Hitoshi Saito Judoka
Hitoshi Saito
Hitoshi Saito
Country: Japan | Born: 2 January 1961 | Passed away: 20 January 2015 (54 years)
Hitoshi Saito was a greatness and double Olympic Champion in 1984 and 1988. Saito won the Asian Games in 1986 in Seoul. Later he became a successful but tough coach for his students. Saito was inducted into the IJF Hall of Fame in 2018. Following his competitive career, Saito was coach for the Japanese judo team during the 2004 Summer Olympics. He is a Kodokan ninth dan, he was awarded the Order of the Rising Sun, Gold Rays with Rosette, by the Japanese Emperor.
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Match balance per year
Year Matches Won Lost % won
1988 5 5 0 100.0%
1985 5 4 1 80.0%
1984 4 4 0 100.0%
1983 5 5 0 100.0%
Total 19 18 1 94.7%
Head-to-heads
Date Opponent Noc Rnd W/L Type Event Cat video
1 Oct 1988 Stoehr, Henry GER final W OG Seoul O95
1 Oct 1988 Cho, Yong-Chul KOR 1/2 W OG Seoul O95
1 Oct 1988 Rashwan, Mohammed Ali EGY 1/4 W OG Seoul O95
1 Oct 1988 Zapryanov, Dimitar BUL 1/8 W OG Seoul O95
1 Oct 1988 Coly, Lansana SEN 1/16 W OG Seoul O95
29 Sep 1985 Cho, Yong-Chul KOR final L WCh Seoul O95
29 Sep 1985 Verichev, Grigory URS 1/2 W WCh Seoul O95
29 Sep 1985 Stoehr, Henry GER 1/4 W WCh Seoul O95
29 Sep 1985 Rashwan, Mohammed Ali EGY 1/8 W WCh Seoul O95
29 Sep 1985 Cohen, Steve USA 1/16 W WCh Seoul O95
11 Aug 1984 Parisi, Angelo FRA final W OG Los Angeles O95
11 Aug 1984 Kovacevic, Radomir YUG 1/2 W OG Los Angeles O95
11 Aug 1984 Silas, lsidore CMR 1/4 W OG Los Angeles O95
11 Aug 1984 Berger, Mark CAN 1/8 W OG Los Angeles O95
16 Oct 1983 Kocman, Vladimir TCH final W WCh Moscow OpenM
16 Oct 1983 Hwang, Jae Gil PRK 1/2 W WCh Moscow OpenM
16 Oct 1983 Van De Walle, Robert BEL 1/4 W WCh Moscow OpenM
16 Oct 1983 Parisi, Angelo FRA 1/8 W WCh Moscow OpenM
16 Oct 1983 Zinniker, Jean SUI 1/16 W WCh Moscow OpenM
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