Brazil at the World Judo Championships

Brazil is 12th on the all time medal table at the World Judo Championships. Brazil's first World Championships medal was won by Chiaki Ishii at Men's -93 kg event in 1971. He won bronze. Danielle Zangrando won the first woman's medal at Women's -56 kg event in 1995. She won bronze. João Derly won the first golden medal at Men's -66 kg event in 2005.[1]

At the 2007 World Judo Championships, held in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil got the best placing on the medal table, finishing 2nd behind only Japan.

Medalists at the individual competitions

Medal Name Year Event
 Bronze Chiaki Ishii West Germany 1971 Ludwigshafen Men's -93 kg
 Bronze Walter Carmona France 1979 Paris Men's -86 kg
 Bronze Aurélio Miguel West Germany 1987 Essen Men's -95 kg
 Silver Aurélio Miguel Canada 1993 Hamilton Men's -95 kg
 Bronze Rogério Sampaio Canada 1993 Hamilton Men's -71 kg
 Bronze Danielle Zangrando Japan 1993 Tokyo Women's -71 kg
 Silver Aurélio Miguel France 1997 Paris Men's -95 kg
 Bronze Fúlvio Miyata France 1997 Paris Men's -60 kg
 Bronze Edinanci Silva France 1997 Paris Women's -72 kg
 Bronze Sebastian Pereira United Kingdom 1999 Birmingham Men's -73 kg
 Bronze Carlos Honorato Japan 2003 Osaka Men's -90 kg
 Bronze Mário Sabino Japan 2003 Osaka Men's -100 kg
 Bronze Edinanci Silva Japan 2003 Osaka Women's -78 kg
 Gold João Derly Egypt 2005 Cairo Men's -66 kg
 Bronze Luciano Corrêa Egypt 2005 Cairo Men's -100 kg
 Gold João Derly Brazil 2007 Rio de Janeiro Men's -66 kg
 Gold Tiago Camilo Brazil 2007 Rio de Janeiro Men's -81 kg
 Gold Luciano Corrêa Brazil 2007 Rio de Janeiro Men's -100 kg
 Bronze João Schlittler Brazil 2007 Rio de Janeiro Men's +100 kg
 Silver Leandro Cunha Japan 2010 Tokyo Men's -66 kg
 Silver Leandro Guilheiro Japan 2010 Tokyo Men's -81 kg
 Silver Mayra Aguiar Japan 2010 Tokyo Women's -78 kg
 Bronze Sarah Menezes Japan 2010 Tokyo Women's -48 kg
 Silver Leandro Cunha France 2011 Paris Men's -66 kg
 Silver Rafaela Silva France 2010 Paris Women's -57 kg
 Bronze Leandro Guilheiro France 2011 Paris Men's -81 kg
 Bronze Sarah Menezes France 2011 Paris Women's -48 kg
 Bronze Mayra Aguiar France 2011 Paris Women's -78 kg
 Gold Rafaela Silva Brazil 2013 Rio de Janeiro Women's -57 kg
 Silver Rafael Silva Brazil 2013 Rio de Janeiro Men's +100 kg
 Silver Érika Miranda Brazil 2013 Rio de Janeiro Women's -52 kg
 Silver Maria Suelen Altheman Brazil 2013 Rio de Janeiro Women's +78 kg
 Bronze Sarah Menezes Brazil 2013 Rio de Janeiro Women's -48 kg
 Bronze Mayra Aguiar Brazil 2013 Rio de Janeiro Women's -78 kg
 Gold Mayra Aguiar Russia 2014 Chelyabinsk Women's -78 kg
 Silver Maria Suelen Altheman Russia 2014 Chelyabinsk Women's +78 kg
 Bronze Rafael Silva Russia 2014 Chelyabinsk Men's +100 kg
 Bronze Érika Miranda Russia 2014 Chelyabinsk Women's -52 kg
 Bronze Victor Penalber Kazakhstan 2015 Astana Men's -81 kg
 Bronze Érika Miranda Kazakhstan 2015 Astana Women's -52 kg

Source: [1]

Medal tables

By gender

Gender Gold Silver Bronze Total
Women 2 5 10 17
Men 4 6 13 23
Total 6 11 23 40

By athlete

Gender Gold Silver Bronze Total
João Derly 2 0 0 2
Mayra Aguiar 1 1 2 4
Aurélio Miguel 0 2 1 3
Érika Miranda 0 1 2 3
Sarah Menezes 0 0 3 3

Only athletes with at least two gold medals or three medals

Brazil at the Judo Team World Championships

Men's Team
Year Medal Medalists
Belarus 1998 Minsk  Silver
China 2007 Beijing  Silver
Japan 2008 Tokyo  Bronze
Turkey 2010 Antalya  Silver
France 2011 Paris  Silver
Brazil 2012 Salvador  Bronze

* Judokas who participated in the qualifying only and received medals.

Women's Team
Year Medal Medalists
Brazil 2012 Salvador  Bronze
Brazil 2013 Rio de Janeiro  Silver

* Judokas who participated in the qualifying only and received medals.

Medal table

Gender Gold Silver Bronze Total
Women's Team 0 1 1 2
Men's Team 0 4 2 6
Total 0 5 3 8

References

  1. 1 2 "Galeria de Campeões". CBJ (in Portuguese). Retrieved October 3, 2015.
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