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1. Olympics schedule

   All times in EDT | Last updated on July 25, 2024

   Sat, July 274:00 AM	JudoAustralia vs Italy
   Sat, July 274:00 AM	JudoChina vs United States
   Sat, July 274:06 AM	JudoSouth Korea vs Sweden

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   All times in EDT | Last updated on July 23, 2024

   1:30 PMWatch on NBC	Opening Ceremony

   5:00 AM	DivingWomen's Synchronised 3m Springboard Final
   9:00 AM	Table TennisMen's & Women's Singles Preliminary Round
   9:35 AM	Water PoloGreece vs United States

   4:00 AM	Table TennisMen's & Women's Singles Round of 64
   9:00 AM	Water PoloItaly vs United States
   10:00 AM	Table TennisMixed Doubles Quarterfinals

   5:00 AM	EquestrianEventing Team Jumping Final
   5:00 AM	DivingMen's Synchronised 10m Platform Final
   6:00 AM	TennisMen's & Women's Singles 2nd Rnd/Men's & Women's Dbles 2nd Rnd/Mix Dbles 1st Rnd

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2. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Naohisa_TakatoNaohisa Takato - Wikipedia

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   Naohisa Takato (髙藤直寿, Takatō Naohisa, born 30 May 1993) is a Japanese judoka. Takato is currently the top ranked judoka in the world in the extra-lightweight division. He became one of judo's most prominent fighters by winning the 2013 World Championships.

   • by Ippon: 50 (59.5%)
   • Total: 84 (100%)

   • Losses: 10 (11.9%)
   • Wins: 74 (88.1%)

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4. www.nytimes.com › naohisa-takato-judo-japanNaohisa Takato Wins Japan's First Gold Medal in Tokyo ...

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   Jul 24, 2021 · On the first full day of competition, Naohisa Takato won a gold medal in judo in the under-60 kilogram weight class, making up for his disappointing bronze medal finish at the Rio Games...

5. www.nbcolympics.com › news › japanese-judoka-naohisaJapanese judoka Naohisa Takato wins Japan's first Olympic ...

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   Jul 24, 2021 · Takato, 28, became the first Japanese athlete to win a gold medal at the Tokyo Olympics Saturday morning. He defeated Chinese Taipei athlete Yang Yung-wei to win the title in the men's -60 kg weight class.

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7. www.ijf.org › judoka › 9344Naohisa TAKATO / IJF.org - Judo

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   TAKATO Naohisa. Japan. Age: 31 years. Overview Photos Contests Videos Results WRL. Under the spotlights. Photos (Tashkent World Championships Senior 2022, Olympic Games Tokyo 2020, Paris Grand Slam 2019, Montreal Grand Prix 2019) Latest Results. WRL.

   • Contests: 113
   • Photos: 352

   • Ippons: 34
   • Results: 36

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   Nov 22, 2019 · Watch TAKATO Naohisa Highlights from Osaka Grand Slam 2019 TAKATO Profile: https://www.ijf.org/judoka/9344 ...more.

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9. apnews.com › article › 2020-tokyo-olympics-sportsNaohisa Takato claims Japan’s 1st Tokyo gold with judo win

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   Jul 24, 2021 · Takato won Japan’s first gold medal at its home Olympics, beating Taiwan’s Yang Yung-wei in the men’s 60-kilogram judo final to cap a series of dramatic victories that could erase some of his nation’s profound ambivalence about these trouble-plagued games.

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    Did Naohisa Takato win a gold medal in judo?

    • On the first full day of competition, Naohisa Takato won a gold medal in judo in the under-60 kilogram weight class, making up for his disappointing bronze medal finish at the Rio Games in 2016. The three-time world champion beat Taiwan’s Yang Yung Wei at Nippon Budokan, the sport’s hallowed home.

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    Why did Takato struggle in Rio?

    • Takato attributed his struggles in Rio to his inability to handle the enormous pressure as his team’s leadoff Olympic fighter, due to competing in the sport’s lightest weight class.

    Naohisa Takato claims Japan’s 1st Tokyo gold with judo win

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    How did Takato vs Nagayama compare?

    • Both are trained by Minoru Konegawa, and had a 48 place difference in world rankings, with Takato ranked seventh and Nagayama 56th at the time. Takato attempted throughout the bout to bring the fight to newaza, however was unable to break Nagayama's defense. He most notably used sankaku jime.

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    How did Takato beat Amiran Papinashvili?

    • Takato fired an early waza-ari with kouchi gari, and scored a second using ouchi gari. He then transitioned to newaza, pinning his opponent again with kesa gatame, showing a versatility masterclass. In the quarter-final he faced Georgia's Amiran Papinashvili. The bout only lasted 40 seconds, as Takato threw him for ippon with kouchi gari.

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11. www.judoinside.com › judoka › 56591JudoInside - Naohisa Takato Judoka

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    Naohisa Takato. Country: Japan | Born: 30 May 1993 (31 years) Naohisa Takato is the Olympic Champion of 2020 in Tokyo. He is quadruple World Champion. He won gold in 2022 in Tashkent, 2018 in Baku, 2017 in Budapest and in 2013 he won the title in Rio de Janeiro for the first time.