Herrarnas tungvikt i judo vid olympiska sommarspelen 2004
| Judo vid olympiska sommarspelen 2004  | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Extra lättvikt | herrar | damer | ||
| Halv lättvikt | herrar | damer | ||
| Lättvikt | herrar | damer | ||
| Halv mellanvikt | herrar | damer | ||
| Mellanvikt | herrar | damer | ||
| Halv tungvikt | herrar | damer | ||
| Tungvikt | herrar | damer | ||
Herrarnas +100 kg i judo vid olympiska sommarspelen 2004 avgjordes den 20 augusti 2004 i Aten i mässhallen Ano Liosia Olympic Hall.
Medaljörer
| Gren | Guld | Silver | Brons |
| Tungvikt (+100 kg)[1] |  Keiji SuzukiJapan |  Tamerlan TmenovRyssland |  Indrek PertelsonEstland |
 Dennis van der GeestNederländerna |
Resultat
Inledande omgång
Eftersom det fanns fler än 32 tävlande, så hölls en inledande omgång för att eliminera så att antalet tävlande blev 32.
Huvudturnering
| Sextondelsfinaler | Åttondelsfinaler | Kvartsfinaler | Semifinaler | Final | |||||||||||||
| Suzuki (JPN) | W | ||||||||||||||||
 Tölzer (GER) | L | Suzuki (JPN) | W | ||||||||||||||
 Papaioannou (GRE) | W | Papaioannou (GRE) | L | ||||||||||||||
 Ruiz (VEN) | L | Suzuki (JPN) | W | ||||||||||||||
 Rybak (BLR) | W | Rybak (BLR) | L | ||||||||||||||
 Baccino (ARG) | L | Rybak (BLR) | W | ||||||||||||||
 Pan (CHN) | W | Pan (CHN) | L | ||||||||||||||
 Eitel (POL) | L | Suzuki (JPN) | W | ||||||||||||||
 Bianchessi (ITA) | W | Bianchessi (ITA) | L | ||||||||||||||
 Kim (KOR) | L | Bianchessi (ITA) | W | ||||||||||||||
 Polyanskyy (UKR) | W | Polyanskyy (UKR) | L | ||||||||||||||
 Elshehaby (EGY) | L | Bianchessi (ITA) | W | ||||||||||||||
| Van der Geest (NED) | W | Van der Geest (NED) | L | ||||||||||||||
 Morán (HON) | L | Van der Geest (NED) | W | ||||||||||||||
 Ikhsangaliyev (KAZ) | W | Ikhsangaliyev (KAZ) | L | ||||||||||||||
 Lazame (IRQ) | L | Suzuki (JPN) | W | ||||||||||||||
| Tmenov (RUS) | W | Tmenov (RUS) | L | ||||||||||||||
 Munteanu (ROU) | L | Tmenov (RUS) | W | ||||||||||||||
 Hernandes (BRA) | W | Hernandes (BRA) | L | ||||||||||||||
 Onyemachi (NGR) | L | Tmenov (RUS) | W | ||||||||||||||
| Pertelson (EST) | W | Pertelson (EST) | L | ||||||||||||||
 Bouaichaoui (ALG) | L | Pertelson (EST) | W | ||||||||||||||
 Tangriyev (UZB) | W | Tangriyev (UZB) | L | ||||||||||||||
 Bataille (FRA) | L | Tmenov (RUS) | W | ||||||||||||||
 Miran (IRI) | W | Miran (IRI) | L | ||||||||||||||
 Brutus (HAI) | L | Miran (IRI) | W | ||||||||||||||
 Tataroğlu (TUR) | W | Tataroğlu (TUR) | L | ||||||||||||||
 Gujejiani (GEO) | L | Miran (IRI) | W | ||||||||||||||
 Pepic (AUS) | W | Pepic (AUS) | L | ||||||||||||||
 Camacho (COL) | L | Pepic (AUS) | W | ||||||||||||||
 Boonzaayer (USA) | W | Boonzaayer (USA) | L | ||||||||||||||
 Al-Ali (KUW) | L | ||||||||||||||||
Återkval
| 1:a omgången | 2:a omgången | 3:e omgången | Bronsmatch | ||||||||||
| Pertelson (EST) | W | Bianchessi (ITA) | L | ||||||||||
| Hernandes (BRA) | W | Hernandes (BRA) | L | Pertelson (EST) | W | ||||||||
| Munteanu (ROU) | L | Pertelson (EST) | W | ||||||||||
| Tataroğlu (TUR) | L | ||||||||||||
| Pepic (AUS) | L | ||||||||||||
| Tataroğlu (TUR) | W | Tataroğlu (TUR) | W | ||||||||||
| Brutus (HAI) | L | ||||||||||||
| Van der Geest (NED) | W | Miran (IRI) | L | ||||||||||
| Polyanskyy (UKR) | L | Kim (KOR) | L | Van der Geest (NED) | W | ||||||||
| Kim (KOR) | W | Van der Geest (NED) | W | ||||||||||
| Tölzer (GER) | L | ||||||||||||
| Rybak (BLR) | L | ||||||||||||
| Papaioannou (GRE) | L | Tölzer (GER) | W | ||||||||||
| Tölzer (GER) | W | ||||||||||||
Referenser
- ^ http://www.sports-reference.com/olympics/summer/2004/JUD/mens-heavyweight.html Arkiverad 5 februari 2009 hämtat från the Wayback Machine. (engelska)
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