Masashi Ebinuma

Masashi Ebinuma, born on February fifteenth, nineteen ninety, is a distinguished Japanese judoka renowned for his exceptional skills in the half-lightweight division. His prowess on the mat has earned him the title of triple world champion, with victories in two thousand eleven, two thousand thirteen, and two thousand fourteen. Ebinuma's remarkable technique, particularly his mastery of seoi nage, has solidified his reputation as one of the sport's ultimate stylists.

Throughout his illustrious career, Ebinuma has consistently demonstrated his dominance in judo, achieving the prestigious rank of number one in the world for three consecutive years. His accolades extend beyond the world championships, as he is also a quadruple All-Japan national champion, showcasing his exceptional talent and dedication to the sport.

In addition to his world championship titles, Ebinuma has represented Japan on the Olympic stage, earning bronze medals at both the two thousand twelve and two thousand sixteen Summer Olympics. His achievements have not only brought him personal glory but have also contributed to Japan's rich judo legacy.

In his personal life, Ebinuma married fellow judoka Kana Abe in two thousand fourteen. Both are celebrated champions in their own right, making them a formidable couple in the world of judo.