Judo
Judo World Championships 2033
Complete guide to Judo world championships in 2033, featuring the World Judo Championships.
About Judo
Judo is a Japanese martial art focused on throws and groundwork. World Championships feature 14 individual weight categories (7 men's, 7 women's) plus mixed team events, making it one of the most extensive combat sports competitions.
Japan has won more Olympic and World Championship judo medals than any other nation. France has the largest judo population in Europe with over 500,000 registered practitioners.
Why Watch in 2033
The 2033 World Judo Championships in Marrakech mark a historic moment for African combat sports. Georgia's remarkable judo culture continues to produce champions, while Japan seeks to reassert dominance after increased global competition.
Top Nations
Judo Events in 2033
1 eventLatest Judo News
All NewsMarrakech Wins Bid to Host 2033 World Judo Championships
The International Judo Federation awards the 2033 World Judo Championships to Marrakech, Morocco, marking a historic moment for African combat sports.
2026-01-01World Judo Championships 2033: Japan's Quest for Continued Dominance
Japan has dominated recent World Judo Championships, but a new generation of international competitors is rising. We preview the 2033 edition and analyze the shifting power dynamics.
Frequently Asked Questions
When are the World Judo Championships 2033?
The World Judo Championships 2033 takes place in August-September 2033.
How many weight categories are there?
There are 7 weight categories each for men and women, plus mixed team events.
Which countries dominate judo?
Japan, France, South Korea, Brazil, and Georgia are traditional judo powerhouses.