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No. 29 Winter, 2001 What's in this issue? Here's a taste of what you'll find in the latest printed edition of The World of Judo Magazine.
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Tournoi
de Paris - Day 1 Paris, France: 9-10 February, 2002 Frederique Jossinet of France provided the home fans with some welcome cheer in the last final of the day by scrapping her way to the under 48kg title. It had looked likely to be a frustrating day for the hosts after already losing two finals, including the live televised broadcast of the men's under 73kg final. But Jossinet, the current European champion - also won on home soil - saved the day with a commanding victory against Giuseppina Macri... Read more » |
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Y.S
Park Elected as IOC Member Salt Lake City, USA: 6 February, 2002 In a major boost for International Judo Federation (IJF) power in international sports, IJF President, Yong Sung Park of Korea was elected as a member of the IOC 67-26, with one abstention... Read more » |
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19th
Fukuoka cup Fukuoka, Japan 8-9 December 2001 Winners of the Women's British Closed 2001 were offered the chance to represent Great Britain at the 19th Fukuoka Cup in December. Four were able to attend and fought amongst the 133 women judoka at this event... Read more » |
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The
Seville Grand Prix Seville, Spain: November 2001 The first ever Women's Grand Prix was held in November, in Seville, Spain. I went down to watch, with expectations high. After all, the talk about the men's event in Moscow had been pretty impressive - spotlights following the fighters onto the mat, the Russian world class gymnastic team entertaining in the break, the whole event costing 1 million US dollars. Yes, 1 million... Read more» |
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The
First International Grand Prix Moscow: 13 October 2001 The finest fighters in the World have been lured to Moscow by the promise of fame, and for the first time fortune, to do battle with each other. The TV broadcast is being relayed live to the big screens on the streets of Moscow outside the magnificent hall, which stands in the very shadow of the Kremlin. The victors are to take away substantial prize money, $7,500 for the first place, with the promise of further and more lucrative events to follow... Read more» |
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IJF
Picture of the Month FEBRUARY, 2002 The IJF Picture of the Month features the best in judo action from around the world, all phtographed by the official IJF photographer, Bob Willingham.  See
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