M3 and M4 Categories Deliver Unforgettable Action
The second day of the Paris World Judo Championships Veterans featured intense energy and fierce competition as the M3 and M4 categories took center stage. Judoka from across the globe demonstrated their skill, determination, and enduring judo spirit, creating thrilling contests throughout the day.
The atmosphere was electric with athletes aged 40 to 49 competing for podium positions. The vibrant and passionate crowd cheered every throw, pin, and technique, fueling the excitement.
With a record-breaking turnout, the competition grew even more intense, proving this year’s championships are among the most memorable in recent times.
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- Itsutsu-no-kata was featured for the first time in the history of the championships.
- After five days of exceptional intensity in Paris, the event confirmed its prestige.
- Koshiki-no-kata made a historic first appearance during the tournament.
- On October 23, 1975, in Vienna, a young French judoka began a journey that continues to inspire.
- The final day of the Paris World Judo Championships culminated in awarding the last medals and ippons.
"The spirit of judo transcends age, demonstrated by competitors aged 40 to 49 battling fiercely for their place on the podium."
Author’s summary: The 2025 Paris World Judo Championships Veterans showcased remarkable skill and passion in the M3 and M4 categories, making this year’s event truly unforgettable.
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