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For Its Second Edition, the Competition Created by Teddy Riner Wants to Offer Its Quarter Hour of Glory to Amateur Judo

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The second edition of the Riner Cup, a competition for young judokas created by Teddy Riner, is held this weekend at the Clichy Hall, in the suburbs of Paris. The tournament, which has almost doubled its number of registrants, wants to make the most of amateur judo.
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For Its Second Edition, the Competition Created by Teddy Riner Wants to Offer Its Quarter Hour of Glory to Amateur Judo

The second edition of the Riner Cup, a competition for young judokas created by Teddy Riner, is held this weekend at the Clichy Hall, in the suburbs of Paris. The tournament, which has almost doubled its number of registrants, wants to make the most of amateur judo.

·Boulogne-Billancourt, France
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L'ÉQUIPE broke the news in Boulogne-Billancourt, France on Friday, November 14, 2025.
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