In a thrilling display of judo excellence, the Abu Dhabi Grand Slam 2024 hled from 11th to 13th October captivated fans with dynamic performances. Celebrating its fifteenth edition, the event marked a milestone in the Emirati capital’s judo journey, dating back to 2009 when it first joined the World Judo Tour. The competition showcased a mix of new champions and seasoned athletes, reflecting the sport’s evolution and commitment to greatness. The United Arab Emirates shone brightly, both in organization and sporting achievements, with the Netherlands clinching the top spot in the overall standings. 

Men -60kg category

Abu Dhabi Grand Slam 2024 – Men’s Results

Medals, cheques and flowers were presented by Mr Balazs Fürjes, IOC Member representing Hungary, and H.E. Jabr Al Suwaidi, Minister of State of UAE

Men -66kg category

Medals, cheques and flowers were presented by Mr Max-Hervé George, CEO of Icona Capital, IJF Partner, and Mr Eissa bin Huwaiden, Board Member of the UAE Judo Federation

Men -73kg category

Medals, cheques and flowers were presented by H.E Mohamed Bin Thaaloob Alderei, President of the UAE Judo Federation, and Dr Antonio Castro, IJF Ambassador and Chairman of the IJF Medical Commission

Men -81kg category

Medals, cheques and flowers were presented by Dr Viktor Huszar, Chairman of the International Teqball Federation, and Mr Ahmed Albooshi, Board Member of the UAE Judo Federation

Men -90kg category

Medals, cheques and flowers were presented by Mr Naser Al Tamimi, IJF General Treasurer and General Seecretary of the UAE Judo Federation, and Mr Bader Al Ali, Representative of the Abu Dhabi Sports Council

Final Results (-90 kg)

Men -100kg category

Medals, cheques and flowers were presented by Mr Siteny Randrianasoloniaiko, IJF Vice President and President of the African Judo Union, and Mr Sultan Alketbi, Event Director of the Abu Dhabi Grand Slam 2024

Men +100kg category

Medals, cheques and flowers were presented by Mr Haruki Uemura, IJF Executive Committee Member and President of the Kodokan, and Mr Kosei Inoue, Olympic Champion, 3 time World Champion, and member of the IJF Hall of Fame

Final Results (+100 kg)