Luka Mkheidze

Luka Mkheidze, born on January fifth, nineteen ninety-six, is a distinguished French judoka of Georgian descent. His journey began when he arrived in France in two thousand ten, seeking refuge and a new beginning. Since then, he has made remarkable strides in the world of judo, showcasing his talent on international stages.

In two thousand twenty, Mkheidze earned a bronze medal in the men's sixty kilogram event at the Tokyo Summer Olympics, marking a significant milestone in his athletic career. He continued to build on this success, winning a silver medal at the European Judo Championships in Lisbon in two thousand twenty-one, further establishing his reputation as a formidable competitor.

The pinnacle of his achievements came during the two thousand twenty-four Summer Olympics held in Paris, where he secured a silver medal in the men's sixty kilogram event, a testament to his dedication and skill. Additionally, he claimed a bronze medal at the Judo Grand Slam in Paris in two thousand twenty-two, and celebrated a gold medal victory at the European Judo Championships in Montpellier in two thousand twenty-three.