From November 7th to 8th, the 2018 “Forou Cup” National Judo Masters was held in Foshan, Guangdong Province. During the two-day competition, 182 athletes from 26 units across the country participated in 14 events. The competition resulted in 7 levels of men's and women's championships, with a total of 434,000 yuan in prize money.

　This event is hosted by the China Judo Association and hosted by the Foshan Judo Association and the Culture and Sports Bureau of Nanhai District. This is the second time a national judo competition has been held in Foshan after the first National Judo Masters. According to the organizer, this competition adopts the latest rules of the International Judo Federation (IJF) Judo competition, and the single-elimination quarter-elimination competition system is eliminated. The competition specifications and the level of athletes are very high. The contestants are the top 16 male and female judo athletes of all levels in the country, and they are the main force preparing for the Tokyo Olympics.

　The first match was a women's -48kg class duel. The two sides came from Liaoning and Guangdong. They were wearing neat formal Judo uniforms and engaged in fierce competition. During this period, the strength of the two sides was equal, the scores rose alternately, and the scene was stuck. Until the end of the game, the Liaoning player seized the opportunity and fell to the opponent to win.

　　When the referee announced the result, both sides bowed and saluted and ended. "This is the charm of the judo project. This is a very ceremonial sport, focusing on etiquette, courtesy, and respect for others." Tong Dongmei, president of the China Judo Association and head coach of the national judo team, introduced it.

Tong Dongmei said that the holding of the National Judo Masters Competition can speed up the promotion and popularization of Judo in the South China Sea, making judo competitions not only a carnival for professional players, but also more Judo enthusiasts have the opportunity to show.

　　Guo Runbo, president of the Foshan Judo Association, believes that this competition can not only enhance the level of competition for the 2020 Tokyo Olympic Games, but also strengthen the mass base of Judo sports in Foshan by promoting Judo into campus and other activities. "We want to continue this event and become an influential judo regular event in the country."

Good job! Zhongshan Jiu Ju athletes

Li Xianxuan National Gold Medal

Zhongshan Judo athlete Li Xianxuan delivered by Zhongshan Sports School won the 2018 National Judo Masters Championship!

The 2018 National Judo Masters was held in Foshan on November 7-8, 2018. Although Zhongshan-based Judo athlete Li Xianxuan is only 19 years old this year, he played superbly in this competition and passed all the way, defeating many masters such as the national championship champion Shang Yi and finally winning the first place in the men's -60 kg class.

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

　National Judo Masters Hebei harvest 2 silver 2 bronze

Great Wall Network on November 8 (Reporter Xu Xiaoxing) On November 8, the 2018 "Forou Cup" National Judo Masters Competition ended in Foshan City, Guangdong Province. A total of 14 athletes were dispatched from our province to participate in this competition and harvested 2 silver and 2 bronze.

　It is understood that this competition gathered 182 outstanding athletes from across the country to participate. After a fierce competition, An Qianwen and Wang Fei, who represented our province, won the women's -48 kg class and the men's -100 kg class runner-up. Wang Xin and Xue Ziyang won the women's -52 kg class and men's -66 kg class respectively.

　Lu Tongjuan won the "Forou Cup" in 2018

National Judo Masters Silver Medal

　　Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region athletes

Harvest 3 gold 3 silver 5 copper

The "Forou Cup" National Judo Masters 2018 was held in Foshan City, Guangdong Province from November 7th to 8th. Only the top 16 national rankings in each level of this competition are eligible to participate. The two-day competition comes from the whole country More than 180 athletes from 28 teams participated.

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

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

Amur Chaogetu (first from right) won third place in the men's 73KG class

Xu Xinggang (second from right) won third place in the men's 73KG class

Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region sent a total of 22 athletes to participate, and finally won 3 gold, 3 silver, 5 bronze, 5 fifth and 2 seventh. Among them, Qingdaga, Zarasai, Eri and Mubatu won the men's 73KG, 81KG and 100KG first place respectively.

　　Zarasai (second from left) wins first place in the men's 81KG class

Bayandeli black (second from right) won third place in the men's 81KG class

Suyala, Naqin, and Buriged won the men's 60KG, 73KG, and 90KG second places respectively, Jiang Yahong won the women's 48KG third place, and Amur Chaogetu, Xurigang, Bayandeli Hei, Hu Geru won the men's 73KG, 73KG, 81KG, and 100KG third place respectively. Baoyin Chaogla, Bayasgurang, Uhantu, Narigalchi, and Baiyin Mengke respectively won men's 66KG. 5th place, 73KG, 73KG, 81KG, 100KG, Tamura, Bayan Menghe won the 60KG, 66KG seventh. The Inner Mongolia team also won the Sports Ethics Award.

　Eriwa Mubatu (second from left) won the first place in the men's 100KG class

Hu Geru (first from right) won the third place in the men's 100KG class