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Andrian Kordon
Andrian Kordon is a former Israeli judoka in the over 100 kg category who won a bronze medal at the 2005 European Championships.
born 19772005 European Championships bronze medal2005 European team gold4 Israeli judo championships
- Born
- 24 May 1977, Moldova
- Occupation
- judoka
Andrian Kordon was born in 1977 in Moldova
Andrian Kordon was born on 24 May 1977 in Moldova.
He competed for Israel in judo in the over 100 kg weight category. He won the Israeli championship in 2002, and placed seventh at the 2004 European Championships in Bucharest.
In 2005 he took bronze at the European Championships in Rotterdam and placed seventh at the World Championships in Cairo. That October he won the deciding bout in the final as Israel's men's team took gold at the European Team Championships in Debrecen, Hungary. He also won the Israeli championship again in Tel Aviv that year.
He won the Israeli championship again in 2006 and 2007, for 4 national titles in all.
Milestones in Andrian Kordon's life
- 1977
Born in Moldova.
- 2002
Won the Israeli championship over 100 kg.
- 2004
Placed seventh at the European Championships in Bucharest.
- 2005
Won bronze at the European Championships in Rotterdam.
- 2005
Placed seventh at the World Championships in Cairo.
- 2005
Won team gold with Israel at the European Team Championships in Debrecen.
- 2006
Won the Israeli championship.
- 2007
Won the Israeli championship.
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