Tournoi de Paris
The Tournoi de Paris was a judo tournament in Paris. It was held for the first time in 1971, with Henri Courtine , the technical director of the French Judo Federation at the time, being involved in an international judo tournament in France. Until 2001, the Tournoi de Paris was a World Cup tournament. From 2002 to 2004 it was run as a Super A tournament and from 2005 to 2008 it was run as a Super World Cup tournament. It has been held as a Grand Slam tournament since 2009 . The Tournoi de Paris was held from 1971 to 1989 and from 1991 to 1999 in the Stade Pierre de Coubertin , during a renovation the tournament had to move to the Halle Georges-Carpentier in 1990 . Since 2000 it has taken place in the Palais Omnisports de Paris-Bercy . The lists of winners from 1971 to 2008 are listed below; for the Grand Slam tournament, see there.
Winner list of the 1971 tournament
The first Tournoi de Paris took place on February 6, 1971. The winners came from four different countries
| Weight class | Men | |
|---|---|---|
| lightweight | Dieter Scholz | GDR |
| Welterweight | Claude Guérin | France |
| medium weight | Shōzō Fujii | Japan |
| Light heavyweight | Tsukio Kawahara | Japan |
| Heavyweight | Willem Ruska | Netherlands |
Winner list of the 1973 tournament
The second Tournoi de Paris took place on January 27, 1973. With Jean-Jacques Mounier in the lightweight and Guy Auffray in the middleweight two French reached the final, but both lost against a Japanese, a total of four winners came from Japan.
| Weight class | Men | |
|---|---|---|
| lightweight | Yoshiharu Minami | Japan |
| Welterweight | Antoni Zajkowski | Poland |
| medium weight | Isamu Sonoda | Japan |
| Light heavyweight | Takafumi Ueguchi | Japan |
| Heavyweight | Kazuhiro Ninomiya | Japan |
Winner list of the 1974 tournament
The third Tournoi de Paris took place on February 2, 1974.
| Weight class | Men | |
|---|---|---|
| lightweight | Schengeli Pizchelauri | Soviet Union |
| Welterweight | Furukawa | Japan |
| medium weight | Jean-Paul Coche | France |
| Light heavyweight | Jean-Luc Rougé | France |
| Heavyweight | Sumio Endo | Japan |
List of winners of the 1976 tournament
The fourth Tournoi de Paris took place on January 17, 1976. As in 1973, four winners came from Japan.
| Weight class | Men | |
|---|---|---|
| lightweight | Yasuhiko Moriwaki | Japan |
| Welterweight | Valery Dvoinikov | Soviet Union |
| medium weight | Yoshimi Hara | Japan |
| Light heavyweight | Takafumi Ueguchi | Japan |
| Heavyweight | Yasuhiro Yamashita | Japan |
1977 tournament winners list
The fifth Tournoi de Paris took place on January 15 and 16, 1977. After seven instead of five competitions were held for the first time, the tournament lasted two days. With Yasuhiko Moriwaki , a previous year's winner was able to repeat his victory for the first time.
| Weight class | Men | |
|---|---|---|
| Super light weight | Yasuhiko Moriwaki | Japan |
| Half light weight | Kiyosuke Sahara | Japan |
| lightweight | Noriyoshi Gotanda | Japan |
| Light middleweight | Seiji Sakaguchi | Japan |
| medium weight | Detlef Ultsch | GDR |
| Light heavyweight | Tsukio Kawahara | Japan |
| Heavyweight | Jean-Luc Rougé | France |
Winner list of the 1978 tournament
The sixth Tournoi de Paris took place on January 21 and 22, 1978.
