Brazil at the World Judo Championships

Brazil at the World Judo Championships
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IOC code	BRA
National federation	CBJ
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Medals Ranked 9th	Gold 9 Silver 19 Bronze 36 Total 64

Brazil is 9th on the all time medal table at the World Judo Championships. Brazil's first World Championships medal was won by Chiaki Ishii at Men's -93 kg event in 1971. He won bronze. Danielle Zangrando won the first woman's medal at Women's -56 kg event in 1995. She won bronze. João Derly won the first golden medal at Men's -66 kg event in 2005.^[1]

At the 2007 World Judo Championships, held in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil got the best placing on the medal table, finishing 2nd behind only Japan.

Medalists at the individual competitions

Medal	Name	Year	Event
Bronze	Chiaki Ishii	1971 Ludwigshafen	Men's -93 kg
Bronze	Walter Carmona	1979 Paris	Men's -86 kg
Bronze	Aurélio Miguel	1987 Essen	Men's -95 kg
Silver	Aurélio Miguel	1993 Hamilton	Men's -95 kg
Bronze	Rogério Sampaio	1993 Hamilton	Men's -71 kg
Bronze	Danielle Zangrando	1995 Tokyo	Women's -71 kg
Silver	Aurélio Miguel	1997 Paris	Men's -95 kg
Bronze	Fúlvio Miyata	1997 Paris	Men's -60 kg
Bronze	Edinanci Silva	1997 Paris	Women's -72 kg
Bronze	Sebastian Pereira	1999 Birmingham	Men's -73 kg
Bronze	Carlos Honorato	2003 Osaka	Men's -90 kg
Bronze	Mário Sabino	2003 Osaka	Men's -100 kg
Bronze	Edinanci Silva	2003 Osaka	Women's -78 kg
Gold	João Derly	2005 Cairo	Men's -66 kg
Bronze	Luciano Corrêa	2005 Cairo	Men's -100 kg
Gold	João Derly	2007 Rio de Janeiro	Men's -66 kg
Gold	Tiago Camilo	2007 Rio de Janeiro	Men's -81 kg
Gold	Luciano Corrêa	2007 Rio de Janeiro	Men's -100 kg
Bronze	João Schlittler	2007 Rio de Janeiro	Men's +100 kg
Silver	Leandro Cunha	2010 Tokyo	Men's -66 kg
Silver	Leandro Guilheiro	2010 Tokyo	Men's -81 kg
Silver	Mayra Aguiar	2010 Tokyo	Women's -78 kg
Bronze	Sarah Menezes	2010 Tokyo	Women's -48 kg
Silver	Leandro Cunha	2011 Paris	Men's -66 kg
Silver	Rafaela Silva	2011 Paris	Women's -57 kg
Bronze	Leandro Guilheiro	2011 Paris	Men's -81 kg
Bronze	Sarah Menezes	2011 Paris	Women's -48 kg
Bronze	Mayra Aguiar	2011 Paris	Women's -78 kg
Gold	Rafaela Silva	2013 Rio de Janeiro	Women's -57 kg
Silver	Rafael Silva	2013 Rio de Janeiro	Men's +100 kg
Silver	Érika Miranda	2013 Rio de Janeiro	Women's -52 kg
Silver	Maria Suelen Altheman	2013 Rio de Janeiro	Women's +78 kg
Bronze	Sarah Menezes	2013 Rio de Janeiro	Women's -48 kg
Bronze	Mayra Aguiar	2013 Rio de Janeiro	Women's -78 kg
Gold	Mayra Aguiar	2014 Chelyabinsk	Women's -78 kg
Silver	Maria Suelen Altheman	2014 Chelyabinsk	Women's +78 kg
Bronze	Rafael Silva	2014 Chelyabinsk	Men's +100 kg
Bronze	Érika Miranda	2014 Chelyabinsk	Women's -52 kg
Bronze	Victor Penalber	2015 Astana	Men's -81 kg
Bronze	Érika Miranda	2015 Astana	Women's -52 kg
Gold	Mayra Aguiar	2017 Budapest	Women's -78 kg
Silver	David Moura	2017 Budapest	Men's +100 kg
Bronze	Rafael Silva	2017 Budapest	Men's +100 kg
Bronze	Érika Miranda	2017 Budapest	Women's -52 kg
Bronze	Érika Miranda	2018 Baku	Women's -52 kg
Bronze	Rafaela Silva	2019 Tokyo	Women's -57 kg
Bronze	Mayra Aguiar	2019 Tokyo	Women's -78 kg
Bronze	Maria Suelen Altheman	2021 Budapest	Women's +78 kg
Bronze	Beatriz Souza	2021 Budapest	Women's +78 kg
Gold	Rafaela Silva	2022 Tashkent	Women's -57 kg
Bronze	Daniel Cargnin	2022 Tashkent	Men's -73 kg
Gold	Mayra Aguiar	2022 Tashkent	Women's -78 kg
Silver	Beatriz Souza	2022 Tashkent	Women's +78 kg
Bronze	Rafael Silva	2023 Doha	Men's +100 kg
Bronze	Beatriz Souza	2023 Doha	Women's +78 kg

