French Judo Federation Confirms Selection of Guadeloupean Athlete for Upcoming Competition - Archysport
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At 37 years old, the triple Olympic champion suffers from shoulder injury and will not compete for a twelfth world title next month in Azerbaijan. He hasn't fought a single fight since 2024.
Riner felt discomfort during a training session this summer and had already recently been forced to withdraw from the Lima Grand Prix and then the Lausanne Grand Slam. The progression of his injury "will prevent him from participating in the 2026 World Championships in Baku. The priority now remains his recovery and his return in the best possible condition," the French federation explained in a statement. Riner, who has not participated in the…
Teddy Riner, who was due to take part in the World Judo Championships next October, was forced to give up the quest for his 12th world title. Injured on the shoulder, he declared a package, the French Federation announced this Saturday. - Judo: injured on the shoulder, Teddy Riner draws a line on a 12th world title (Sports).
The five-time Olympic champion decided to postpone his return to the competition on Saturday, insufficiently recovered from a shoulder injury.
Teddy Ringer, who was due to take part in the Judo World Championships next month, was forced to declare a package due to a shoulder injury, announced the French Federation on Saturday.
Not yet recovered from his shoulder injury, Teddy Ringer will not compete in the World Championships in Baku from 4 to 11 October.
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