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Nikolay Ozhegin
Medal record
Men's judo
Representing Russia
Goodwill Games
	1994 Saint Petersburg	60 kg
World Championships
	1995 Chiba	60 kg

Nikolay Ozhegin (born 4 May 1971) is a Russian judoka who was a 1995 World Champion, 1990 Junior World Champion, and multiple-time Russian Champion (1994 and 1999). He also competed at the 1996 Summer Olympics in the men's extra-lightweight (60 kg) event but did not win a medal after being defeated in the second round by the famous Japanese champion Tadahiro Nomura.

Achievements

Year	Tournament	Place	Weight class
1998	European Judo Championships	5th	Extra lightweight (60 kg)
1997	World Judo Championships	7th	Extra lightweight (60 kg)
1996	Olympic Games	5th	Extra lightweight (60 kg)
1996	European Judo Championships	5th	Extra lightweight (60 kg)
1995	World Judo Championships	1st	Extra lightweight (60 kg)
1994	Goodwill Games	3rd	Extra lightweight (60 kg)
1990	Junior World Judo Championships	1st	Extra lightweight (60 kg)

External links

Nikolay Ozhegin at JudoInside.com
Nikolay Ozhegin at Olympedia

v t e World Judo Championships — Men's Extra Lightweight
1979–present: −60 kg
1979: Thierry Rey 1981: Yasuhiko Moriwaki 1983: Khazret Tletseri 1985: Shinji Hosokawa 1987: Kim Jae-yup 1989: Amiran Totikashvili 1991: Tadanori Koshino 1993: Ryuji Sonoda 1995: Nikolay Ozhegin 1997: Tadahiro Nomura 1999: Manolo Poulot 2001: Anis Lounifi 2003: Choi Min-ho 2005: Craig Fallon 2007: Ruben Houkes 2009: Georgii Zantaraia 2010: Rishod Sobirov 2011: Rishod Sobirov 2013: Naohisa Takato 2014: Ganbatyn Boldbaatar 2015: Yeldos Smetov 2017: Naohisa Takato 2018: Naohisa Takato 2019: Lukhumi Chkhvimiani 2021: Yago Abuladze 2022: Naohisa Takato 2023: Francisco Garrigós 2024: Giorgi Sardalashvili
List of World Judo Championships medalists in Men's Extra Lightweight

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