Wesing supports the 2018 National Judo Masters

　　From November 7th to 8th, the 2018 "Folei Cup" National Judo Masters Tournament was held in Foshan, Guangdong Province. In the two-day competition, 182 athletes from 26 units across the country competed in 14 events, resulting in 7 male and 7 female champions across different weight classes. A total of 434,000 yuan in prize money was awarded.

　　The event was hosted by the China Judo Association and co-organized by the Foshan Judo Association and the Nanhai District Bureau of Culture and Sports. This is the second time Foshan has hosted a national judo competition, following the first National Judo Masters Tournament. According to the organizers, the competition used the latest International Judo Federation (IJF) rules, with a single-elimination system and quarter-final repechage. The competition's standard and the athletes' skill levels were very high, with participants being the top 16 male and female judoka in each weight class nationwide; they are also key players preparing for the Tokyo Olympics.

　　The first match was the women's -48kg event, between athletes from Liaoning and Guangdong. Wearing their formal judo uniforms, they engaged in an intense competition. Both sides were evenly matched, with scores rising alternately, creating a tight match until the end, when the Liaoning athlete seized an opportunity to throw her opponent and win.

　　After the referee announced the result, both sides bowed before leaving the mat. "This is the charm of judo; it's a sport that emphasizes etiquette, politeness, and respect for others," explained Xian Dongmei, President of the China Judo Association and head coach of the national judo team.

　　Xian Dongmei stated that holding the National Judo Masters Tournament would accelerate the promotion and popularization of judo in Nanhai, allowing the competition to be not only a celebration for professional athletes but also providing more opportunities for judo enthusiasts to showcase their skills.

　　Guo Runbo, president of the Foshan Judo Association, believes that this competition allows athletes to improve their competitive level in preparation for the 2020 Tokyo Olympics, and also strengthens the mass base of judo in Foshan through activities such as promoting judo in schools. "We want to continue this event and make it a nationally influential regular judo event."

　　Well done!

　　Zhongshan judoka wins national championship

　　Li Xianxuan, a judoka from Zhongshan and trained at the Zhongshan Sports School, won the 2018 National Judo Masters Tournament!

　　The 2018 National Judo Masters Tournament was held in Foshan from November 7th to 8th, 2018. Li Xianxuan, a judoka from Zhongshan, only 19 years old this year, performed exceptionally well in the competition, overcoming many strong opponents, including the national champion Shang Yi, to win first place in the men's -60kg category.

　　This is his first national championship in his career and the first national men's judo championship in Guangdong in nearly 10 years!

　　Hebei Province wins 2 silver and 2 bronze medals at the National Judo Masters Tournament

　　Changcheng.com, November 8 (Reporter Xu Xiaoxing): On November 8th, the 2018 "Folei Cup" National Judo Masters Tournament concluded in Foshan, Guangdong Province. Our province sent 14 athletes to the competition, winning 2 silver and 2 bronze medals.

　　It is understood that this competition attracted 182 outstanding athletes from across the country. After fierce competition, An Qianwen and Wang Fei, representing our province, won the silver medals in the women's -48kg and men's -100kg categories respectively. Wang Xin and Xue Ziyang won bronze medals in the women's -52kg and men's -66kg categories respectively.

　　Lu Tongjuan wins silver medal at the 2018 "Folei Cup"

　　National Judo Masters Tournament

　　Inner Mongolia athletes

　　Win 3 gold, 3 silver, and 5 bronze medals

　　The 2018 "Folei Cup" National Judo Masters Tournament was held in Foshan, Guangdong Province from November 7th to 8th. Only the top 16 athletes in each weight class nationwide were eligible to participate. The two-day competition involved more than 180 athletes from 28 teams across the country.

　　Qing Dagaga (second from left) won first place in the men's 73KG category

　　Na Qin (first from left) won second place in the men's 73KG category

　　Amuer Chaoge Tu (first from right) won third place in the men's 73KG category

　　Xu Ri Gang (second from right) won third place in the men's 73KG category

　　Inner Mongolia sent a total of 22 athletes to the competition, ultimately winning 3 gold, 3 silver, and 5 bronze medals, as well as 5 fifth places and 2 seventh places. Among them, Qing Dagaga, Zhalasai, and E Rihe Mubatu won first place in the men's 73KG, 81KG, and 100KG categories respectively.

　　Zhalasai (second from left) won first place in the men's 81KG category

　　Bayandelihei (second from right) won third place in the men's 81KG category

　　Suyal, Na Qin, and Burigede won second place in the men's 60KG, 73KG, and 90KG categories respectively. Jiang Yahong won third place in the women's 48KG category. Amuer Chaoge Tu, Xu Ri Gang, Bayandelihei, and Huge Ruhen won third place in the men's 73KG, 73KG, 81KG, and 100KG categories respectively. Bao Yin Chaogela, Bayasgulang, Wuhan Tu, Nairgaqi, and Bai Yinmengke won fifth place in the men's 66KG, 73KG, 73KG, 81KG, and 100KG categories respectively. Tamula and Bayin Menghe won seventh place in the 60KG and 66KG categories respectively. The Inner Mongolia team also won the Sportsmanship Award.

　　E Rihe Mubatu (second from left) won first place in the men's 100KG category

　　Huge Ruhen (first from right) won third place in the men's 100KG category