AS THE JUDO COMMUNITY CELEBRATES THE END OF 2024, VIZER THANKS MEMBERS FOR THEIR DEDICATION AND CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE SPORT’S SUCCESS
Budapest, Hungary – As the judo community celebrates the end of 2024, International Judo Federation (IJF) President Marius L. Vizer has reflected on a historic year for the sport. In a message to the judo family, Vizer celebrated a year of achievements, from the Paris Olympic Games to exceptional World Judo Tour events.
_A YEAR OF HISTORIC ACHIEVEMENTS_
The past year has been a remarkable one for judo, with numerous historic achievements and milestones. The Paris Olympic Games saw judoka from around the world compete at the highest level, while the World Judo Tour events provided a platform for athletes to showcase their skills and compete against the best.
ADVANCING JUDO’S VALUES AND MAKING A GLOBAL IMPACT_
Throughout the year, the judo community has come together to advance the sport’s values and make a meaningful impact globally. From grassroots development programs to elite-level competitions, judo has continued to grow and thrive, inspiring millions of people around the world.
_THANK YOU TO THE JUDO FAMILY_
Vizer took the opportunity to thank the judo family for their dedication and contributions to the sport’s success. “Thank you for your dedication and contributions to our sport’s success,” he said. “As we look to 2025, let’s continue striving for excellence and unity in growing judo worldwide.”
_WISHING YOU A HAPPY AND PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR_
As the judo community looks to the future, Vizer wished everyone a happy and prosperous new year. “Wishing you and your families joy, health, and prosperity in the New Year,” he said.
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_WATCH THE HIGHLIGHTS FROM THE 2024 JUDO SEASON_
You can watch the highlights from the 2024 judo season on the IJF’s official YouTube channel.
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IJF President Marius L. Vizer reflects on a historic year for judo, celebrating achievements and thanking the judo family for their dedication and contributions.
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