| Weight class | Men | |
|---|---|---|
| Super light weight | Thierry Rey | France |
| Half light weight | Torsten Reissmann | GDR |
| lightweight | Kyoto Katsuki | Japan |
| Light middleweight | Harald Heinke | GDR |
| medium weight | Aleksandrs Jackēvičs | Soviet Union |
| Light heavyweight | Angelo Parisi | France |
| Heavyweight | Tsuyoshi Yoshioka | Japan |
List of winners of the 1979 tournament
The seventh Tournoi de Paris took place on January 13-14, 1979.
| Weight class | Men | |
|---|---|---|
| Super light weight | Thierry Rey | France |
| Half light weight | Katsunori Akimoto | Japan |
| lightweight | Kazuo Yoshimura | Japan |
| Light middleweight | Hiroyuki Kabasawa | Japan |
| medium weight | Masao Takahashi | Japan |
| Light heavyweight | Jean-Luc Rougé | France |
| Heavyweight | Yasuhiro Yamashita | Japan |
List of winners of the 1981 tournament
The eighth Tournoi de Paris took place on January 17th and 18th, 1981. There was no tournament in 1980 because the 1979 World Championships were held at the same location in December 1979. <
| Weight class | Men | |
|---|---|---|
| Super light weight | Kazuya Fujike | Japan |
| Half light weight | Guy Delvingt | France |
| lightweight | Takahiro Nishida | Japan |
| Light middleweight | Michel Nowak | France |
| medium weight | Bernard Tchoullouyan | France |
| Light heavyweight | Shusaku Kondo | Japan |
| Heavyweight | Hitoshi Saitō | Japan |
1982 tournament winners list
The ninth Tournoi de Paris took place on January 23 and 24, 1982.
| Weight class | Men | |
|---|---|---|
| Super light weight | Kenichi Haraguchi | Japan |
| Half light weight | Guy Delvingt | France |
| lightweight | Hidetoshi Nakanishi | Japan |
| Light middleweight | Nobutoshi Hikage | Japan |
| medium weight | Martin Lieb | Austria |
| Light heavyweight | Isaac Azcuy | Cuba |
| Heavyweight | Angelo Parisi | France |
Winner list of the 1984 tournament
The tenth Tournoi de Paris took place on January 21 and 22, 1984.
| Weight class | Men | |
|---|---|---|
| Super light weight | Raffaelle Renella | Italy |
| Half light weight | Yōsuke Yamamoto | Japan |
| lightweight | Christian Dyot | France |
| Light middleweight | Yoji Akahoshi | Japan |
| medium weight | Peter Seisenbacher | Austria |
| Light heavyweight | Ha hyung-joo | South Korea |
| Heavyweight | Angelo Parisi | France |
1985 tournament winners list
The eleventh Tournoi de Paris took place on January 12th and 13th, 1985.
| Weight class | Men | |
|---|---|---|
| Super light weight | Mamoru Kida | Japan |
| Half light weight | Jean-Pierre Hansen | France |
| lightweight | Richard Melillo | France |
| Light middleweight | Lee Koai-hwa | South Korea |
| medium weight | Fabien Canu | France |
| Light heavyweight | Günther Neureuther | FRG |
| Heavyweight | Gennady Jaramenko | Soviet Union |
1986 tournament winners list
The twelfth Tournoi de Paris took place on January 11th and 12th, 1986.
| Weight class | Men | |
|---|---|---|
| Super light weight | Tatsuya Deguchi | Japan |
| Half light weight | Jean-Pierre Hansen | France |
| lightweight | Yoshioka | Japan |
| Light middleweight | Frank Wieneke | FRG |
| medium weight | Fabien Canu | France |
| Light heavyweight | Robert Van De Walle | Belgium |
| Heavyweight | Christian Vachon | France |
List of winners of the 1987 tournament
The 13th Tournoi de Paris took place on January 10th and 11th, 1987.
