Yuta Yazaki - Achievements

Achievements

Year Date Tournament Place Weight class
2007 12.8 Jigoro Kano Cup 5th Middleweight (-90 kg)
11.18 Kodokan Cup 3rd Middleweight (-90 kg)
4.29 All-Japan Championships Round of 38
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2.4 Tbilisi World Cup 1st Middleweight (-90 kg)
2006 11.19 Kodokan Cup 2nd Middleweight (-90 kg)
4.2 All-Japan Weight Class Championships 2nd Middleweight (-90 kg)
2.25 Hamburg Super World Cup 2nd Middleweight (-90 kg)
1.15 Jigoro Kano Cup 7th Middleweight (-90 kg)
2005 4.29 All-Japan Championships 5th
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1.9 Jigoro Kano Cup 5th
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2004 11.21 Kodokan Cup 2nd Middleweight (-90 kg)
4.4 All-Japan Weight Class Championships 3rd Middleweight (-90 kg)
2.21 Hamburg Super World Cup 1st Middleweight (-90 kg)
2003 10.31 Asian Championships 1st Middleweight (-90 kg)
9.12 World Championships Round of 16 Middleweight (-90 kg)
4.29 All-Japan Championships 5th
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4.6 All-Japan Weight Class Championships 1st Middleweight (-90 kg)
1.12 Jigoro Kano Cup 1st Middleweight (-90 kg)
2002 10.1 Asian Games 1st Middleweight (-90 kg)
4.7 All-Japan Weight Class Championships 1st Middleweight (-90 kg)
2001 11.24 Kodokan Cup 2nd Middleweight (-90 kg)
5.24 East Asian Games 2nd Middleweight (-90 kg)
4.29 All-Japan Championships 5th
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1.14 Jigoro Kano Cup Round of 16
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1998 ? World Junior Championships 1st Middleweight (-90 kg)

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