The 2025 Summer Universiade Judo Tournament Has Ended, Full Results

On July 26, at the 2025 Summer World University Games in Germany, the judo tournament, which brought together the world’s leading judokas, came to an end. The representatives of the Japanese national team had a very strong tournament, winning 8 gold medals and claiming the team title. South Korea secured 4 gold medals, while Germany, Moldova, and Poland each had one champion. Russian judokas won 5 medals but were left without gold.

In the Russian national team, Armenian judoka Armen Agayan became a silver medalist.

The Armenian national team was also represented at the tournament by two judokas: David Agasyan (66 kg) and Gor Karapetyan (100 kg). Both Armenian athletes lost their opening bouts.

All results of the judo tournament at the 2025 Summer World University Games

Mixed team:

1. Japan

2. France

3. Brazil and South Korea

MEN

60 kg:

1. Yamato Fukuda (Japan)

2. Luis Barroso (Spain)

3. Tumenzhargal Tushintur (Mongolia) and Aman Bakytzhan (Kazakhstan)

66 kg:

1. Kairi Kentoku (Japan)

2. Abrek Naguchev (Russia, AIN)

3. Enrique Gumao da Silva (Brazil) and Nurkanat Serikbayev (Kazakhstan)

73 kg:

1. Adil Osmanov (Moldova)

2. Armen Agayan (Russia, AIN)

3. Hans-Jorris Ahibo (France) and Ryuga Tanaka (Japan)

81 kg:

1. Kaito Amano (Japan)

2. Zuar Dvalishvili (Georgia)

3. Lee Junhwan (South Korea) and Petr Mladi (Czech Republic)

90 kg:

1. Kim Jeonghun (South Korea)

2. Eldzhan Gadzhiev (Azerbaijan)

3. Komei Kawabata (Japan) and Gergely Nerpeli (Hungary)

100 kg:

1. Michil Yedrzhevsky (Poland)

2. Nika Kharazishvili (Georgia)

3. Nozomu Miki (Japan) and Alexandru-Calin Sibișan (Romania)

+100 kg:

1. Yuta Nakamura (Japan)

2. Saba Inaneishvili (Georgia)

3. Giannis Antoniou (Cyprus) and Valery Endovitsky (Russia, AIN)

WOMEN

48 kg:

1. Mizuki Harada (Japan)

2. Wenna Zhuang (China)

3. Laziza Khaidarova (Uzbekistan) and Helen Habib (Germany)

52 kg:

1. Chang Seyun (South Korea)

2. Hako Fukunaga (Japan)

3. Tereza Bodnarova (Czech Republic) and Lea Beres (France)

57 kg:

1. Mim Huh (South Korea)

2. Roza Gyertas (Hungary)

3. Shukurjon Aminova (Uzbekistan) and Moa Ono (Japan)

63 kg:

1. Narumi Tanioka (Japan)

2. Laura Fazliu (Kosovo)

3. Renata Zachova (Czech Republic) and Florentina-Cornelia Ivanescu (Romania)

70 kg:

1. Rin Maeda (Japan)

2. Samira Bock (Germany)

3. Theophila Darbes-Takam (France) and Tais Bianca Vasconcelos de Pina (Portugal)

78 kg:

1. Anna Monta Olek (Germany)

2. Beatriz Furtado Petri de Freitas (Brazil)

3. Kim Minju (South Korea) and Emma Kaisla-Maria Krapu (Finland)

+78 kg:

1. Kim Hayun (South Korea)

2. Miki Mukunoki (Japan)

3. Sofio Somkhishvili (Georgia) and Jia Chundi (China)

Hamlet Manukyan — winner of the 2025 Summer World University Games in artistic gymnastics