| Weight class | Men | |
|---|---|---|
| Super light weight | Yuzi Ozawa | Japan |
| Half light weight | Jean-Pierre Hansen | France |
| lightweight | Marc Alexandre | France |
| Light middleweight | Andreas Reeh | FRG |
| medium weight | Pierre Vachon | France |
| Light heavyweight | Stéphane Traineau | France |
| Heavyweight | Chabil Biktashev | Soviet Union |
List of winners of the 1988 tournament
The 14th Tournoi de Paris took place from February 12-14, 1988. For the first time, competitions in women's judo were also offered. Because of the additional competitions, the tournament lasted three days for the first time. With 11 wins and 28 medals in 14 competitions, the French were more successful than ever, but only one victory went to Japan.
| Weight class | Men | Women | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Super light weight | Philippe Pradayrol | France | Martine Dupond | France |
| Half light weight | Bruno Carabatta | France | Noriko Mizoguchi | Japan |
| lightweight | Marc Alexandre | France | Catherine Arnaud | France |
| Light middleweight | Marcel Pietri | France | Celine Géraud | France |
| medium weight | Fabien Canu | France | Claire Lecat | France |
| Light heavyweight | Stéphane Traineau | France | Aline Batailler | France |
| Heavyweight | Oleg Zinchenko | Soviet Union | Karin Kutz | FRG |
List of winners of the 1989 tournament
The 15th Tournoi de Paris took place from February 9th to 12th, 1989.
| Weight class | Men | Women | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Super light weight | Marino Cattedra | Italy | Cécile Nowak | France |
| Half light weight | Hugo Kendelbacher | FRG | Noriko Mizoguchi | Japan |
| lightweight | Yukihari Yoshitaka | Japan | Jenny Gal | Netherlands |
| Light middleweight | Jean-Michel Berthet | France | Catherine Fleury-Vachon | France |
| medium weight | Pascal Tayot | France | Emanuela Pierantozzi | Italy |
| Light heavyweight | François Fournier | France | Yōko Tanabe | Japan |
| Heavyweight | Laurent Del Colombo | France | Angelique Seriese | Netherlands |
1990 tournament winners list
The 16th Tournoi de Paris took place from February 9th to 11th, 1990.
| Weight class | Men | Women | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Super light weight | Hitoshi Noguchi | Japan | Cécile Nowak | France |
| Half light weight | Amiran Totikashvili | Soviet Union | Christel Deliège | Belgium |
| lightweight | Marc Verillotte | France | Cho Min-sun | South Korea |
| Light middleweight | Tatsuto Mochida | Japan | Takako Kobayashi | Japan |
| medium weight | Jean-Louis Geymond | France | Claire Lecat | France |
| Light heavyweight | Roger Vachon | France | Yōko Tanabe | Japan |
| Heavyweight | Hideyuki Sekine | Japan | Moon Ji-yoon | South Korea |
Winner list of the 1991 tournament
The 17th Tournoi de Paris took place from February 8th to 10th, 1991.
| Weight class | Men | Women | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Super light weight | Thierry Harismendy | France | Cécile Nowak | France |
| Half light weight | Philip Laats | Belgium | Almudena Muñoz | Spain |
| lightweight | Bruno Carabetta | France | Jung Sun-yong | South Korea |
| Light middleweight | Marko Spittka | Germany | Catherine Fleury-Vachon | France |
| medium weight | Pascal Tayot | France | Odalis Revé | Cuba |
| Light heavyweight | Stéphane Traineau | France | Emanuela Pierantozzi | Italy |
| Heavyweight | Henry Stöhr | Germany | Moon Ji-yoon | South Korea |
1992 tournament winners list
The 18th Tournoi de Paris took place from January 31 to February 2, 1992.