Source: ^[1]

Medal tables

By gender

Gender	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Total
Women	5	6	16	27
Men	4	7	15	26

By athlete

Athlete	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Total
Mayra Aguiar	3	1	3	7
Rafaela Silva	2	1	1	4
João Derly	2	0	0	2
Luciano Corrêa	1	0	1	2
Tiago Camilo	1	0	0	1
Aurélio Miguel	0	2	1	3
Maria Suelen Altheman	0	2	1	3
Érika Miranda	0	1	4	5
Rafael Silva	0	1	2	3
Sarah Menezes	0	0	3	3

Only athletes with at least one gold medal or three medals

Brazil at the Judo Team World Championships

Men's Team Year Medal Medalists 1998 Minsk  Silver Team Fúlvio Miyata Henrique Guimarães Sérgio Oliveira Flávio Canto Edelmar Branco Zanol Fernando Figueiredo Daniel Hernandes 2007 Beijing  Silver Team Charles Chibana Leandro Cunha Pedro Gueldes Victor Penalber Hugo Pessanha Luciano Corrêa João Schlittler Flávio Canto* Leonardo Leite* 2008 Tokyo  Bronze Team Charles Chibana Leonardo Leite Denílson Lourenço Victor Penalber Hugo Pessanha Flávio Canto Daniel Hernandes Fernando Figueiredo Eduardo Santos* Walter Santos* 2010 Antalya  Silver Team Alex Pombo Bruno Mendonça Rodrigo Maciel de Luna Flávio Canto Rafael Silva David Moura* 2011 Paris  Silver Team Leandro Cunha Bruno Mendonça Leandro Guilheiro Tiago Camilo Rafael Silva Felipe Kitadai* Flávio Canto* Luciano Corrêa* Hugo Pessanha* Daniel Hernandes* 2012 Salvador  Bronze Team Luiz Revite Bruno Mendonça Victor Penalber Rafael Silva Eduardo Silva * Judokas who participated in the qualifying only and received medals.

Women's Team Year Medal Medalists 2012 Salvador  Bronze Team Érika Miranda Ketleyn Quadros Rafaela Silva Maria Portela Maria Suelen Altheman 2013 Rio de Janeiro  Silver Team Érika Miranda Katherine Campos Rafaela Silva Maria Portela Maria Suelen Altheman Mariana Silva* Mayra Aguiar* * Judokas who participated in the qualifying only and received medals. Mixed Team Year Medal Medalists 2017 Budapest  Silver Team Maria Suelen Altheman Eduardo Barbosa Eduardo Bettoni Marcelo Contini Érika Miranda David Moura Victor Penalber Maria Portela Ketleyn Quadros Rafael Silva Rafaela Silva Beatriz Souza 2019 Tokyo  Bronze Team Maria Suelen Altheman Eduardo Barbosa Tamires Crude Rafael Macedo David Moura Maria Portela Ellen Santana Eduardo Yudy Santos Jeferson Santos Junior Rafael Siva Rafaela Silva Beatriz Souza 2021 Budapest  Bronze

Medal table

Gender	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Total
Men's Team	0	4	2	6
Mixed Team	0	1	2	3
Women's Team	0	1	1	2

References

1. "Galeria de Campeões". CBJ (in Portuguese). Retrieved October 3, 2015.