Remscheid remains unbeaten: dominant victory in the Judo top game!

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Remscheid bleibt Tabellenführer der Männer-Bundesliga nach einem 9:5-Sieg gegen das Hamburger Judo-Team am 28. April 2025.
Remscheid remains the leaders of the men's Bundesliga after a 9: 5 victory against the Hamburg judo team on April 28, 2025. (Symbolbild/ANAG)

On April 28, 2025, the judo scene in Germany was characterized by exciting competitions. The Remscheider TV strengthened its top position in a gripping top duel in the men's Bundesliga by defeating the Hamburg judo team 9: 5. Despite the lack of several top performers who could not compete due to the upcoming European Championships, the team showed an impressive performance and remains free of loss in the north season. The UJKC Potsdam is currently taking second place.

A noteworthy competition took place in the southern season. Here the TSV Abensberg won against BC Karlsruhe with 12: 4 and thus defended the lead. The TSB Backnang followed with a clear victory over JC Offenbach, which it won 11: 3. Backnang thus consolidates his second place in the southern relay and remains in the top group of the league.

results of the women's Bundesliga

A special focus was also on the women's Bundesliga, where the JSV Speyer took over the lead in the South-West group with an impressive 14-0 victory against JC Wiesbaden. With two wins from two fights, they impressively show that they will appear as the title candidate this season. Their pursuers, the Sua Witten and Hertha Walheim, have only met this season.

In the North-East group, KSC Asahi Spremberg secured the top of the table by winning Leipzig. TSB Backnang also stays in the south-east at the top with another 14: 0 victory, which secures the position in the league. The 2025 season promises exciting competitions and first -class judo sports.

challenges in women's football

Eintracht Frankfurt is in second place behind Bayern Munich both in the men's and in the women's Bundesliga. The women's team remains undefeated and is the biggest challenger for Bayern. Alexandra Popp, a central player, has announced her retreat from the national team, which could be another challenge for Eintracht.

Axel Hellmann, the CEO of Eintracht Frankfurt, emphasizes the need for an independent development of women's football in order to cope with the challenges in the financial field. Many clubs have to weigh up their investments in women's football because the proceeds are not enough to cover the salaries. In order to counteract this, eleven of the twelve Bundesliga clubs have founded the "Business Plan Frauen-Bundesliga Project GbR" to create an independent ecosystem and win their own sponsors

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