Judo na Letních olympijských hrách 2016 – ženy – lehká váha
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| Lehká váha ženy | ||||||||||||||||||||||
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| Základní údaje | ||||||||||||||||||||||
| Pořadatel | Mezinárodní judistická federace Mezinárodní olympijský výbor | |||||||||||||||||||||
| Dějiště | Carioca Arena 2 | |||||||||||||||||||||
| Datum | 8. srpna 2016 | |||||||||||||||||||||
| Medailisté | ||||||||||||||||||||||
  Rafaela Silvaová (BRA) | ||||||||||||||||||||||
  Dordžsürengín Sumijá (MGL) | ||||||||||||||||||||||
  Telma Monteirová (POR) Kaori Macumotová (JPN) | ||||||||||||||||||||||
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Zápasy v judu na Letních olympijských hrách v Riu v kategorii lehkých vah žen proběhly v hale Carioca Arena 2 v přilehlé části Ria de Janeira v Barra da Tijuca 8. srpna 2016.
Finále
| finále | |
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| Dordžsürengín Sumijá | Rafaela Silvaová |
| Rafaela Silvaová |
Opravy / O bronz
Poražení čtvrtfinalisté se utkávají mezi sebou v opravách. Vítězové oprav následně vyzvou poražené semifinalisty v boji o bronzovou medaili.
| opravy | o bronz | |
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 Telma Monteirová | Telma Monteirová | Telma Monteirová |
 Automne Paviaová | ||
 Corina Ștefanová | ||
 Hedvig Karakasová |  Lien Čen-ling | Kaori Macumotová |
| Lien Čen-ling | ||
| Kaori Macumotová |
Pavouk
| 1/32 | 1/16 | čtvrtfinále | semifinále | finále | |
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| A | volný los | Dordžsürengín Sumijá | Dordžsürengín Sumijá | Dordžsürengín Sumijá | Dordžsürengín Sumijá |
| volný los | |||||
 Sanne Verhagenová | Sanne Verhagenová | ||||
 Hortance Diedhiouová | |||||
| volný los | Telma Monteirová | Telma Monteirová | |||
| volný los | |||||
 Darcina Manuelová | Darcina Manuelová | ||||
 Irina Zabludinová | |||||
| B | volný los | Kaori Macumotová | Kaori Macumotová | Kaori Macumotová | |
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| volný los |  Zouleiha Dabonneová | ||||
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| volný los | Automne Paviaová | Automne Paviaová | |||
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 Nekoda Davisová | Nekoda Davisová | ||||
 Sabrina Filzmoserová | |||||
| C | volný los |  Kim Čan-ti | Rafaela Silvaová | Rafaela Silvaová | Rafaela Silvaová |
| volný los | |||||
 Myriam Roperová | Rafaela Silvaová | ||||
| Rafaela Silvaová | |||||
| volný los |  Catherine Beauchemin-Pinardová | Hedvig Karakasová | |||
| volný los | |||||
| Hedvig Karakasová | Hedvig Karakasová | ||||
 Rushana Nurjavovová | |||||
| D | volný los |  Marti Malloyová | Lien Čen-ling | Corina Ștefanová | |
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 Arleta Podolaková | Lien Čen-ling | ||||
| Lien Čen-ling | |||||
| volný los | Corina Ștefanová | Corina Ștefanová | |||
| volný los | |||||
 Yadinys Amarisová |  Nora Gjakovaová | ||||
| Nora Gjakovaová |
Reference
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