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Was there judo in 2004?
There was judo in the 2004 Olympics. There were 368 competitors battling for 14 gold medals.
Which country won the bronze medal in women's 78 kg in Judo at the Rio 2016 Olympics?
The countries winning the bronze medals in the Women's 78 kg in Judo event at the Rio 2016 Olympics were Brazil and Slovenia.
Did north Korea win medals at the 2012 Olympics?
Yes 4 Gold and 2 Bronze medals were won by them. One medal in Judo and the rest in Weightlifting
Which country won the bronze medal in women's 78 plus kg in Judo at the Rio 2016 Olympics?
The bronze medals in the Women's 78 Plus Kilograms in Judo event at the Rio 2016 Olympics went to Japan and China.
How many medals did Greece win in the 2012 Olympics?
Greece won 2 Bronze Medals in Judo Men's 90 kg and Rowing Lightweight double sculls
How many medals did the US win in judo in the 2008 Olympics?
One medal. Ronda Rousey - Bronze - Women's 70 Kg.
Was there judo in 2004 Olympics?
Yes, judo made its debut in the Olympics in 1964.
How much gold medals does Usain Bolt have?
He has 3 gold medals from the Olympics.
How many medals did the US win in the 1984 olympics?
The United States won 4 gold medals at the Winter Olympics in Sarajevo and 83 gold medas at the Summer Olympics in Los Angeles.
What is the most successful Olympic sport of Japan?
In the Summer Olympics, Japan has won the most medals in gymnastics (92) and the most gold medals in judo (35). Swimming and wrestling are also sports that Japan has done very well at. In the Winter Olympics, Japan has won the most medals in speed skating (12) and the most gold medals (3) in ski jumping.
What sports are Japan best at in the Olympics?
For the Summer Games, Japan has won the most medals in gymnastics, judo, swimming, and wrestling. For the Winter Games, Japan has won the most medals in speed skating and ski jumping.
Where were volleyball and judo first introduced into the Olympics?
Volleyball and judo were first introduced into the Olympics in Tokyo, Japan, in 1964.
