CSERNOVICZKI Eva

Hungary
Judo
16 Oct 1986
34
Female
TATABANYA
 
Hungary

Events and Medals

Discipline Event Rank Medal
JUD Judo Women -48 kg 9

Schedule

Change
Start Time Location Event Status
Followed by 		Nippon Budokan Judo Mat 1
Women -48 kg Elimination Round of 32
#10
IND
LIKMABAM SDLIKMABAM Shushila Devi
0s1
HUN
CSERNOVICZKI ECSERNOVICZKI Eva
10s1
IPP
Finished
Followed by 		Nippon Budokan Judo Mat 1
Women -48 kg Elimination Round of 16
#19
JPN
TONAKI FTONAKI Funa
10
IPP
HUN
CSERNOVICZKI ECSERNOVICZKI Eva
0
Finished

Biographical Information

Highlights

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Olympic Games
YearLocation-48 kg
2016Rio de Janeiro, BRA7
2012London, GBR3
2008Beijing, CHN7

World Championships
YearLocation-48 kg
2021Budapest, HUN17
2019Tokyo, JPN9
2018Baku, AZE9
2017Budapest, HUN17
2015Astana, KAZ7
2014Chelyabinsk, RUS7
2013Rio de Janeiro, BRA9
2011Paris, FRA3
2009Rotterdam, NED9
2007Rio de Janeiro, BRA7
2005Cairo, EGY9
2003Osaka, JPN34

European Championships
YearLocation-48 kg
2019Minsk, BLR9
2018Tel Aviv, ISR2
2017Warsaw, POL3

World Masters
YearLocation-48 kg
2019Qingdao, CHN17
2017St. Petersburg, RUS5

Grand Slam - Tally of rank achieved per season and event since 2017
YearEvent1st2nd3rd5th7th9th16th17th30th-33rd
2020-48 kg-----1x---
2019-48 kg---1x-1x---
2018-48 kg-1x-1x-----
2017-48 kg---1x-----

Grand Prix - Tally of rank achieved per season and event since 2017
YearEvent1st2nd3rd5th7th8th9th10th15th-33rd
2020-48 kg---1x-----
2019-48 kg--1x2x1x----
2018-48 kg-1x----1x--
2017-48 kg--2x---1x--

Grand Slam, Grand Prix & World Cup - Ten best performances since 2017
RankYearEventCompetitionLocation
22018-48 kgGrand SlamDusseldorf, GER
22018-48 kgGrand PrixTashkent, UZB
32019-48 kgGrand PrixTel Aviv, ISR
32017-48 kgGrand PrixTashkent, UZB
32017-48 kgGrand PrixCancun, MEX
52020-48 kgGrand PrixTel Aviv, ISR
52019-48 kgGrand SlamBrasilia, BRA
52019-48 kgGrand PrixBudapest, HUN
52019-48 kgGrand PrixTbilisi, GEO
52018-48 kgGrand SlamAbu Dhabi, UAE
52017-48 kgGrand SlamAbu Dhabi, UAE
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Evi, Zikalu (magyarnemzet.hu, 06 Jun 2021; Athlete, 04 Aug 2009)
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Athlete
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International Relations - College of King Sigmund, Budapest, HUN
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Partner Marko
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English, Hungarian
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Ippon Judo Tatabanya [Hungary]
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Peter Toncs [national], HUN; Csaba Csernoviczki [father], HUN, since 1993
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Her father Csaba Csernovicki has coached the Hungarian women's national judo team and has also served as a commissioner on the European Judo Union's coaches commission. (Hungarian federation, 27 Jul 2009; eju.net, 01 Nov 2011; eju.net, 23 May 2016)
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Her father was a judoko and a coach. She took up the sport at age seven at the Ippon Judo Club in Tatabanya, Hungary. (eju.net, 17 Jun 2014; Athlete, 2012)
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She began judo after watching the 1992 Olympic Games in Barcelona on television. "I wasn't doing judo at the time, in fact I wasn't doing any sport at all. That was the time it became clear to me that I wanted to be an Olympic champion too. The question was, in which sport? Dad wanted me to do gymnastics. One day, I stepped on the mat and did what dad was telling the group and started to throw others. I loved it so much and I think that was the time when he accepted me not just as his daughter but his judoka." (eju.net, 17 Jun 2014)
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To compete at the 2020 Olympic Games in Tokyo. (Instagram profile, 02 Jul 2021)
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Japanese judoka Toshihiko Koga. (Athlete, 04 Aug 2009)
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"When they say judo is more than a sport, it is very true. Judo gave me determination, ambition and taught me never to give up on anything. All the key elements we learn through judo are key elements in life." (eju.net, 17 Jun 2014)
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In recognition of winning a bronze medal at the 2012 Olympic Games in London, she received the Junior Prima Award, the Hungarian Gold Cross of Merit and the Bay Megyeert Professional Award in Hungary. She was also made an honorary citizen of the village of Tarjan in Hungary. (Facebook page, 20 May 2016)

General Interest

Belt grade
Black belt - V. DAN (IJF, 15 Jul 2016)

Preferred techniques
O-goshi (IJF, 17 Jul 2016)

General
RETIREMENT PLANS
She plans to retire following the 2020 Olympic Games in Tokyo. She withdrew at the second round stage of the 2021 World Championships in Budapest, Hungary - her first competition since suffering an anterior cruciate ligament [ACL] injury in December 2020 - to save herself for the 2020 Games. "I had no expectations, I was just pleasantly excited about my performance. I already feel like a winner, as I came back from a very deep point after a long absence. I discussed with my father that on the one hand I needed matches, but I shouldn't risk my injured leg. I don't feel stable yet [speaking in June 2021], as it has been six months since the operation. This is my last world championships and my penultimate event, so yes, I am quite disappointed, but I had to think rationally about it. We had to make this decision so that I can properly prepare for the Olympics." (magyarnemzet.hu, 06 Jun 2021)

FAMILY COACH
She enjoys having her father as her coach. "I have to say it is really great. During my teenage years I occasionally wished it was different, as I would always question why I should listen to my dad. I had a bit of typical teenage stubbornness but I quickly grew out of it. It is priceless when you're feeling down and disappointed and you have a coach and family member in one person you can rely on. Often the calendar is so hectic that others don't see their family for several months. I am his daughter, he knows me more than anyone and sometimes that extra fatherly support helps me to go further." (eju.net, 17 Jun 2014)

Legend
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Gold Medal Event
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Silver Medal Event
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Bronze Medal Event
IPP:
Ippon
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