List of judoka

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In this list of judoka can judoka be added that the general criteria of relevance Wikipedia fulfill. This also includes judoka, whose relevance does not stem solely from their athletic performance. Please enter these persons in the second part of the list. In this list, only the most important titles are included to make things easier.

Successful judo athlete

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  • Ichiro Abe , Japan, famous judo teacher (10th Dan) of the Kodokan
  • Neil Adams , Great Britain, two-time Olympic silver medalist
  • Peter Adelaar , Netherlands, European Champion
  • Daniel Allerstorfer , Austria, U20 European champion, 14-time national champion
  • Sergei Aschwanden , Switzerland, European champion, bronze medal Olympic Games, vice world champion

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  • Eric Hänni , Switzerland, four-time Swiss champion, silver medal Olympic Games
  • Johanna Hagn , Germany, world champion, bronze medal Olympic Games
  • Norbert Haimberger , Austria, European Champion
  • Han Ho-san , South Korea, Germany, former national coach, 9th Dan
  • Raimund Hargesheimer , Germany, military world champion, German champion
  • Anna von Harnier , Germany, 3rd place world championship
  • Roswitha Hartl , Austria, 3rd place world championship, multiple vice European champion
  • Claudia Heill , Austria, silver medal Olympic Games
  • Harald Heinke , Germany (GDR), bronze medal Olympic Games, 3rd place world championship, two-time European champion
  • Henry Hempel , Germany (GDR, FRG), former DJV head coach, 9th Dan
  • Rudolf Hendel , Germany (GDR), two-time European champion
  • Klaus Hennig , Germany (GDR), European champion, four-time third at European championships
  • Nobutoshi Hikage , Japan, double world champion, two-time Asian champion
  • Peter Herrmann , Germany, vice world champion, multiple European champion
  • Wolfgang Hofmann , Germany (FRG), silver medal Olympic Games, vice world champion, multiple European champion
  • Dietmar Hötger , Germany (GDR), Vice World Champion, European Champion, Olympic Knight
  • Helmut Howiller , Germany (GDR), 3rd place world championship, European champion, multiple GDR champion
  • Walentyn Hrekow , Ukraine, three-time European champion
  • Edith Hrovat , Austria, multiple European and world champion
  • Marc Huizinga , Netherlands, Olympic Champion

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  • Ilias Iliadis , Greece, Olympic gold medalist, Olympic Games bronze medal, three-time world champion, two-time runner-up world champion, two-time European champion
  • Isao Inokuma , Japan, Olympic champion, world champion
  • Kōsei Inoue , Japan, Olympic champion, three-time world champion

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  • Kanō Jigorō , Japan, judo professor and founder of judo
  • Takao Kawaguchi , Japan, world champion and Olympic champion
  • Mikinosuke Kawaishi , Japan and France, judo professor and pioneer of judo in France
  • George Kerr , Scotland, European Champion, 10th Dan bearer
  • Ansor Kiknadze , USSR, multiple European champion, bronze medal Olympic Games and World Championships
  • Toshihiko Koga , Japan, Olympic champion, multiple world champion
  • Gunji Koizumi , Japan and Great Britain, judo professor and pioneer of judo in the United Kingdom, founder of the European Judo Union
  • Detlef Knorrek , Germany, five-time German champion
  • Nils Kopke , Germany, German junior champion, multiple medalist at international tournaments
  • Sandra Köppen , Germany, European judo champion, multiple world champion sumo
  • Robert Köstenberger , Austria, European Champion, Junior World Champion
  • Astrid Krombach , Germany, multiple senior world champion
  • Lukáš Krpálek , Czech Republic, Olympic champion, world champion
  • Günter Krüger , Germany (GDR), two-time European champion, three times 3rd place at European championships
  • Rafal Kubacki , Poland, double world champion, European champion
  • Uta Kühnen , Germany, multiple third place in the European Championship, multiple German champion
  • Vitaly Kuznetsov , USSR, Olympic second, two-time vice world champion

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  • Claudia Malzahn , Germany, 3rd place world championship, 2nd and 3rd place European championship
  • Fred Marhenke , Germany (FRG), 5th Olympic Games, 3rd European Championship
  • Felice Mariani , Italy, Olympic Games bronze medal, three-time European champion
  • Kimura Masahiko , Japan, won the All-Japanese Championships three times in a row
  • Julia Matijass , Germany, bronze medal Olympic Games, 3rd European Championship
  • Marc Meiling , Germany, Olympic Games silver medal, two-time World Cup winner
  • Alexander Michailin , Russia, three-time world champion, six-time European champion
  • Yoshiharu Minami , Japan, two-time world champion
  • Hiroshi Minatoya , Japan, two-time world champion
  • Mochizuki Minoru , Japan, 8th Dan, founder of Yoseikan Budo
  • Arash Mir-Esmaili , Iran, multiple world champion
  • Frank Möller , Germany, vice world champion, European champion, bronze medal Olympic Games
  • Telma Monteiro , Portugal, two-time European champion, multiple world cup winner, runner-up world champion
  • Frank Moreno , Cuba, two-time vice world champion, two-time winner of the Pan American Games
  • Jean-Jacques Mounier , France, Olympic Knight, two-time European Champion
  • Marie Muller , Luxembourg, Olympic participant
  • Hans Müller-Deck , Germany (GDR, FRG), 9th Dan, author of specialist literature, sports official

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  • Udo Quellmalz , Germany, Olympic champion, double world champion

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  • Josef Reiter , Austria, bronze medal Olympic Games, 5th place world championships
  • Patrick Reiter , Austria, European Champion, 3rd place World Championships
  • Torsten Reissmann , Germany (GDR), four-time European champion, 3rd place World Championships, 5th place Olympic Games
  • Alfred Rhode , Germany (FRG), "father" of judo in Germany
  • Teddy Riner , France, two-time Olympic champion, nine-time world champion, five-time European champion
  • Héctor Rodriguez , Cuba, Olympic champion
  • Jürg Röthlisberger , Switzerland, Olympic champion
  • Jean-Luc Rougé , France, first French world champion, four-time European champion
  • Willem Ruska , Netherlands, double Olympic champion, two-time world champion

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  • Masato Uchishiba , Japan, Olympic Champion, Vice World Champion, Winner Universiade
  • Haruki Uemura , Japan, world champion and Olympic champion
  • Detlef Ultsch , Germany (GDR, BRD), bronze medal Olympic Games, double world champion, national coach of the DJB

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