Switzerland sees judo milestones at Lausanne Grand Slam 2026

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Last updated Aug 30, 2026

Switzerland sees judo milestones at Lausanne Grand Slam 2026
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The Lausanne Grand Slam 2026 opened today in Switzerland, marking significant milestones for judo. The International Judo Federation and the Swiss Judo Federation signed an agreement to host the 2028 World Championships in Switzerland. In competition, Angelika Szymanska won the -63 kg title, while Daniel Cargnin secured gold in the -73 kg category. Aurelien Bonferroni earned a bronze medal, delighting the home crowd. The event also showcased adaptive judo athletes, highlighting inclusivity in the sport. Medal presentations were made by various officials, including IOC representatives.

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  • International Judo Federation confirms 2028 World Championships in Switzerland.
  • Angelika Szymanska wins the -63 kg final.
  • Daniel Cargnin claims gold in the -73 kg category.
  • Aurelien Bonferroni secures a bronze medal for Switzerland.
  • Adaptive judo athletes participate alongside traditional competitors.
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  • 6:18 AMYahoo SportsLausanne Grand Slam 2026: Switzerland Celebrates a Historic Judo Day
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Lausanne marked a major day for Swiss judo as the 2028 World Championships agreement was signed, the Grand Slam was officially opened and adaptive judo athletes joined the action. Aurélien Bonferroni’s bronze delighted the home crowd.

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