1989 Judo European Championships: Porovnání verzí
Z Judo
| Řádka 13: | Řádka 13: | ||
| - 71 kg || {{FIN}} [[Jorma Korhonen]] ([[FIN]]) || {{HUN}} [[Bertalan Hajtós]] ([[HUN]]) || {{FRA}} [[Marc Alexandre]] ([[FRA]])<br> {{URS}} [[Giorgi Tenadze]] ([[URS]]) | | - 71 kg || {{FIN}} [[Jorma Korhonen]] ([[FIN]]) || {{HUN}} [[Bertalan Hajtós]] ([[HUN]]) || {{FRA}} [[Marc Alexandre]] ([[FRA]])<br> {{URS}} [[Giorgi Tenadze]] ([[URS]]) | ||
|- | |- | ||
| − | | - 78 kg || {{URS}} [[Bashir Varayev]] ([[URS]]) || {{FRG}} [[Frank Wieneke]] ([[FRG]]) || | + | | - 78 kg || {{URS}} [[Bashir Varayev]] ([[URS]]) || {{FRG}} [[Frank Wieneke]] ([[FRG]]) || ??? <br>{{HUN}} [[Zsolt Zsoldos]] ([[HUN]]) |
|- | |- | ||
| - 86 kg || {{FRA}} [[Fabien Canu]] ([[FRA]]) || {{URS}} [[Vitaly Budyukin]] ([[URS]]) || {{ITA}} [[Giorgio Vismara]] ([[ITA]])<br>{{GDR}} [[Axel Lobenstein]] ([[GDR]]) | | - 86 kg || {{FRA}} [[Fabien Canu]] ([[FRA]]) || {{URS}} [[Vitaly Budyukin]] ([[URS]]) || {{ITA}} [[Giorgio Vismara]] ([[ITA]])<br>{{GDR}} [[Axel Lobenstein]] ([[GDR]]) | ||
|- | |- | ||
| − | | - 95 kg || {{URS}} [[Koba Kurtanidze]] ([[URS]]) || {{TCH}} [[Jiří Sosna]] ([[TCH]]) || | + | | - 95 kg || {{URS}} [[Koba Kurtanidze]] ([[URS]]) || {{TCH}} [[Jiří Sosna]] ([[TCH]]) || ??? <br>{{FRG}} [[Marc Meiling]] ([[FRG]]) |
|- | |- | ||
| − | | + 95 kg || {{POL}} [[Rafał Kubacki]] ([[POL]]) || {{GDR}} [[Thomas Müller]] ([[GDR]]) || {{NED}} [[Hans Buiting]] ([[NED]])<br>{{URS}} [[Grigory Verichev]] ([[URS]] | + | | + 95 kg || {{POL}} [[Rafał Kubacki]] ([[POL]]) || ??? {{GDR}} [[Thomas Müller]] ([[GDR]]) || {{NED}} [[Hans Buiting]] ([[NED]])<br>{{URS}} [[Grigory Verichev]] ([[URS]] |
|- | |- | ||
| − | | open || {{FIN}} [[Juha Salonen]] ([[FIN]]) || {{GDR}} [[Frank Möller]] ([[GDR]]) || {{BEL}} [[Harry Van Barneveld]] ([[BEL]])<br> {{URS}} [[Sergey Kosorotov]] ([[URS]]) | + | | open || {{FIN}} [[Juha Salonen]] ([[FIN]]) || {{GDR}} ??? [[Frank Möller]] ([[GDR]]) || {{BEL}} [[Harry Van Barneveld]] ([[BEL]])<br> {{URS}} [[Sergey Kosorotov]] ([[URS]]) |
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Verze z 11. 6. 2011, 06:34
| Men | Gold | Silver | Bronze |
|---|---|---|---|
| - 60 kg |  Amirani Totikashvili (URS) |
 Petr Šedivák (TCH) |
 Philippe Pradayrol (FRA) Carlos Sotillo (ESP)
|
| - 65 kg | Bruno Carabetta (FRA) |
Sergey Kosmynin (URS) |
 József Csák (HUN) Pavel Petříkov (TCH)
|
| - 71 kg |  Jorma Korhonen (FIN) |
Bertalan Hajtós (HUN) |
Marc Alexandre (FRA) Giorgi Tenadze (URS)
|
| - 78 kg | Bashir Varayev (URS) |
 Frank Wieneke (FRG) |
??? Zsolt Zsoldos (HUN)
|
| - 86 kg | Fabien Canu (FRA) |
Vitaly Budyukin (URS) |
 Giorgio Vismara (ITA) Axel Lobenstein (GDR)
|
| - 95 kg | Koba Kurtanidze (URS) |
Jiří Sosna (TCH) |
??? Marc Meiling (FRG)
|
| + 95 kg |  Rafał Kubacki (POL) |
??? Thomas Müller (GDR) |
 Hans Buiting (NED) Grigory Verichev (URS
|
| open | Juha Salonen (FIN) |
??? Frank Möller (GDR) |
 Harry Van Barneveld (BEL) Sergey Kosorotov (URS)
|
| Women | Gold | Silver | Bronze |
|---|---|---|---|
| - 48 kg | Cécile Nowak (FRA) |
 Karen Briggs (GBR) |
Małgorzata Roszkowska (POL) Marjo Vilhola (FIN)
|
| - 52 kg | Jaana Ronkainen (FIN) |
Dominique Brun (FRA) |
Joanna Majdan (POL) Sharon Rendle (GBR)
|
| - 56 kg | Catherine Arnaud (FRA) |
Maria Gontowicz-Szałas (POL) |
Jenny Gal (NED) Miriam Blasco (ESP)
|
| - 61 kg | Catherine Fleury (FRA) |
Lenka Šindlerová (TCH) |
Diane Bell (GBR) Yael Arad (ISR)
|
| - 66 kg | Emanuela Pierantozzi (ITA) |
Alexandra Schreiber (FRG) |
Ulla Werbrouck (BEL) Claire Lecat (FRA)
|
| - 72 kg | Ingrid Berghmans (BEL) |
 Elisabeth Karlsson (SWE) |
Marion van Dorssen (NED) Aline Batailler (FRA)
|
| + 72 kg | Angelique Seriese (NED) |
Anne Åkerblom (FIN) |
Beata Maksymow (POL) Natalina Lupino (FRA)
|
| open | Angelique Seriese (NED) |
Beata Maksymow (POL) |
Yelena Guschina (URS) Ingrid Berghmans (BEL)
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