2016 Summer Olympics - Athletes

+100kg, open categoryFrance

Teddy Riner

Date of birth

1989-04-07

Birthplace

Pointe-à-Pitre

Height

204 cm

Weight

131.0 kg

Olympic Games (2 medals: 1 gold, 1 bronze)

  • +100kg: 1st (2012), 3rd (2008)

World Championships (9 medals: 8 gold, 1 silver)

  • +100kg: 1st (2007, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2013, 2014, 2015)
  • Open category: 1st (2008), 2nd (2010)

European Championships (5 medals: 5 gold)

  • +100kg: 1st (2007, 2011, 2013, 2014, 2016)

Bestriding the judo world...

French colossus Teddy Riner (2.04m, 130kg) has dominated the sport of judo over the past decade, winning a record 8 world championship crowns and Olympic gold (+100kg) at London 2012.

One of the most popular sportspeople in France, the 27-year-old recently lent his voice to the animated Disney film, "Zootopia". But he remains, first and foremost, a born competitor. In April 2016, he won his 5th European championship title in Kazan.

After sweeping to gold at London 2012, Riner is now fully focused on defending his Olympic title. Success in Rio would guarantee him a place among the legends of the sport, alongside double Olympic champions Hitoshi Saito (1984-1988) and David Douillet (1996-2000).

Results

Men's +100kg, Last 16, Riner v Tayeb

1Men's +100kg, Last 16, Riner v Tayeb100
1Men's +100kg, Quarterfinal, Riner v Silva010s1
1Men's +100kg, Semifinal, Riner v Sasson010s1
Men's +100kg, Final, Riner v Harasawa000s1

Medal Tracker

Medal Leaders

  • 126
    USA
  • 91
    CHN
  • 45
    JPN

Individual Medal Leaders

Gold
Gold
United StatesUSA 40
ChinaCHN 40
JapanJPN 20
Silver
Silver
United StatesUSA 44
ChinaCHN 27
FranceFRA 26
Bronze
Bronze
United StatesUSA 42
Great BritainGBR 29
ChinaCHN 24

Medal Leaders

  • 5
    Marchand
    Marchand
  • 5
    Huske
    Huske
  • 5
    O'Callaghan
    O'Callaghan

Individual Medal Leaders

Gold
Gold
FranceMarchand 4
United StatesHuske 3
AustraliaO'Callaghan 3
Silver
Silver
United StatesSmith 3
United StatesHuske 2
United StatesWalsh 2
Bronze
Bronze
ChinaYufei 5
ChinaJunxuan 3
AustraliaMcKeown 2

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