| Weight class | Men | Women | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Super light weight | Girolamo Giovinazzo | Italy | Karen Briggs | United Kingdom |
| Half light weight | Kenji Maruyama | Japan | Sharon Rendle | United Kingdom |
| lightweight | Chung Hoon-yong | South Korea | Miriam Blasco | Spain |
| Light middleweight | Kim Byung-koo | South Korea | Yael Arad | Israel |
| medium weight | Pascal Tayot | France | Cho Min-sun | South Korea |
| Light heavyweight | Leonid Svirid | CIS | Kim Mi-jung | South Korea |
| Heavyweight | Hideyuki Sekine | Japan | Estela Rodríguez | Cuba |
1993 tournament winners list
The 19th Tournoi de Paris took place from February 12-14, 1993.
| Weight class | Men | Women | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Super light weight | Nigel Donohue | United Kingdom | Ryoko Tamura | Japan |
| Half light weight | Yukimasa Nakamura | Japan | Cécile Nowak | France |
| lightweight | Martin Schmidt | Germany | Jung Sun-yong | South Korea |
| Light middleweight | Jeon Ki-young | South Korea | Gella Vandecaveye | Belgium |
| medium weight | Hidehiko Yoshida | Japan | Odalis Revé | Cuba |
| Light heavyweight | Stéphane Traineau | France | Laetitia Meignan | France |
| Heavyweight | Koichiro Mitani | Japan | Moon Ji-yoon | South Korea |
List of winners of the 1994 tournament
The 20th Tournoi de Paris took place from February 11th to 13th, 1994.
| Weight class | Men | Women | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Super light weight | Kim Hyuk | South Korea | Atsuko Nagai | Japan |
| Half light weight | Hamid Abdoune | France | Legna Verdecia | Cuba |
| lightweight | Patrick Rosso | France | Noriko Mizoguchi | Japan |
| Light middleweight | Yoon Dong-sik | South Korea | Gella Vandecaveye | Belgium |
| medium weight | Ruslan Mashurenko | Ukraine | Odalis Revé | Cuba |
| Light heavyweight | Eric Fauroux | France | Diadenis Luna | Cuba |
| Heavyweight | Indrek Pertelson | Estonia | Angelique Seriese | Netherlands |
List of winners of the 1995 tournament
The 21st Tournoi de Paris took place from February 10th to 12th, 1995.
| Weight class | Men | Women | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Super light weight | Kenichi Harada | Japan | Sylvie Meloux | France |
| Half light weight | Napya Uchimura | Japan | Almudena Muñoz | Spain |
| lightweight | Takehisa Iwakawa | Japan | Jung Sun-yong | South Korea |
| Light middleweight | Yoon Dong-sik | South Korea | Jung Sung-sook | South Korea |
| medium weight | Hiehiko Yoshida | Japan | Cho Min-sun | South Korea |
| Light heavyweight | Paweł Nastula | Poland | Ulla Werbrouck | Belgium |
| Heavyweight | Shinichi Shinohara | Japan | Noriko Anno | Japan |
Winner list of the 1996 tournament
The 22nd Tournoi de Paris took place from February 9th to 11th, 1996.
| Weight class | Men | Women | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Super light weight | Franck Chambilly | France | Amarilis Savon | Cuba |
| Half light weight | Yukimasa Nakamura | Japan | Noriko Narazaki | Japan |
| lightweight | Kenzo Nakamura | Japan | Noriko Mizoguchi | Japan |
| Light middleweight | Darcel Yandzi | France | Ileana Beltrán | Cuba |
| medium weight | Adrian Croitoru | Romania | Isabelle Beauruelle | France |
| Light heavyweight | Paweł Nastula | Poland | Yōko Tanabe | Japan |
| Heavyweight | Naoya Ogawa | Japan | Johanna Hagn | Germany |
1997 tournament winners list
The 23rd Tournoi de Paris took place from February 7th to 9th, 1997.
| Weight class | Men | Women | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Super light weight | Kazuhiko Tokuno | Japan | Atsuko Nagai | Japan |
| Half light weight | Naoya Uchimura | Japan | Noriko Narazaki | Japan |
| lightweight | Kwak Dae-sung | South Korea | Driulis Gonzalez | Cuba |
| Light middleweight | Cho In-chul | South Korea | Hiroko Kitazume | Japan |
| medium weight | Jeon Ki-Young | South Korea | Kate Howey | United Kingdom |
| Light heavyweight | Daniel Gürschner | Germany | Noriko Anno | Japan |
| Heavyweight | Shinichi Shinohara | Japan | Celine Lebrun | France |
1998 tournament winners list
The 24th Tournoi de Paris took place from February 6th to 8th, 1998.
| Weight class | Men | Women | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Super light weight | Kazuhiko Tokuno | Japan | Sarah Nichilo | France |
| Half light weight | Giorgi Revazishvili | Georgia | Legna Verdecia | Cuba |
| lightweight | Jimmy Pedro | United States | Driulis Gonzalez | Cuba |
| Light middleweight | Sergio Doménech | Spain | Nami Kimoto | Japan |
| medium weight | Yoshio Nakamura | Japan | Sibelis Veranes | Cuba |
| Light heavyweight | Pedro Soares | Portugal | Diadenis Luna | Cuba |
| Heavyweight | Ernesto Perez | Spain | Brigitte Olivier | Belgium |
1999 tournament winners list
The 25th Tournoi de Paris took place from February 11th to 14th, 1999.
| Weight class | Men | Women | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Super light weight | Oscar Peñas | Spain | Amarilis Savon | Cuba |
| Half light weight | Yukimasa Nakamura | Japan | Legna Verdecia | Cuba |
| lightweight | Ferrid Kheder | France | Isabel Fernández | Spain |
| Light middleweight | Masahiko Tomouchi | Japan | Jenny Gal | Italy |
| medium weight | Giorgi Gugawa | Georgia | Ylenia Scapin | Italy |
| Light heavyweight | Ben Sonnemans | Netherlands | Emanuela Pierantozzi | Italy |
| Heavyweight | Dennis van der Geest | Netherlands | Miho Ninomiya | Japan |
2000 tournament winners list
The 26th Tournoi de Paris took place from February 12th to 13th, 2000.
| Weight class | Men | Women | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Super light weight | Tadahiro Nomura | Japan | Atsuko Nagai | Japan |
| Half light weight | Yordanis Arenciba | Cuba | Liu Yuxiang | China |
| lightweight | Ferrid Kheder | France | Magali Baton | France |
| Light middleweight | Maarten Arens | Netherlands | Jung Sung-sook | South Korea |
| medium weight | Frédéric Demontfaucon | France | Ulla Werbrouck | Belgium |
| Light heavyweight | Kōsei Inoue | Japan | Edinanci Silva | Brazil |
| Heavyweight | Yasuyuki Muneta | Japan | Yuan Hua | China |
2001 tournament winners list
The 27th Tournoi de Paris took place from February 10th to 11th, 2001.
| Weight class | Men | Women | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Super light weight | Kazuhiko Tokuno | Japan | Sarah Nichilo | France |
| Half light weight | Islam Maziyev | Russia | Raffaella Imbriani | Germany |
| lightweight | Daniel Fernandes | France | Kie Kusakabe | Japan |
| Light middleweight | Kenzo Nakamura | Japan | Lucie Décosse | France |
| medium weight | Masatoshi Tobitsuka | Japan | Ulla Werbrouck | Belgium |
| Light heavyweight | Antal Kovács | Hungary | Celine Lebrun | France |
| Heavyweight | Jérôme Dreyfus | France | Midori Shintani | Japan |
List of winners of the 2002 tournament
The Tournoi de Paris took place from February 9th to 10th, 2002. Up until then it was officially a World Cup tournament, but in 2002 it was first designated as a Super A tournament.
