Brazil at the World Judo Championships

Brazil at the
World Judo Championships
Flag of Brazil
IOC codeBRA
National federationCBJ
Websitecbj.com.br
Medals
Ranked 10th
Gold
9
Silver
20
Bronze
39
Total
68

Brazil is 9th 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 1971 Ludwigshafen Men's -93 kg
 Bronze Walter Carmona 1979 Paris Men's -86 kg
 Bronze Aurélio Miguel 1987 Essen Men's -95 kg
 Silver Aurélio Miguel 1993 Hamilton Men's -95 kg
 Bronze Rogério Sampaio 1993 Hamilton Men's -71 kg
 Bronze Danielle Zangrando 1995 Tokyo Women's -71 kg
 Silver Aurélio Miguel 1997 Paris Men's -95 kg
 Bronze Fúlvio Miyata 1997 Paris Men's -60 kg
 Bronze Edinanci Silva 1997 Paris Women's -72 kg
 Bronze Sebastian Pereira 1999 Birmingham Men's -73 kg
 Bronze Carlos Honorato 2003 Osaka Men's -90 kg
 Bronze Mário Sabino 2003 Osaka Men's -100 kg
 Bronze Edinanci Silva 2003 Osaka Women's -78 kg
 Gold João Derly 2005 Cairo Men's -66 kg
 Bronze Luciano Corrêa 2005 Cairo Men's -100 kg
 Gold João Derly 2007 Rio de Janeiro Men's -66 kg
 Gold Tiago Camilo 2007 Rio de Janeiro Men's -81 kg
 Gold Luciano Corrêa 2007 Rio de Janeiro Men's -100 kg
 Bronze João Schlittler 2007 Rio de Janeiro Men's +100 kg
 Silver Leandro Cunha 2010 Tokyo Men's -66 kg
 Silver Leandro Guilheiro 2010 Tokyo Men's -81 kg
 Silver Mayra Aguiar 2010 Tokyo Women's -78 kg
 Bronze Sarah Menezes 2010 Tokyo Women's -48 kg
 Silver Leandro Cunha 2011 Paris Men's -66 kg
 Silver Rafaela Silva 2011 Paris Women's -57 kg
 Bronze Leandro Guilheiro 2011 Paris Men's -81 kg
 Bronze Sarah Menezes 2011 Paris Women's -48 kg
 Bronze Mayra Aguiar 2011 Paris Women's -78 kg
 Gold Rafaela Silva 2013 Rio de Janeiro Women's -57 kg
 Silver Rafael Silva 2013 Rio de Janeiro Men's +100 kg
 Silver Érika Miranda 2013 Rio de Janeiro Women's -52 kg
 Silver Maria Suelen Altheman 2013 Rio de Janeiro Women's +78 kg
 Bronze Sarah Menezes 2013 Rio de Janeiro Women's -48 kg
 Bronze Mayra Aguiar 2013 Rio de Janeiro Women's -78 kg
 Gold Mayra Aguiar 2014 Chelyabinsk Women's -78 kg
 Silver Maria Suelen Altheman 2014 Chelyabinsk Women's +78 kg
 Bronze Rafael Silva 2014 Chelyabinsk Men's +100 kg
 Bronze Érika Miranda 2014 Chelyabinsk Women's -52 kg
 Bronze Victor Penalber 2015 Astana Men's -81 kg
 Bronze Érika Miranda 2015 Astana Women's -52 kg
 Gold Mayra Aguiar 2017 Budapest Women's -78 kg
 Silver David Moura 2017 Budapest Men's +100 kg
 Bronze Rafael Silva 2017 Budapest Men's +100 kg
 Bronze Érika Miranda 2017 Budapest Women's -52 kg
 Bronze Érika Miranda 2018 Baku Women's -52 kg
 Bronze Rafaela Silva 2019 Tokyo Women's -57 kg
 Bronze Mayra Aguiar 2019 Tokyo Women's -78 kg
 Bronze Maria Suelen Altheman 2021 Budapest Women's +78 kg
 Bronze Beatriz Souza 2021 Budapest Women's +78 kg
 Gold Rafaela Silva 2022 Tashkent Women's -57 kg
 Bronze Daniel Cargnin 2022 Tashkent Men's -73 kg
 Gold Mayra Aguiar 2022 Tashkent Women's -78 kg
 Silver Beatriz Souza 2022 Tashkent Women's +78 kg
 Bronze Rafael Silva 2023 Doha Men's +100 kg
 Bronze Beatriz Souza 2023 Doha Women's +78 kg
 Silver Daniel Cargnin 2025 Budapest Men's -73 kg
 Bronze Shirlen Nascimento 2025 Budapest Women's -57 kg

Source: [1]

Medal tables

By gender

GenderGoldSilverBronzeTotal
Women561728
Men481729

By athlete

AthleteGoldSilverBronzeTotal
Mayra Aguiar3137
Rafaela Silva2114
João Derly2002
Luciano Corrêa1012
Tiago Camilo1001
Aurélio Miguel0213
Maria Suelen Altheman0213
Érika Miranda0145
Rafael Silva0134
Beatriz Souza0123
Sarah Menezes0033

Only athletes with at least one gold medal or three medals

Brazil at the Judo Team World Championships

Medal table

GenderGoldSilverBronzeTotal
Men's Team0426
Mixed Team0123
Women's Team0112

References

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