The final gold medal for the hosts was won by Murad Fatiyev in the men's -90kg, who defeated top seed Krisztian Toth in the final. Another Azerbaijani judoka, Dzhamal Gamzatkhanov, lost his final bout in the men's +100 kg category to Valeriy Endovitsky (Individual Neutral Athlete).

Three other top seeds left Baku with gold medals. Guusje Steenhujs of the Netherlands, third a week ago in Paris, took gold in the women's +78 kg, France's Romaine Dicko won her second Grand Slam title in a week in the women's +78 kg and Georgia's Ilia Sulamanidze was the best in Baku in the men's +100kg for the second year in a row.

All medallist by weight categories

Women's -78 kg:
1. Guusje Steenhuis (Netherlands).
2. Yuliia Kurchenko (Ukraine).
3. Anna Monta Olek (Germany).
3. Yelyzaveta Lytvynenko (Ukraine).

Women's +78 kg:
1. Romane Dicko (France).
2. Asya Tavano (Italy).
3. Marit Kamps (Netherlands).
3. Elis Startseva (Individual Neutral Athlete).

Men's -90 kg:
1. Murad Fatiyev (Azerbaijan).
2. Krisztian Toth (Hungary).
3. Ivaylo Ivanov (Bulgaria).
3. Vugar Talibov (Azerbaijan).

Men's -100 kg:
1. Ilia Sulamanidze (Georgia).
2. Piotr Kuczera (Poland).
3. Michael Korrel (Netherlands).
3. Niiaz Bilalov (Individual Neutral Athlete).

Men's +100 kg:
1. Valeriy Endovitskiy (Individual Neutral Athlete).
2. Dzhamal Gamzatkhanov (Azerbaijan).
3. Jelle Snippe (Netherlands).
3. Jur Spijkers (Netherlands).