Eteri Liparteliani From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Georgian judoka (born 1999) Nativenameეთერ ლიპარტელიანიBorn (1999-09-23) 23 September 1999 (age 26)Lentekhi, GeorgiaOccupationJudokaCountryGeorgiaEteri LipartelianiPersonal informationNative nameეთერ ლიპარტელიანიBorn (1999-09-23) 23 September 1999 (age 26)Lentekhi, GeorgiaOccupationJudokaSportCountryGeorgiaSportJudoWeight class–57 kgClubGolden GoriCoached byKakha MotsradzeAchievements and titlesOlympic Games5th (2020, 2024)World Champ.‹See Tfd› (2025)European Champ.‹See Tfd› (2026)Highest world ranking1st[1] Medal record Women's judo Representing Georgia World Championships 2025 Budapest–57 kg 2025 BudapestMixed team 2023 DohaMixed team European Games 2023 KrakówMixed team European Championships 2021 UfaMixed team 2023 KrakówMixed team 2025 PodgoricaMixed team 2026 Tbilisi–57 kg 2024 ZagrebMixed team 2025 Podgorica–57 kg 2022 Sofia–57 kg 2024 Zagreb–57 kg European Championships Open 2023 Pristina–57 kg IJF Grand Slam 2024 Tbilisi–57 kg 2025 Tbilisi–57 kg 2021 Tbilisi–57 kg 2022 Tel Aviv–57 kg 2023 Tashkent–57 kg 2023 Baku–57 kg 2021 Tel Aviv–57 kg 2021 Paris–57 kg 2022 Tbilisi–57 kg 2022 Abu Dhabi–57 kg 2024 Baku–57 kg 2025 Tokyo–57 kg IJF Grand Prix 2022 Zagreb–57 kg 2019 Zagreb–57 kg European U23 Championships 2019 Izhevsk–57 kg 2018 Győr–57 kg World Juniors Championships 2019 Marrakesh–57 kg 2019 MarrakeshMixed team European Junior Championships 2019 Vantaa–57 kg 2018 Sofia–57 kg European Cadet Championships 2016 Vantaa–57 kg Profile at external databasesIJF20253JudoInside.com44789 Updated on 18 April 2026 Eteri Liparteliani (born 23 September 1999) is a Georgian judoka.[2][3] Liparteliani is a two-time Olympian and competed in the women's 57 kg event at the 2020 Summer Olympics, and the women's 57 kg and mixed team event at the 2024 Summer Olympics.[4] Liparteliani is also a World Championships bronze medalist and a three-time European champion, having won the mixed team events at the European Championships and European Games, and the women's 57 kg event at the European Championships Open in 2023. She won gold medal at the 2025 World Judo Championships in Budapest. She is the first Georgian woman to do so. Liparteliani is the niece of Georgia's first Olympic medalist, judoka Soso Liparteliani.[5][6] References ↑ "World Ranking List, Women –57 kg". International Judo Federation. 23 June 2025. Archived from the original on 23 June 2025. Retrieved 23 June 2025. ↑ "IJF Profile". IJF.org. Retrieved 22 April 2021. ↑ "JudoInside Profile". judoinside.com. Retrieved 22 April 2021. ↑ "Judo Results Book" (PDF). Tokyo 2020 Olympics. Tokyo Organising Committee of the Olympic and Paralympic Games. Archived from the original (PDF) on 1 August 2021. Retrieved 1 August 2021. ↑ "Judo in the time of Covid-19: Eteri Liparteliani". JudoInside. Retrieved 20 August 2024. ↑ "Soso Lip'art'eliani". Olympedia. Retrieved 20 August 2024. External links Eteri Liparteliani at the International Judo Federation Eteri Liparteliani at the European Judo Union Eteri Liparteliani at JudoInside.com Eteri Liparteliani at Olympics.com Eteri Liparteliani at Olympedia Eteri Liparteliani at InterSportStats Eteri Liparteliani at The-Sports.org Eteri Liparteliani on Instagram vteWorld Judo Championships — Women's Lightweight1980–97: −56 kg • 1999–present: –57 kg 1980: Gerda Winklbauer 1982: Béatrice Rodriguez 1984: AnnMaria De Mars 1986: Ann Hughes 1987: Catherine Arnaud 1989: Catherine Arnaud 1991: Miriam Blasco 1993: Nicola Fairbrother 1995: Driulis González 1997: Isabel Fernández 1999: Driulis González 2001: Yurisleidy Lupetey 2003: Kye Sun-hui 2005: Kye Sun-hui 2007: Kye Sun-hui 2009: Morgane Ribout 2010: Kaori Matsumoto 2011: Aiko Sato 2013: Rafaela Silva 2014: Nae Udaka 2015: Kaori Matsumoto 2017: Dorjsürengiin Sumiyaa 2018: Tsukasa Yoshida 2019: Christa Deguchi 2021: Jessica Klimkait 2022: Rafaela Silva 2023: Christa Deguchi 2024: Huh Mi-mi 2025: Eteri Liparteliani List of World Judo Championships medalists in Women's Lightweight vteEuropean Judo Championships — Women's Lightweight1974–97: –56 kg • 1998–present: –57 kg 1974: Evelyne Salanne 1975: Sigrid Happ 1976: Sigrid Happ 1977: Sigrid Happ 1978: Gerda Winklbauer 1979: Gerda Winklbauer 1980: Gerda Winklbauer 1981: Gerda Winklbauer 1982: Béatrice Rodriguez 1983: Gerda Winklbauer 1984: Diane Bell 1985: Béatrice Rodriguez 1986: Béatrice Rodriguez 1987: Catherine Arnaud 1988: Catherine Arnaud 1989: Catherine Arnaud 1990: Catherine Arnaud 1991: Miriam Blasco 1992: Nicola Fairbrother 1993: Nicola Fairbrother 1994: Jessica Gal 1995: Nicola Fairbrother 1996: Jessica Gal 1997: Marisabel Lomba 1998: Isabel Fernández 1999: Isabel Fernández 2000: Barbara Harel 2001: Isabel Fernández 2002: Cinzia Cavazzuti 2003: Isabel Fernández 2004: Isabel Fernández 2005: Olga Sonina 2006: Barbara Harel 2007: Isabel Fernández 2008: Sabrina Filzmoser 2009: Telma Monteiro 2010: Corina Căprioriu 2011: Sabrina Filzmoser 2012: Telma Monteiro 2013: Automne Pavia 2014: Automne Pavia 2015: Telma Monteiro 2016: Automne Pavia 2017: Priscilla Gneto 2018: Nora Gjakova 2019: Daria Mezhetskaia 2020: Hedvig Karakas 2021: Telma Monteiro 2022: Timna Nelson-Levy 2023: Daria Kurbonmamadova 2024: Daria Bilodid 2025: Seija Ballhaus 2026: Eteri Liparteliani This biographical article related to Georgian judo is a stub. 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