Judo-Azerbaijan's Heydarov wins men's under 73kg gold
PARIS : Hidayat Heydarov of Azerbaijan won the gold medal in the men's under 73kg judo at the Paris Olympics on Monday.
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Judo-Canada's Deguchi and Heydarov of Azerbaijan win gold
PARIS :Christa Deguchi won the women's under 57kg gold to hand Canada its first ever Olympic judo title on Monday before Hidayat Heydarov of Azerbaijan disappointed a partisan crowd by triumphing in the men's under 73kg final at the Paris Games.
Judo-Canada's Christa Deguchi wins women's under 57kg gold
PARIS : Canadian Christa Deguchi won the gold medal in the women's under 57kg judo at the Paris Olympics on Monday.
Judo-France's Cysique and Gaba reach semi-finals
PARIS : France's Sarah-Leonie Cysique and Joan-Benjamin Gaba beat Japanese opponents to reach judo semi-finals at the Paris Olympics on Monday at Champs-de-Mars Arena.
Algerian judoka faces investigation after missing weight before match against Israeli opponent
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Paris Wants To Keep Balloon, Olympic Landmarks After Games: Mayor
Paris will explore ways to keep on display popular landmarks adorning the French capital for the Olympics even after the Games are over, including the rings on the Eiffel Tower and the hot air balloon tethered to the Olympic cauldron, its mayor said Monday. Anne Hidalgo told the France Bleu broadcaster that she hoped a hugely popular hot air balloon in the Tuileries gardens could find a permanent home in Paris, as could the statues of 10 French women that were part of the Olympics opening ceremony last week.
Judo-IJF to investigate, Israel calls for penalty after Algerian fails weigh-in
PARIS :Judo's governing body is to investigate why Algeria's Messaoud Redouane Dris failed the weigh-in for his under 73 kg bout with Israel's Tohar Butbul at the Paris Olympics, saying athletes can become "victims of broader political disputes".