French judo legend Teddy Riner captured his 11th world title and first in six years after winning a dramatic men’s over-100 kilogram final here.

Three-time Olympic champion Teddy Riner is set to make his first appearance at a World Judo Championships in six years but is not expected to represent France in the mixed teams competition here.

Double Olympic judo champion Clarisse Agbégnénou has agreed to wear the official judogi made by French team sponsor Adidas in the build-up to Paris 2024, rather than clothing from her own backer Mizuno.

France’s 2012 and 2016 individual Olympic heavyweight judo champion Teddy Riner, currently preparing to seek a third title at Paris 2024, has revealed he may continue his career until Los Angeles 2028. 

French star Teddy Riner is aiming for long-awaited success at the International Judo Federation (IJF) Grand Slam in Paris as he continues his preparations for next year’s Olympics in his home country.

French judoka Teddy Riner has admitted that he fears competing over worries that he will get injured and miss out on a home Olympic Games in Paris next year.

Triple Olympic champion Teddy Riner of France is in Kazakhstan for a training camp as he is targeting to be fully fit during the home Olympic Games in Paris next year.

France Judo’s high performance director Larbi Benboudaoud has resigned from his post after claiming French Judo Federation (FFJ) President Stéphane Nomis had taken "a major risk" in sacking the men’s coach.

With fewer than two years to go until the Paris 2024 Olympics, Baptiste Leroy has replaced Christophe Gagliano as the France Judo men's head coach.

French triple Olympic champion Teddy Riner has returned to training with his eye on competing at Paris 2024 after an injury ruled him out of the recent World Judo Championships.

French triple Olympic champion Teddy Riner has withdrawn from the upcoming Judo World Championships set to take place in Tashkent in Uzbekistan as he wants to be in perfect health for the 2024 Olympic Games in Paris. 

The first International Judo Federation (IJF) Grand Slam event since the Olympic qualification period opened at the end of June has attracted 406 judoka from 61 countries to Budapest and includes some of the sport’s biggest names.

French judo legend Teddy Riner has co-founded a new textile brand named Fightart, offering martial arts outfits, body protection, training accessories and a technical and leisure range.

The President of the Brazilian Olympic Committee (COB) Paulo Wanderley Teixeira says the organisation feels privileged to be able to welcome French judoka Teddy Riner to the country to train.