Photographs by Emanuele Di Feliciantonio, Tamara Kulumbegashvili.
The Dushanbe Grand Slam 2024, the second ever IJF World Judo Tour event to be hosted in Tajikistan, has concluded. Similar to the previous Dushanbe Grand Prix 2023, this latest event was another success. The 3,500 capacity Kasri Tennis Arena was completely filled across the three days of competition. Additionally, numerous more spectators watched the action unfold on the large screens set up in the fan zone outside the venue.
Women -48kg category
Medals, cheques and flowers were presented by Mr Fabrice Caquin, CEO of Selerys, and Mr Zulfikor Gulahmadzoda, chairman of the Committee of Youth and Sports for the government of the Republic of Tajikistan
Final Results (-48 kg)
Women -52kg category
Medals, cheques and flowers were presented by Mr Ki-Young Jeon, IJF Head Referee Director, and Ms Dilbar Rakhim Odilzoda, Deputy Mayor of Dushanbe.
Final Results (-52 kg)
Women -57kg category
Medals, cheques and flowers were presented by Mr Michael Tamura, IJF Sport Director and president of Judo Canada, and Mr Abdulmumin Halimov, chairman of the Sogd Region Judo Federation.
Final Results (-57 kg)
Women -63kg category
Medals, cheques and flowers were presented by Mr Mohammed Meridja, IJF Education & Coaching Director, and Mr Nurshed Masharbov.
Final Results (-63 kg)
Women -70kg category
Medals, cheques and flowers were presented by Mr Armen Bagdasarov, IJF Head Referee Director, and Mr Qurbonali Safarov, Director of the Holding IMGroup, Sponsor of the Tajikistan Judo Federation.
Final Results (-70 kg)
Women -78kg category
Medals, cheques and flowers were presented by Mr Vlad Marinescu, IJF Director General, and Ms Dilrabo Ashurova, Head of department of Women and Family Affairs of the Executive Authority of Dushanbe City.
Final Results (-78 kg)
Women +78kg category
Medals, cheques and flowers were presented by Mr Juan Carlos Barcos, IJF Co-ordinator responsible for International Refereeing Seminars & President of the Spanish Judo Federation, and Mr Serik Sapiyev, Vice President of the Kazakhstan Olympic Committee and boxing Olympic champion.
