage contest
Sat 06Followed by	Men -60 kg Repechage contest
Sat 06Followed by	Women -48 kg Semifinal of Table A
Sat 06Followed by	Women -48 kg Semifinal of Table B
Sat 06Followed by	Men -60 kg Semifinal of Table A
Sat 06Followed by	Men -60 kg Semifinal of Table B
Sat 06Followed by	Women -48 kg Contest for Bronze Medal A
Sat 06Followed by	Women -48 kg Contest for Bronze Medal B
Sat 06Followed by	Women -48 kg Final - Gold Medal Contest
Sat 06Followed by	Men -60 kg Contest for Bronze Medal A
Sat 06Followed by	Men -60 kg Contest for Bronze Medal B
Sat 06Followed by	Men -60 kg Final - Gold Medal Contest

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Key Facts
Rules
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Aim of the game

Competitors must try to throw their opponent onto the ground with their back on the floor, immobilise them on the ground for 20 seconds or force a submission

Why should you watch this?

Bouts are crammed full of skill, strength and drama – with one move, a judoka can turn a fight around in a split second

Venues

Carioca Arena 2

International Federation

IJF

Olympic debut

Tokyo 1964

Hajime!

The call heard before each bout – it is the command “start!” in Japanese, given by the referee
Matte!

The referee can interrupt the bout at any time – this command tells the judokas to temporarily stop fighting and return to their initial positions
Soremade!

The command given by the referee to indicate the end of the fight

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Around 1880, Jigoro Kano, a young Japanese university lecturer, studied the techniques of jiu-jitsu. He combined them, eliminating the most dangerous, to create a new style called judo (the gentle way)
In 1951, the International Judo Federation was created and the martial art made its Olympic debut in the cradle of the sport, at the Tokyo 1964 Games. Women first competed at the Barcelona 1992 Games
Brazil's Carlos Honorato attempted an ippon against Holland's Mark Huizinga at Sydney 2000 – but the Dutchman reversed the position in mid-air to win gold
Unranked British judoka Gemma Gibbons delighted the home fans at London 2012 by winning a surprise silver medal, eliminating three favourites, including world champion Audrey Tcheuméo with an ippon
Japan and France have the most Olympic medals in the sport. Current champions Kaori Matsumoto (Japan) and Teddy Riner (France) are among the favourites for Rio
In the past, all judokas competed in traditional white kimonos, but the rules were changed so that one wears blue in order to make it easier to distinguish between fighters during bouts
At Seoul 1988, Aurélio Miguel won Brazil's first Olympic gold medal in judo – despite not scoring a point, due to judge's decisions and penalties against his opponents
London 2012 lasted only a few seconds for Wojdan Shaherkani, but it was enough for her to make history. Competing in a veil, the 16-year-old became the first female Olympian from Saudi Arabia
At 218kg, Ricardo Blas Jr from Guam is the heaviest judoka to have competed at the modern Olympic Games, earning the nickname ‘Little Mountain’

Duration

Fights last five minutes for men, four minutes for women. If it ends in a tie, the contest goes to ‘golden score’ with no time limit – the judoka who scores the first point wins.

Scoring

There three types of score:

Yuko: The lowest, achieved by taking the opponent down on their side or immoblising them for 10 seconds

Wazari: Taking down the opponent without them hitting the floor on their backs or without all the requirements of the ippon. Can also be achieved through an immobilisation of 15 seconds. Two wazaris equal an ippon.

Ippon: The perfect throw, this wins the fight. Consists of throwing the opponent with strength, speed and control onto their back, through an immobilisation of 20 seconds or if the opponent submits due to an arm-lock or stranglehold.

Referee

The referee stays within the combat area and has complete control of the bout, being able to interrupt at any time. They evaluate the fight and score the points that decide the result.

Not allowed

Kicking or punching are not permitted – if the referee thinks that one of these blows was intended, or any other that might put the physical integrity of the opponent at risk, they can penalise or disqualify the athlete. Acts of indiscipline can also be penalised.

Lack of combativeness, fleeing to the safety area and holding the opponent’s belt are other penalties that can cause warnings (shidos) – if four shidos are received in a bout, the judoka receives a hansoku make (disqualification). If the scores are equal at the end of the bout, whoever has least shidos wins.

Kit

Judokas compete wearing kimonos (also known as judogis) – a jacket and trousers made of thick cloth: one blue, the other white.

Mat

The mats are made of a special synthetic material that absorbs impact. The action takes place in the yellow combat area, which is surrounded by the green safety area.