Tag: judo ranking
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What Is the IJF World Tour? Complete Beginner Guide
The IJF World Tour is the annual circuit of ranked international judo competitions — Grand Slams, Grand Prix, and Continental Opens. This guide explains how it works from the ground up.
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What Is the IJF World Masters? The Invitation-Only Judo Event Explained
The IJF World Masters is an invitation-only event for the top 36 ranked judoka per weight class. Gold earns 1,800 ranking points — 80% more than a Grand Slam. No per-country quotas apply.
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IJF Grand Slam vs Grand Prix vs Continental Open: Key Differences Explained
Grand Slam gold earns 1,000 ranking points; Grand Prix gold earns 700; Continental Open gold earns 100. Complete breakdown of entry rules, points, and how each tier fits the IJF calendar.
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How the IJF World Ranking System Works: Points, Tiers, and Qualification Explained
The IJF world ranking uses points from 7 competition tiers, a 24-month rolling window, and a six-result cap (2025). How it works, affects entry, and drives Olympic qualification.