Nuno Delgado

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Nuno Delgado
medal table

Judo

PortugalPortugal Portugal
Olympic games
bronze 2000 Sydney -81 kg
European championships
gold 1999 Bratislava -81 kg
silver 2003 Düsseldorf -81 kg
Universiade
bronze 1995 Fukuoka -78 kg

Nuno Miguel Delgado (born August 27, 1976 in Santarém , Portugal ) is a former Portuguese judoka . In 2000 he became the first Portuguese to win an Olympic medal in judo.

Career

Delgado started in the weight class up to 78 kilograms, in this class he finished fifth at the European Junior Championships in 1996 and won his first Portuguese championship title in 1997. From 1998 it started after the new division of the weight classes in the class up to 81 kilograms. In 1998 he was again Portuguese champion, at the Universiade he took third place. 1999 he won the European Championship in Bratislava in May; in October he finished fifth at the World Cup. In November 1999 he won his third Portuguese championship. In 2000 Delgado finished second at the World Cup in Rome, and a week later he was third in Rotterdam. At the Olympic Games in Sydney he lost in the fight for the final against the South Korean Cho In-chul ; in the battle for bronze he won against Alvaro Paseyro from Uruguay, in the sixth fight it was Delgado's fourth victory by Ippon. In 2001 Delgado won the German Open in Bonn and his fourth national championship. After a somewhat weaker 2002 with a fifth place at the European Championship, Delgado achieved his only victory in a World Cup tournament in March 2003 in Warsaw. Two months later he was only defeated at the European Championships in the final against Swiss Sergei Aschwanden . In 2003 and 2004 Delgado won his fifth and sixth Portuguese championship titles. At the 2004 Olympic Games in Athens , he was eliminated in the first round. Delgado achieved his last big win in 2006 when he won the European Cup with TSV Abensberg .

Achievements / titles

Olympic games

World championships

European championships

State championships

Individual evaluation

  • Portuguese Judo Championship (6): 1997, 1998, 1999, 2001, 2003, 2004

Team ranking

Other titles

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. European Championship 2003