The Austrian Bundesliga’ Final Four tournament took place on November 25. Several judo stars were among the participants, as M&R Galaxy Judo Tigers from Vienna won their 10th anniversary title. 

France will bring a full squad for the judo competition in the 2024 Summer Olympics. As the host nation they are eligible to have athletes in each 14 weight category without qualification, and also will try to defend the Olympic mixed team title.

Several judo stars will return to the tatami in Sportpark Gmunden in Raiffeisen (Austria) during the Austrian Bundesliga Final Four tournament, which will be held on November 25.

34-year- old Teddy Reiner will be a home crowd favourite in the Paris olympic games’ judo tournament. 

Canadian judo legend Antoine Bouchard announced his retirement on November 18 after winning the Montreal Continental Open in his homeland.

For three days, Europe's top judokas, 386 fighters from 46 nations, gathered at the Sud de France Arena in Montpellier to the delight of judo enthusiasts and to compete for fourteen continental titles. With nine medals, five of them gold and another 4 bronze: the French judo team has solidified itself as the top European nation.

The capital of the UAE brought together the elite of the sport for three days with over 1,000 judokas in pursuit of their rewards.

Bringing a friend to the tatami was the theme as the International Judo Federation (IJF) celebrated the 2023 edition of World Judo Day today.

Two reigning world champions from Russia - who were competing neutrally - won gold on the final day of the International Judo Federation Abu Dhabi Grand Slam.

Olympic bronze medallist Catherine Beauchemin-Pinard continued Canada's success at the International Judo Federation Abu Dhabi Grand Slam by winning the women's under-63 kilograms title.

Italy won a pair of gold medals on the opening day of the International Judo Federation Abu Dhabi Grand Slam.

Uzbekistan won the team judo competition at the 2023 World Combat Games in Riyadh, defeating Brazil in the final.

The European Judo Union (EJU) has rejected claims that Russian athletes have been allowed to enter the European Championships in Montpellier even though they have allegedly showed support for the war in Ukraine.

Former world champion Yago Abuladze and Olympic bronze medallist Madina Taimazova are among 17 Russian judoka that have been cleared to compete at next month’s European Judo Championships in Montpellier.

British Judo has hired two new Board members in the form of Delia Wright and Rebecca McCreath who will serve as independent non-executives.