Herrarnas lättvikt i judo vid olympiska sommarspelen 1996
| Judo vid olympiska sommarspelen 1996  | ||||
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| Halv lättvikt | herrar | damer | ||
| Lättvikt | herrar | damer | ||
| Halv mellanvikt | herrar | damer | ||
| Mellanvikt | herrar | damer | ||
| Halv tungvikt | herrar | damer | ||
| Tungvikt | herrar | damer | ||
Herrarnas -71 kg i judo vid olympiska sommarspelen 1996 avgjordes i Atlanta i mässhallen Georgia World Congress Center.
Medaljörer
| Gren | Guld | Silver | Brons |
| Lättvikt (71 kg)[1] |  Kenzo NakamuraJapan |  Kwak Dae-SungSydkorea |  Christophe GaglianoFrankrike  Jimmy PedroUSA |
Resultat
Huvudträd
| Sextondelsfinaler | Åttondelsfinaler | Kvartsfinaler | Semifinaler | Final | |||||||||||||
 Payne (BAR) | L | ||||||||||||||||
 Dgebuadze (GEO) | W | Dgebuadze (GEO) | W | ||||||||||||||
 Mularoni (SMR) | L |  Bentes (POR) | L | ||||||||||||||
| Bentes (POR) | W | Dgebuadze (GEO) | L | ||||||||||||||
| Pedro (USA) | W |  Boldbaatar (MGL) | W | ||||||||||||||
 Kingston (GBR) | L | Pedro (USA) | L | ||||||||||||||
| Boldbaatar (MGL) | W | Boldbaatar (MGL) | W | ||||||||||||||
 Alquati (ARG) | L | Boldbaatar (MGL) | L | ||||||||||||||
 Schmidt (GER) | W | Nakamura (JPN) | W | ||||||||||||||
 Wojdan (POL) | L | Schmidt (GER) | W | ||||||||||||||
 Brambilla (ITA) | L |  Hajtos (HUN) | L | ||||||||||||||
| Hajtos (HUN) | W | Schmidt (GER) | L | ||||||||||||||
 Harkat (ALG) | W | Nakamura (JPN) | W | ||||||||||||||
 Rodriguez (PUR) | L | Harkat (ALG) | L | ||||||||||||||
| Nakamura (JPN) | W | Nakamura (JPN) | W | ||||||||||||||
 Schleicher (AUT) | L | Nakamura (JPN) | W | ||||||||||||||
 Achirov (KAZ) | L | Kwak (KOR) | L | ||||||||||||||
 Golban (MDA) | W | Golban (MDA) | L | ||||||||||||||
 Huang (TPE) | L |  Corkin (NZL) | W | ||||||||||||||
| Corkin (NZL) | W | Corkin (NZL) | L | ||||||||||||||
 Pereira (BRA) | W | Pereira (BRA) | W | ||||||||||||||
| Gagliano (FRA) | L | Pereira (BRA) | W | ||||||||||||||
 Abanoz (TUR) | W | Abanoz (TUR) | L | ||||||||||||||
 Pacce (PAR) | L | Pereira (BRA) | L | ||||||||||||||
 Shturbabin (UZB) | W | Kwak (KOR) | W | ||||||||||||||
 Moussa (TUN) | L | Shturbabin (UZB) | W | ||||||||||||||
 Vargas (ESA) | L |  al-Sharrah (KUW) | L | ||||||||||||||
| al-Sharrah (KUW) | W | Shturbabin (UZB) | L | ||||||||||||||
| Kwak (KOR) | W | Kwak (KOR) | W | ||||||||||||||
 Kouassi (CIV) | L | Kwak (KOR) | W | ||||||||||||||
 Nunez (CRC) | L |  Ghomi (IRI) | L | ||||||||||||||
| Ghomi (IRI) | W | ||||||||||||||||
Återkval
| 1:a omgången | 2:a omgången | 3:e omgången | Bronsmatcher | ||||||||||
| Pedro (USA) | W | Pedro (USA) | W | ||||||||||
| Alquati (ARG) | L | Dgebuadze (GEO) | L | Pereira (BRA) | L | ||||||||
| Pedro (USA) | W | Pedro (USA) | W | ||||||||||
| Schmidt (GER) | L | ||||||||||||
| Schleicher (AUT) | L | ||||||||||||
| Schleicher (AUT) | W | Schmidt (GER) | W | ||||||||||
| Harkat (ALG) | L | ||||||||||||
| Corkin (NZL) | L | Gagliano (FRA) | W | ||||||||||
| Gagliano (FRA) | W | Gagliano (FRA) | W | Boldbaatar (MGL) | L | ||||||||
| Abanoz (TUR) | L | Gagliano (FRA) | W | ||||||||||
| Shturbabin (UZB) | L | ||||||||||||
| Shturbabin (UZB) | W | ||||||||||||
| Kouassi (CIV) | L | Ghomi (IRI) | L | ||||||||||
| Ghomi (IRI) | W | ||||||||||||
Referenser
- ^ http://www.sports-reference.com/olympics/summer/1996/JUD/mens-lightweight.html Arkiverad 13 september 2013 hämtat från the Wayback Machine. (engelska)
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