Florian Wanner

Florian Wanner ( born February 2, 1978 in Wolfratshausen ) is a German judoka.

Florian Wanner's home club is currently the TSV Munich Grosshadern. At the same time he is also in the league for his club on the mat. Wanner fought for Germany in the national team in the 81 kg class. Florian Wanner had his biggest international success with the world title in Osaka in 2003 to 81 kg.

Wanner was able to qualify in his judo career two-time Olympic Games. The first part in the Olympics in 2000 in Sydney ended with a 9th place. After Florian Wanner for the Olympic judo competitions in 2004 qualified with World Championship gold in 2003 in Athens, he was able to fight with three wins and two defeats No. 7.

Even in the juniors was Wanner European Junior Champion in 1997. During his time in the German national team, he was able to win medals at German and international championships. 2003 in Dusseldorf, Florian Wanner EM- third to 81 kg.

After the 2004 Olympic Games in Athens, he finished his career with the Judo 3rd Dan and was with Raffaela Imbriani ( World bronze medalist 2003, World Cup runner-up 2001) adopted and Julia Matijass ( Olympic bronze medalist in 2004 ) from the German national team. His decision he justified by his advancement in his economics degree.

Successes as an active judoka

The following is chronological, the largest national and international success of Florian Wanner: