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European Judo Championships

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Recurring sporting event
European Judo Championships
Current event or competition:
2025 European Judo Championships
Competition details
DisciplineJudo
TypeAnnual
OrganiserEuropean Judo Union (EJU)
History
First edition1951 inParis, France
Editions74M / 51W (2025)
Most recentPodgorica 2025
Next editionTbilisi 2026

TheEuropean Judo Championships is theJudo European Championship organized by theEuropean Judo Union.[1][2] The2015 and2019 editions were held during the respectiveEuropean Games. This is also expected for future editions of theEuropean Games.

Senior Editions

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Men's Competitions

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YearEditionDatesHostEventsRef.
195115–6 DecemberFranceParis, France6[3]
195229–12 DecemberFranceParis, France7[4]
1953329–30 OctoberUnited KingdomLondon, United Kingdom2[5]
1954410–11 DecemberBelgiumBrussels, Belgium5[6]
195554 DecemberFranceParis, France6[7]
1957610 NovemberNetherlandsRotterdam, Netherlands9[8]
1958710–11 MaySpainBarcelona, Spain9[9]
195989 MayAustriaVienna, Austria9[10]
1960913–15 MayNetherlandsAmsterdam, Netherlands9[11]
19611013 MayItalyMilan, Italy9[12]
19621112–14 MayWest GermanyEssen,West Germany13[13]
19631211 MaySwitzerlandGeneva, Switzerland9[14]
19641325–26 AprilEast GermanyEast Berlin,East Germany12[15]
19651423–24 AprilSpainMadrid, Spain13[16]
1966156–7 MayLuxembourgLuxembourg, Luxembourg7[17]
19671611–13 MayItalyRome, Italy7[18]
19681717–19 MaySwitzerlandLausanne, Switzerland7[19]
19691815–18 MayBelgiumOstend, Belgium7[20]
19701921–24 MayEast GermanyEast Berlin,East Germany7[21]
19712022–23 MaySwedenGothenburg, Sweden7[22]
19722112–14 MayNetherlandsVoorburg, Netherlands7[23]
19732212–13 MaySpainMadrid, Spain7[24]

Men's and Women's Competitions

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Men's Competitions
YearEditionDatesHostEventsRef.
1974232–5 MayUnited KingdomLondon, United Kingdom7[25]
1975248–11 MayFranceLyon, France7[26]
1976256–9 MaySoviet UnionKyiv,Soviet Union7[27]
19772613–15 MayWest GermanyLudwigshafen,West Germany9[28]
1978275–7 MayFinlandHelsinki, Finland8[29]
19792824–27 MayBelgiumBrussels, Belgium8[30]
19802915–18 MayAustriaVienna, Austria8[31]
19813014–17 MayHungaryDebrecen, Hungary8[32]
19823113–16 MayEast GermanyRostock,East Germany8[33]
19833212–15 MayFranceParis, France8[34]
1984333–6 MayBelgiumLiège, Belgium8[35]
1985349–12 MayNorwayHamar, Norway8[36]
1986358–11 MaySocialist Federal Republic of YugoslaviaBelgrade,Yugoslavia8[37]
Women's Competitions
YearEditionDatesHostEventsRef.
1974030 Nov–1 DecItalyGenoa, Italy8[38]
1975112–13 DecemberWest GermanyMunich,West Germany8[39]
197629–12 DecemberAustriaVienna, Austria8[40]
197731–2 OctoberBelgiumArlon, Belgium8[41]
1978411 NovemberWest GermanyCologne,West Germany8[42]
197955–6 AprilNetherlandsKerkrade, Netherlands8[43]
1980615–16 MarchItalyUdine, Italy8[44]
1981727–29 MarchSpainMadrid, Spain8[45]
1982813–14 MarchNorwayOslo, Norway8[46]
198395–6 MarchItalyGenoa, Italy8[47]
19841017–18 MarchWest GermanyPirmasens,West Germany8[48]
19851115–17 MarchSwedenLandskrona, Sweden8[49]
19861215–16 MarchUnited KingdomLondon, United Kingdom8[50]

Combined Competitions

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YearEdition MEdition WDatesHostEventsRef.
198736137–10 MayFranceParis, France16[51]
1988371419–22 MaySpainPamplona, Spain16[52]
1989381511–14 MayFinlandHelsinki, Finland16[53]
1990391610–13 MayGermanyFrankfurt, Germany16[54]
1991401716–19 MayCzechoslovakiaPrague,Czechoslovakia16[55]
199241184–7 MayFranceParis, France16[56]
199342191–2 MayGreeceAthens, Greece16[57]
1994432019–22 MayPolandGdańsk, Poland16[58]
1995442111–14 MayUnited KingdomBirmingham, United Kingdom16[59]
1996452216–19 MayNetherlandsThe Hague, Netherlands16[60]
199746238–11 MayBelgiumOstend, Belgium16[61]
1998472414–17 MaySpainOviedo, Spain16[62]
1999482520–23 MaySlovakiaBratislava, Slovakia16[63]
2000492618–21 MayPolandWrocław, Poland16[64]
2001502718–20 MayFranceParis, France16[65]
2002512816–18 MaySloveniaMaribor, Slovenia16[66]
2003522916–18 MayGermanyDüsseldorf, Germany16[67]
2004533014–16 MayRomaniaBucharest, Romania14[68]
2005543120–22 MayNetherlandsRotterdam, Netherlands14[69]
2006553226–28 MayFinlandTampere, Finland14[70]
200756336–8 AprilSerbiaBelgrade, Serbia14[71][72]
2008573411–13 AprilPortugalLisbon, Portugal14[73][74]
2009583524–26 AprilGeorgia (country)Tbilisi, Georgia14[75][76][77]
2010593622–25 AprilAustriaVienna, Austria16[78][79][80]
2011603721–24 AprilTurkeyIstanbul, Turkey16[81][82][83]
2012613826–29 AprilRussiaChelyabinsk, Russia16[84][85][86]
2013623925–28 AprilHungaryBudapest, Hungary16[87][88][89]
2014634024–27 AprilFranceMontpellier, France16[90][91][92]
2015644125–28 JuneAzerbaijanBaku, Azerbaijan18[93][94][95]
2016654221–24 AprilRussiaKazan, Russia16[96][97][98]
2017664320–23 AprilPolandWarsaw, Poland16[99][100][101]
2018674426–28 AprilIsraelTel Aviv, Israel14[102][103][104]
2019684522–25 JuneBelarusMinsk, Belarus15[105][106][107]
2020694619–21 NovemberCzech RepublicPrague, Czech Republic14[108][109]
2021704716–18 AprilPortugalLisbon, Portugal14[110][111][112]
2022714829 April–1 MayBulgariaSofia, Bulgaria14[113]
202372493–5 NovemberFranceMontpellier, France14[114]
2024735025–28 AprilCroatiaZagreb, Croatia15[115][116]
2025745123–27 AprilMontenegroPodgorica, Montenegro15[117][118]
2026755216–19 AprilGeorgia (country)Tbilisi, Georgia14[119]

Openweight

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YearEditionDatesHostEventsRef.
200414 DecemberHungaryBudapest, Hungary2[120]
200523 DecemberRussiaMoscow, Russia[121]
200639 DecemberSerbiaNovi Sad, Serbia[122]
200741 DecemberPolandWarsaw, Poland[123][124]

Open

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YearEditionDatesHostEventsRef.
2023116 DecemberKosovoPristina, Kosovo2[125][126]

Team

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YearCompetitionsDatesHostRef.
Men's Competitions
1973M—10–13 MaySpainMadrid, Spain[127]
1974M—2–5 MayUnited KingdomLondon, Great Britain[128]
1975M—11 MayFranceLyon, France[129]
1976M—9 MaySoviet UnionKyiv,Soviet Union[130]
1977M—11–15 MayWest GermanyLudwigshafen,West Germany[131]
1978M—21–22 OctoberFranceParis, France[132]
1979M—20 OctoberItalyBrescia, Italy[133]
1980M—25 OctoberNetherlandsThe Hague, Netherlands[134]
1982M—2–3 OctoberItalyMilan, Italy[135]
1984M—27–28 OctoberFranceParis, France[136]
Separated Men's and Women's Competitions
1985MW9–10 NovemberBelgiumBrussels, Belgium[137]
1986MW4–5 OctoberSocialist Federal Republic of YugoslaviaNovi Sad,Yugoslavia[138]
1987MW9–11 OctoberFranceParis, France[139]
1988MW29–30 OctoberBelgiumVisé, Belgium[140]
1989MW28–29 OctoberAustriaVienna, Austria[141]
1990MW27–28 OctoberSocialist Federal Republic of YugoslaviaDubrovnik,Yugoslavia[142]
1991MW26–27 OctoberNetherlands's-Hertogenbosch, Netherlands[143]
1992MW24–25 OctoberAustriaLeonding, Austria[144]
1993MW23–24 OctoberGermanyFrankfurt, Germany[145]
1994MW22–23 OctoberNetherlandsThe Hague, Netherlands[146]
1995MW14–15 OctoberSlovakiaTrnava, Slovakia[147]
1996MW19–20 OctoberRussiaSaint Petersburg, Russia[148]
1997MW25–26 OctoberItalyRome, Italy[149]
1998MW17–18 OctoberAustriaVillach, Austria[150][151]
1999MW23–24 OctoberTurkeyIstanbul, Turkey[152]
2000MW18–19 OctoberBelgiumAalst, Belgium[153]
2001MW29 Sep, 20–21 Oct, 15–16 DecSpainMadrid, Spain[154][155][156]
2002MW19 OctoberSloveniaMaribor, Slovenia[157]
2003MW19 MayGermanyDüsseldorf, Germany[158]
—W25 OctoberRomaniaOradea, Romania[159]
M—6 DecemberUnited KingdomLondon, Great Britain[160]
2004MW24 OctoberFranceParis, France[161]
2005MW22–23 OctoberHungaryDebrecen, Hungary[162]
2006MW28 OctoberSerbiaBelgrade, Serbia[163]
2007MW27 OctoberBelarusMinsk, Belarus[164]
2008MW25 OctoberRussiaMoscow, Russia[165]
2009MW3 OctoberHungaryMiskolc, Hungary[166][167]
2010MW25 AprilAustriaVienna, Austria[168][169]
2011MW24 AprilTurkeyIstanbul, Turkey[170][171]
2012MW29 AprilRussiaChelyabinsk, Russia[172][173]
2013MW28 AprilHungaryBudapest, Hungary[174][175]
2014MW27 AprilFranceMontpellier, France[176][177]
2015MW28 JuneAzerbaijanBaku, Azerbaijan[93][178]
2016MW24 AprilRussiaKazan, Russia[96][179]
2017MW23 AprilPolandWarsaw, Poland[99][180][181]

Mixed Team

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YearCompetitionDatesHostCountriesGoldSilverBronzeRef.
2018Mixed18 JulyRussiaYekaterinburg, Russia21 Germany Netherlands Russia Ukraine[182][183][184]
2019Mixed25 JuneBelarusMinsk, Belarus16 Russia Portugal France Austria[105][185]
2021Mixed27 NovemberRussiaUfa, Russia16 Georgia Netherlands Russia Turkey[186][187]
2022Mixed12 NovemberFranceMulhouse, France14 France Netherlands Germany Turkey[188]
2023Mixed1 JulyPolandKraków, Poland22 Georgia Germany Netherlands Italy[189][190]
2024Mixed28 AprilCroatiaZagreb, Croatia11 France Georgia Germany Serbia[116][191]
2025Mixed27 AprilMontenegroPodgorica, Montenegro15 Georgia Italy Germany IJF[192]
2026MixedSerbiaSerbia[193]
  European Games

Youth Championship

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Judo European Youth Championship organized by theEuropean Judo Union.

EventFirst
European U23 Judo Championships2003
European Junior Judo Championships (U21)1960
European Cadet Judo Championships (U18)2000

Veterans Championship

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Main article:European Veterans Judo Championships

European Veterans Judo Championships organized by theEuropean Judo Union since 2009.[194]

YearEditionDatesHostRef
2009112–14 NovemberItalyLignano, Italy[195]
201027–10 OctoberCroatiaPoreč, Croatia[196]
2011310–13 NovemberAustriaLeibnitz, Austria[197]
2012410–13 MayPolandOpole, Poland[198]
2013513–16 JuneFranceParis, France[199]
2014626–29 JuneCzech RepublicPrague, Czech Republic[200]
2015728–31 MayHungaryBalatonfüred, Hungary[201]
2016823–26 JuneCroatiaPoreč, Croatia[202]
2017915–18 JuneCroatiaZagreb, Croatia[203]
20181014–17 JuneUnited KingdomGlasgow, United Kingdom[204]
20191125–28 JulySpainLas Palmas de Gran Canaria, Spain[205]
2022122–5 JuneGreeceHeraklion, Greece[206]
2023138–10 JuneSloveniaPodcetrtek, Slovenia[207]
2024146–9 JuneBosnia and HerzegovinaSarajevo,Bosnia[200]
  • Not held in 2020 and 2021.

Kata Championship

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Main article:European Kata Judo Championships
  1. 2008 European Kata Judo Championships[208]
  2. 2009 European Kata Judo Championships - Not held
  3. 2010 European Kata Judo Championships[209]
  4. 2011 European Kata Judo Championships[210]
  5. 2012 European Kata Judo Championships[211][212]
  6. 2013 European Kata Judo Championships[213]
  7. 2014 European Kata Judo Championships[214]
  8. 2015 European Kata Judo Championships[215]
  9. 2016 European Kata Judo Championships[216]
  10. 2017 European Kata Judo Championships[217]
  11. 2018 European Kata Judo Championships[218][219]
  12. 2019 European Kata Judo Championships[220]
  13. 2020 European Kata Judo Championships[221]
  14. 2021 European Kata Judo Championships[222]
  15. 2022 European Kata Judo Championships[223][224]
  16. 2023 European Kata Judo Championships[225]
  17. 2024 European Kata Judo Championships[226]

Others:[227][228][229][230]

European Club Championships

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Main article:European Club Championships (Judo)

All-time medal table (1951 - 2025)

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List of European Judo Championships medalists

This table include all medals in theindividual and team competitions won at the European Judo Championships as well as at theseparate European Judo Team Championships andseparate European Judo Open Championships.

Updated after2025 European Judo Championships.

RankNationGoldSilverBronzeTotal
1 France249169259677
2 Netherlands10587168360
3 Germany96115281492
4 Soviet Union916170222
5 Russia696594228
6 Great Britain5575131261
7 Belgium4840100188
8 Georgia454256143
9 Italy2961107197
10 Spain283881147
11 Austria263676138
12 Poland213482137
13 Hungary203159110
14 Romania19143467
15 Ukraine17113765
16 Azerbaijan15152454
17 Portugal12112245
18 Turkey1253451
19 Slovenia11113254
20 Israel10153358
21 Kosovo1041428
22 Belarus7102845
23 Individual Neutral Athletes75618
24 Switzerland582336
25 Finland45716
26 Czech Republic41611
27 Estonia341219
28 Czechoslovakia292536
29 Sweden262129
30 Serbia26513
31 Greece24713
 Moldova24713
33 Armenia2349
34 CIS2259
35 Albania2237
36 Bulgaria1102031
37 Yugoslavia161926
38 Bosnia and Herzegovina1326
39 Croatia111113
40 England1001
41 Latvia03710
42 Slovakia0347
43 Mongolia0202
44 Denmark01910
45 Lithuania0156
46 Cyprus0033
47 Brazil0011
 Ireland0011
Totals (48 entries)1,0391,0392,0354,113

See also

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