Judo at the 1988 Summer Olympics – Men's 86 kg

The men's 86 kg competition in judo at the 1988 Summer Olympics in Seoul was held on 29 September at the Jangchung Gymnasium. The gold medal was won by Peter Seisenbacher of Austria.[1]

Men's 86 kg
at the Games of the XXIV Olympiad
VenueJangchung Gymnasium
Date29 September
Competitors36 from 36 nations
Medalists
Peter Seisenbacher  Austria
Vladimir Shestakov  Soviet Union
Akinobu Osako  Japan
Ben Spijkers  Netherlands

Results

Pool A

Round of 64 Round of 32 Round of 16 Quarterfinal Semifinal
 Densign White (GBR) YUS
 Luc Suplis (BEL) E  Densign White (GBR) YUK
 Sandro López (ARG) R
 Densign White (GBR) IPO
 Bill Vincent (NZL) E
 Bill Vincent (NZL) IPO
 Louis Jani (CAN) E
 Densign White (GBR) R
 Vladimir Shestakov (URS) YUS
 Chiu Heng-an (TPE) WAZ
 Bito Maduro (ARU) E
 Chiu Heng-an (TPE) R
 Vladimir Shestakov (URS) IPO
 Vladimir Shestakov (URS) IPO
 Josateki Basalusalu (FIJ) R
 Vladimir Shestakov (URS) KOK
 Michael Bazynski (FRG) E  Ben Spijkers (NED) R
 Ben Spijkers (NED) YUK  Ben Spijkers (NED) YUK
 Rene Capo (USA) E
 Ben Spijkers (NED) IPO
 Odvogiin Baljinnyam (MGL) E
 Ivan Todorov (YUG) E
 Odvogiin Baljinnyam (MGL) IPO
 Ben Spijkers (NED) YUS
 János Gyáni (HUN) E
 Franch Casadei (SMR) E
 János Gyáni (HUN) WIP
 János Gyáni (HUN) IPO
 Hisham Al-Sharaf Rashad (KUW) E
 Ng Chiu Fan (HKG) E
 Georgi Petrov (BUL) IPO

Pool B

Round of 64 Round of 32 Round of 16 Quarterfinal Semifinal
 Eric-Louis Bessi (MON) E
 William Medina (COL) IPO  William Medina (COL) E
 Riad Chibani (ALG) WAZ
 Riad Chibani (ALG) E
 Fabien Canu (FRA) KOK
 Yousuf Al-Hammad (KUW) E
 Fabien Canu (FRA) WIP
 Fabien Canu (FRA) R
 Peter Seisenbacher (AUT) YUK
 Jorge Bonnet (PUR) R
 Peter Seisenbacher (AUT) IPO
 Peter Seisenbacher (AUT) IPO
 Kim Seung-gyu (KOR) R
 Tiberius Nyachwaya (KEN) E
 Kim Seung-gyu (KOR) WIP
 Peter Seisenbacher (AUT) YUK
 Arnold Frick (LIE) E  Akinobu Osako (JPN) R
 Akilong Diabone (SEN) IPO  Akilong Diabone (SEN) E
 Charles Griffith (VEN) WAZ
 Charles Griffith (VEN) E
 Liu Junlin (CHN) KIK
 James Waithe (BAR) E
 Liu Junlin (CHN) IPO
 Liu Junlin (CHN) E
 Akinobu Osako (JPN) IPO
 Akinobu Osako (JPN) WIP
 José António Inácio (ANG) E
 Akinobu Osako (JPN) YUS
 Wálter Carmona (BRA) E
 West Iqiebor (NGR) E
 Wálter Carmona (BRA) HAN

Repechages

Repechage quarterfinal Repechage semifinal Repechage final
 Josateki Basalusalu (FIJ) E  
 Chiu Heng-an (TPE) WAZ      Chiu Heng-an (TPE) E  
         Densign White (GBR) IPO  
           Densign White (GBR) E
           Ben Spijkers (NED) WAZ
           
               
     
Repechage quarterfinal Repechage semifinal Repechage final
 Jorge Bonnet (PUR) E  
 Kim Seung-gyu (KOR) WIP      Kim Seung-gyu (KOR) E  
         Fabien Canu (FRA) YUS  
           Fabien Canu (FRA) E
           Akinobu Osako (JPN) YUS
           
               
     

Final

 
Final
 
  
 
 
 
 
 Vladimir Shestakov (URS)
 
 
 Peter Seisenbacher (AUT) YUS
 

Final classification

RankNameCountry
1Peter Seisenbacher Austria
2Vladimir Shestakov Soviet Union
3TAkinobu Osako Japan
3TBen Spijkers Netherlands
5TFabien Canu France
5TDensign White Great Britain
7TChiu Heng-an Chinese Taipei
7TKim Seung-gyu South Korea
9TJosateki Basalusalu Fiji
9TJorge Bonnet Puerto Rico
11TJános Gyáni Hungary
11TLiu Junlin China
13TBill Vincent New Zealand
13TOdvogiin Baljinnyam Mongolia
13TCharles Griffith Venezuela
13TGeorgi Petrov Bulgaria
13TRiad Chibani Algeria
13TWálter Carmona Brazil
19TSandro López Argentina
19TLouis Jani Canada
19TBito Maduro Aruba
19TJosé António Inácio Angola
19TRene Capo United States
19TIvan Todorov Yugoslavia
19TFranch Casadei San Marino
19TNg Chiu Fan Hong Kong
19TWilliam Medina Colombia
19TYousuf Al-Hammad Kuwait
19TWest Iqiebor Nigeria
19TTiberius Nyachwaya Kenya
19TAkilong Diabone Senegal
19TJames Waithe Barbados
33TLuc Suplis Belgium
33TMichael Bazynski West Germany
33TEric-Louis Bessi Monaco
33TArnold Frick Liechtenstein

References

  1. "Judo at the 1988 Seoul Summer Games: Men's Middleweight". Sports Reference. Archived from the original on 18 April 2020. Retrieved 26 May 2018.
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