Judo Grand Slam in Abu Dhabi: Full Tournament Results

On November 30, the Grand Slam stage — a major international judo tournament of 2025 — concluded in Abu Dhabi, the capital of the UAE. Based on the results, the Russian national team took first place in the team standings (2 gold, 4 silver), Japan placed second (2 gold, 2 bronze), and Germany finished third (2 gold).

Athletes from Mongolia, Hungary, Spain, Georgia, France, South Korea, Canada, and Switzerland each won one gold medal.

In the under 100 kg weight category, the winner was Arman Adamyan, an Armenian representing Russia.

Results of the Abu Dhabi Grand Slam

Men

–60 kg

1. Ayub Bliev (Russia)

2. Ariunbold Enkhtaiwan (Mongolia)

3. Georgii Sardalashvili (Georgia) and Salih Yıldız (Turkey)

–66 kg

1. Walide Khyar (France)

2. Murad Chopanov (Russia)

3. Elios Manzi (Italy) and Adrian Nieto Chinarro (Spain)

–73 kg

1. Nils Stump (Switzerland)

2. Muhiddin Asadulloev (Tajikistan)

3. Daniel Cargnin (Brazil) and Mahmadbek Mahmadbekov (UAE)

–81 kg

1. François Gauthier-Drapeau (Canada)

2. Abdul-Karim Tasuev (Russia)

3. Sunatullo Musoev (Tajikistan) and Victor Sterpu (Moldova)

–90 kg

1. Lasha Bekauri (Georgia)

2. Mikhail Latishev (Moldova)

3. Islam Sogenov (Serbia) and Nemanja Majdov (Serbia)

–100 kg

1. Arman Adamyan (Russia)

2. Idar Bifov (Russia)

3. Nikoloz Sherazadishvili (Spain) and Leonardo Gonçalves (Brazil)

+100 kg

1. Gonchigsuren Batkhuyag (Mongolia)

2. Tamerlan Bashaev (Russia)

3. Ushangi Kokauri (Azerbaijan) and Irakli Demetrashvili (Georgia)

Women

–48 kg

1. Laura Martínez (Spain)

2. Xinran Hui (China)

3. Abiba Abuzhakynova (Kazakhstan) and Yua Mori (Japan)

–52 kg

1. Mascha Ballhaus (Germany)

2. Reka Pupp (Hungary)

3. Distria Krasniqi (Kosovo) and Odette Giuffrida (Italy)

–57 kg

1. Mim Huh (South Korea)

2. Giulia Carna (Italy)

3. Julie Beurskens (Netherlands) and Marta García (Spain)

–63 kg

1. Megu Danno (Japan)

2. Enkhriilen Lkhagvatogoo (Mongolia)

3. Rafaela Silva (Brazil) and Carlotta Avanzato (Italy)

–70 kg

1. Szofi Ozbas (Hungary)

2. Aoife Coughlan (Australia)

3. Margit de Voogd (Netherlands) and Ida Eriksson (Sweden)

–78 kg

1. Anna-Monta Olek (Germany)

2. Alice Bellandi (Italy)

3. Mizuki Sugimura (Japan) and Kayla Issoufi (France)

+78 kg

1. Miki Mukunoki (Japan)

2. Xinran Niu (China)

3. Yuli Alma Mishiner (Israel) and Erika Simonetti (Italy)

The next Grand Slam stage will take place on December 6–7 in Tokyo, Japan.