Ju-Jitsu

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IWGA Member Federation since 1994.

Learn more about Ju-Jitsu Duo, Fighting,  Jiu-Jitsu (Ne-Waza). Also on YouTube.

Good to know

Ju-Jitsu is the sport in which most gold medals were awarded during The World Games 2017. 22 Medal events were held in Wrocław, Poland.

Fun Fact

The Ne-Waza System is also called ‘human chess’. Strategies and tactics are designed to make your opponent waste his energy so as to submit him/her later in the fight.

On the programme of The World Games

2025 Chengdu, CHN

2022 Birmingham, USA

2017 Wrocław, POL

2013 Cali, COL

2009 Kaohsiung, TPE

2005 Duisburg, GER

2001 Akita, JPN

1997 Lahti, FIN

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Medal Results Birmingham 2022

Duo Team Mixed

  1. 1. THA
  2. 2. BEL
  3. 3. SUI

Fighting 48kg Women

  1. 1. Kanjutha PHATTARABOONSORN - THA
  2. 2. Athanasia ZARIOPI - GRE
  3. 3. Sandra BADIE - FRA

Fighting 57kg Women

  1. 1. Licai POURTOIS - BEL
  2. 2. Christina KOUTOULAKI - GRE
  3. 3. Rebekka Elisabeth Ziska DAHL - DEN

Fighting 62kg Men

  1. 1. Bohdan MOCHULSKYI - UKR
  2. 2. Jairo Alejandro VIVIESCAS ORTIZ - COL
  3. 3. Ecco Hendrikus Cornelis VAN DER VEER - NED

Fighting 63kg Women

  1. 1. Juliana FERREIRA - FRA
  2. 2. Orapa SENATHAM - THA
  3. 3. Lilian WEIKEN - GER

Fighting 69kg Men

  1. 1. Jaschar SALMANOW - GER
  2. 2. Ivan DELLA CROCE - SRB
  3. 3. Tim TOPLAK - SLO

Fighting 70kg Women

  1. 1. Annalena BAUER - GER
  2. 2. Chloe Claude Laurence LALANDE - FRA
  3. 3. Liva TANZER - DEN

Fighting 77kg Men

  1. 1. Simon ATTENBERGER - GER
  2. 2. Lucas ANDERSEN - DEN
  3. 3. Boy VOGELZANG - NED

Fighting 85kg Men

  1. 1. Nikola TRAJKOVIĆ - SRB
  2. 2. Donny DONKER - NED
  3. 3. Daniel ZMEEV - GER

Jiu-Jitsu (Ne-Waza) 48kg Women

  1. 1. Vicky HOANG - CAN
  2. 2. Kanjutha PHATTARABOONSORN - THA
  3. 3. Irina BRODSKI - GER

Jiu-Jitsu (Ne-Waza) 57kg Women

  1. 1. Meshy ROSENFELD - ISR
  2. 2. Galina DUVANOVA - KAZ
  3. 3. Laurence FOUILLAT - FRA

Jiu-Jitsu (Ne-Waza) 63kg Women

  1. 1. Maja POVŠNAR - SLO
  2. 2. Rony NISIMIAN - ISR
  3. 3. Shamma ALKALBANI - UAE

Jiu-Jitsu (Ne-Waza) 69kg Men

  1. 1. Florian BAYILI - BEL
  2. 2. Mohamed ALSUWAIDI - UAE
  3. 3. Viki DABUSH - ISR

Jiu-Jitsu (Ne-Waza) 77kg Men

  1. 1. Nimrod RYEDER - ISR
  2. 2. Ali MUNFAREDI - BRN
  3. 3. Michael SHEEHAN - CAN

Jiu-Jitsu (Ne-Waza) 85kg Men

  1. 1. Faisal ALKETBI - UAE
  2. 2. Abdurahmanhaji MURTAZALIEV - KGZ
  3. 3. Saar SHEMESH - ISR

Jiu-Jitsu (Ne-Waza) open Men

  1. 1. Faisal ALKETBI - UAE
  2. 2. Seif Eddine HOUMINE - MAR
  3. 3. Saar SHEMESH - ISR

Jiu-Jitsu (Ne-Waza) open Women

  1. 1. Meshy ROSENFELD - ISR
  2. 2. Bogdana GOLUB - UKR
  3. 3. Shamma ALKALBANI - UAE

National Competition Team Mixed

  1. 1. FRA
  2. 2. GER
  3. 3. NED

Most successful athletes of Ju-Jitsu

  1. Faisal ALKETBI (UAE) 3 1 0
  2. Mirnesa BECIROVIC (AUT) 2 0 0
  3. Mirneta BECIROVIC (AUT) 2 0 0
  4. Amal AMJAHID (BEL) 2 0 0
  5. Nicole SYDBOGE (DEN) 2 0 0
  1. Antonio DA COSTA (FRA) 2 0 0
  2. Juliana FERREIRA (FRA) 2 0 0
  3. Theresa ATTENBERGER (GER) 2 0 0
  4. Meshy ROSENFELD (ISR) 2 0 0
  5. Dan Melvin SCHON WEINBERG (MEX) 2 0 0

Most successful countries of Ju-Jitsu

  1. Flag of FranceFrance 18 15 11
  2. Flag of GermanyGermany 15 10 11
  3. Flag of DenmarkDenmark 11 3 4
  4. Flag of NetherlandsNetherlands 6 10 13
  5. Flag of RussiaRussia 4 9 4
  1. Flag of BelgiumBelgium 4 2 6
  2. Flag of AustriaAustria 4 2 2
  3. Flag of PolandPoland 3 5 4
  4. Flag of SwitzerlandSwitzerland 3 3 2
  5. Flag of United Arab EmiratesUnited Arab Emirates 3 2 2

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