| Weight class | Men | Women | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Super light weight | Choi Min-ho | South Korea | Frédérique Jossinet | France |
| Half light weight | Yordanis Arenciba | Cuba | Salima Souakri | Algeria |
| lightweight | Koen Sleeckx | Belgium | Yurisleidy's Lupetey | Cuba |
| Light middleweight | Yoshihiro Akiyama | Japan | Gella Vandecaveye | Belgium |
| medium weight | Mark Huizinga | Netherlands | Masae Ueno | Japan |
| Light heavyweight | Keiji Suzuki | Japan | Mizuho Matsuzaki | Japan |
| Heavyweight | Aythami Ruano | Spain | Midori Shintani | Japan |
2003 tournament winners list
The second Super A-Tournament Tournoi de Paris took place from February 8th to 9th, 2003.
| Weight class | Men | Women | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Super light weight | Craig Fallon | United Kingdom | Frédérique Jossinet | France |
| Half light weight | Larbi Benboudaoud | France | Lee Eun-hee | South Korea |
| lightweight | Masahiro Takamatsu | Japan | Yurisleidy's Lupetey | Cuba |
| Light middleweight | Kenzo Nakamura | Japan | Gella Vandecaveye | Belgium |
| medium weight | Yosvane Despaigne | Cuba | Edith Bosch | Netherlands |
| Light heavyweight | Keiji Suzuki | Japan | Noriko Anno | Japan |
| Heavyweight | Yasuyuki Muneta | Japan | Jia Xueying | China |
2004 tournament winner list
The third Super A-Tournament Tournoi de Paris took place from February 7th to 8th, 2004.
| Weight class | Men | Women | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Super light weight | Tadahiro Nomura | Japan | Kayo Kitada | Japan |
| Half light weight | Tomoo Torii | Japan | Xian Dongmei | China |
| lightweight | Masahiro Takamatsu | Japan | Isabel Fernández | Spain |
| Light middleweight | Anthony Rodriguez | France | Lucie Décosse | France |
| medium weight | Hiroshi Izumi | Japan | Amina Abdellatif | France |
| Light heavyweight | Ariel Zeevi | Israel | Celine Lebrun | France |
| Heavyweight | Seyed Mahmoudreza Miran Fashandi | Iran | Liu Huanyuan | China |
List of winners of the 2005 tournament
As of 2005, the tournament was referred to as the Super World Cup Tournoi de Paris. The first Super World Cup Tournoi de Paris took place from February 5th to 6th, 2005.
| Weight class | Men | Women | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Super light weight | Ludwig Paischer | Austria | Kayo Kitada | Japan |
| Half light weight | Hiroyuki Akimoto | Japan | Annabelle Euranie | France |
| lightweight | Daniel Fernandes | France | Isabel Fernández | Spain |
| Light middleweight | Guillaume Elmont | Netherlands | Yoshie Ueno | Japan |
| medium weight | Iliad Iliadis | Greece | Edith Bosch | Netherlands |
| Light heavyweight | Yoo Kwang-sun | South Korea | Celine Lebrun | France |
| Heavyweight | Aniseed chedly | Tunisia | Maki Tsukada | Japan |
List of winners of the 2006 tournament
The second Super World Cup Tournoi de Paris took place from February 11 to 12, 2006.
| Weight class | Men | Women | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Super light weight | Cho Nam-suk | South Korea | Frédérique Jossinet | France |
| Half light weight | João Derly | Brazil | Shi Junjie | China |
| lightweight | Georgi Georgiev | Bulgaria | Sabrina Filzmoser | Austria |
| Light middleweight | Giuseppe Maddaloni | Italy | Lucie Décosse | France |
| medium weight | Hwang Hee-tae | South Korea | Catherine Jacques | Belgium |
| Light heavyweight | Ruslan Gasimov | Russia | Celine Lebrun | France |
| Heavyweight | Yohei Takai | Japan | Anne-Sophie Mondière | France |
2007 tournament winners list
The third Super World Cup Tournoi de Paris took place from February 10th to 11th, 2007.
