I WONDER - When Did Judo Enter The Olympics?

Judo was first introduced in the 1964 Tokyo Olympics, initially allowing only men to participate with four weight classes: lightweight, middleweight, heavyweight, and open weight. Over time, the number of weight classes expanded to six or seven, and women were officially allowed to compete after the 1992 Barcelona Olympics. Additionally, Judo was introduced in the 1988 Seoul Paralympics, broadening its reach and inclusivity.

In which year was Judo first introduced in the Olympics?

• 1980

• 1960

• 1972

• 1964

How many weight classes were there in Judo during the 1964 Tokyo Olympics?

• Six

• Five

• Four

• Three

When were women officially allowed to participate in Olympic Judo?

• 1992

• 1988

• 2000

• 1996

How many weight classes are there now in Olympic Judo for both men and women?

• Four to five

• Six to seven

• Seven to eight

• Five to six

In which Paralympic Games was Judo first introduced?

• 1996

• 1992

• 1988

• 1984