| Weight class | Men | Women | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Super light weight | Nijat Shikhalizada | Azerbaijan | Wu Shugen | China |
| Half light weight | Hiroyuki Akimoto | Japan | Sheila Espinosa | Cuba |
| lightweight | Yusuke Kanamaru | Japan | Lena Göldi | Switzerland |
| Light middleweight | Guillaume Elmont | Netherlands | Virginie Henry | France |
| medium weight | Hassanbi Taow | Russia | Leire Iglesias | Spain |
| Light heavyweight | Daniel Hadfi | Hungary | Maryna Pryshchepa | Ukraine |
| Heavyweight | Kōsei Inoue | Japan | Maki Tsukada | Japan |
2008 tournament winners list
The fourth Super World Cup Tournoi de Paris took place from February 9th to 10th, 2008.
| Weight class | Men | Women | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Super light weight | Hiroaki Hiraoka | Japan | Feng Gao | China |
| Half light weight | Kim Joo-jin | South Korea | Xian Dongmei | China |
| lightweight | Sergiu Toma | Moldova | Sabrina Filzmoser | Austria |
| Light middleweight | Alibek Bashkayev | Russia | Lucie Décosse | France |
| medium weight | Hassanbi Taow | Russia | Gévrise Émane | France |
| Light heavyweight | Iliad Iliadis | Greece | Yang Xiuli | China |
| Heavyweight | Teddy Riner | France | Tong Wen | China |
literature
- Oon Oon Yeoh: Great Judo Championships of the World . Ippon Books, London 1993 ISBN 1-874572-20-8 pp. 220-240
Footnotes
- ↑ Tournoi de Paris 1971 at judoinside.com
- ↑ Tournoi de Paris 1973 at judoinside.com
- ↑ Tournoi de Paris 1974 at judoinside.com
- ↑ Tournoi de Paris 1976 at judoinside.com
- ^ Tournoi de Paris 1977 at judoinside.com
- ↑ Tournoi de Paris 1978 at judoinside.com
- ↑ Tournoi de Paris 1979 at judoinside.com
- ↑ Tournoi de Paris 1981 at judoinside.com
- ↑ Tournoi de Paris 1982 at judoinside.com
- ↑ Tournoi de Paris 1984 at judoinside.com
- ↑ Tournoi de Paris 1985 at judoinside.com
- ↑ Tournoi de Paris 1986 at judoinside.com
- ↑ Tournoi de Paris 1987 at judoinside.com
- ↑ Tournoi de Paris 1988 at judoinside.com
- ^ Tournoi de Paris 1989 at judoinside.com
- ↑ Tournoi de Paris 1990 at judoinside.com
- ↑ Tournoi de Paris 1991 at judoinside.com
- ↑ Tournoi de Paris 1992 at judoinside.com
- ↑ Tournoi de Paris 1993 at judoinside.com
- ↑ Tournoi de Paris 1994 at judoinside.com
- ↑ Tournoi de Paris 1995 at judoinside.com
- ↑ Tournoi de Paris 1996 at judoinside.com
- ↑ Tournoi de Paris 1997 at judoinside.com
- ↑ Tournoi de Paris 1998 at judoinside.com
- ↑ Tournoi de Paris 1999 at judoinside.com
- ↑ Tournoi de Paris 2000 at judoinside.com
- ↑ Tournoi de Paris 2001 at judoinside.com
- ↑ Super-A-Tournament Tournoi de Paris 2002 at judoinside.com
- ↑ Super-A-Tournament Tournoi de Paris 2003 at judoinside.com
- ↑ Super-A-Tournament Tournoi de Paris 2004 at judoinside.com
- ↑ Super World Cup Tournoi de Paris 2005 at judoinside.com
- ↑ Super World Cup Tournoi de Paris 2006 at judoinside.com
- ↑ Super World Cup Tournoi de Paris 2007 at judoinside.com
- ↑ Super World Cup Tournoi de Paris 2008 at judoinside.com