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{{Infobox judoka | honorific_prefix = | name = | honorific_suffix = | image =  | image_size =  | alt = | caption = | headercolor =  | textcolor =  | native_name = | birth_name =  | full_name =  | nickname =  | nationality =  | citizenship = | birth_date =   | birth_place = | death_date =   | death_place = | resting_place = | resting_place_coordinates = | monuments = | hometown = | education = | alma_mater = | occupation =  | years_active = | employer = | agent = | height =  | weight =  | spouse = | life_partner = | other_interests = | website =   | module =  | country = | sport =  | disability = | disability_class = | weight_class = | rank =  | rank_alt =  | rank_ref = | dan =  | league = | club = | team = | turnedpro = | coach = | retired = | coaching = | module2 =  | olympics =  | olympics_rank =  | olympics_year = | olympics_weight =  | olympics_year2 = | olympics_weight2 = | olympics_year3 = | olympics_weight3 = | olympics_year4 = | olympics_weight4 = | olympics_year5 = | olympics_weight5 = | paralympics =  | paralympics_rank =  | paralympics_year = | paralympics_weight =  | paralympics_year2 = | paralympics_weight2 = | paralympics_year3 = | paralympics_weight3 = | paralympics_year4 = | paralympics_weight4 = | paralympics_year5 = | paralympics_weight5 = | worlds =  | worlds_rank =  | worlds_year = | worlds_weight =  | worlds_year2 = | worlds_weight2 = | worlds_year3 = | worlds_weight3 = | worlds_year4 = | worlds_weight4 = | worlds_year5 = | worlds_weight5 = | worlds_year6 = | worlds_weight6 = | worlds_year7 = | worlds_weight7 = | worlds_year8 = | worlds_weight8 = | worlds_year9 = | worlds_weight9 = | worlds_year10 = | worlds_weight10 = | worlds_year11 = | worlds_weight11 = | worlds_year12 = | worlds_weight12 = | regionals =  | regionals_type =  | regionals_rank =  | regionals_year = | regionals_weight =  | regionals_year2 = | regionals_weight2 = | regionals_year3 = | regionals_weight3 = | regionals_year4 = | regionals_weight4 = | regionals_year5 = | regionals_weight5 = | regionals_year6 = | regionals_weight6 = | regionals_year7 = | regionals_weight7 = | regionals_year8 = | regionals_weight8 = | regionals_year9 = | regionals_weight9 = | regionals_year10 = | regionals_weight10= | regionals_year11 = | regionals_weight11= | regionals_year12 = | regionals_weight12= | regionals_year13 = | regionals_weight13= | regionals_year14 = | regionals_weight14= | regionals_year15 = | regionals_weight15= | nationals = | commonwealth = | commonwealth_rank =  | commonwealth_year = | commonwealth_weight =  | commonwealth_year2 = | commonwealth_weight2 = | commonwealth_year3 = | commonwealth_weight3 = | commonwealth_year4 = | commonwealth_weight4 = | commonwealth_year5 = | commonwealth_weight5 = | highestranking =  | show-medals = | medaltemplates = | medaltemplates-title =  | ijf =  | ji =  | updated = {{subst:Date}} }}

Note that this template accepts all parameters that {{Infobox sportsperson}} does. See here for a complete list. For commonly-used judoka parameters, see below:

Parameter	Description
honorific_prefix	To appear on the line above the person's name
name	The short or common name of the subject. If this parameter is omitted, the name of the article is used.
honorific_suffix	To appear on the line below the person's name
image	An image of the person. Only the file name is required, such as `example.jpg` or `sample.png`. It is not necessary to use `File:` before the name or to wikilink the image. If no image is available, do not use an image placeholder.
image_size imagesize	A size in pixels to display the image, such as `200px` (width), `x300px` (height), or `200x300px` (max width and height). Use only when absolutely necessary. If empty or omitted, frameless is used to display the image at the default thumbnail size (normally `220px`, but logged in users may change this at Preferences: Appearance).
alt	Alternative text for image, for visually impaired readers (see WP:ALT).
caption	A caption to be displayed below the image. Include date of photograph and photographer's name, if known.
headercolor	To change the default color of the background of headers to either gold for reigning Olympic Champions or red for World Champions. `\| headercolor = 2024 Olympic Champion` → gold `\| headercolor = 2024 World Champion` → red
textcolor	To change the default color of the text of headers, indicate a color name (e.g., `lightblue` or `orange`) or a hex triplet (e.g., `#2468A0`). To determine the hex triplet of a color, see List of colors; or go to List of colors#Colors by shade, click on the article associated with the desired color, and look up the hex triplet.
Personal information
native_name	The person's name in their native language, if different than name.
birth_name birthname	The birth name of the subject, if different than name.
full_name fullname	The full name of the subject, if different than name and birth_name.
nickname	Imported from Wikidata if left empty. The subject's common nickname(s). If there is more than one, list the names alphabetically and separate them with commas.
nationality	The subject's nationality. May be used instead of citizenship (below) or vice versa in cases where any confusion could result. Should only be used with citizenship when they somehow differ. Should only be used if nationality cannot be inferred from the birthplace. Do not use a flag template.
citizenship	Country of legal citizenship, if different from nationality. Rarely needed. See usage notes for nationality above. Should only be used if citizenship cannot be inferred from the birthplace. Do not use a flag template.
birth_date	Imported from Wikidata if left empty. The subject's birth date. If the person is living, use {{Birth date and age}}, {{Birth-date and age}}, or {{Birth year and age}}. If deceased, use {{Birth date}} or {{Birth-date}}. Use plain text for partial dates. Example: {{Birth date and age\|1950\|8\|26}} if born August 26, 1950 Example: {{Birth date and age\|1950\|8\|26\|df=y}} to display birth date as 26 August 1950
birth_place	The subject's place of birth. Do not use a flag template.
death_date	Imported from Wikidata if left empty. The subject's death date, if applicable. If the date of birth is known, use {{Death date and age}}, {{Death-date and age}}, or {{Death year and age}}. Otherwise, use {{Death date}} or {{Death-date}}. Use plain text for partial dates. Example: {{Death date and age\|1993\|2\|24\|1950\|8\|26}} if died February 24, 1993 and born August 26, 1950 Example: {{Death date and age\|df=yes\|1993\|2\|24\|1941\|4\|12}} to display death date as 24 February 1993
death_place	The subject's place of death, if applicable. Do not use a flag template.
resting_place	Place of burial, ash-scattering, etc. Do not use a flag template.
resting_place_coordinates	Use {{coord}}
monuments	Significant monuments erected, buildings named, etc., in honour of the subject. If many, link to an appropriate section of the article instead.
hometown	The subject's primary home town. Do not use a flag template.
education	Education, e.g., degree, institution and graduation year, if relevant. If very little information is available or relevant, the `\|alma_mater=` parameter may be more appropriate.
alma_mater	The judoka's alma mater. This parameter is a more concise alternative to `\|education=`, and will most often simply consist of the linked name of the last-attended higher education institution. It is usually not relevant to include either parameter for non-graduates, but article talk page consensus may conclude otherwise, as at Bill Gates.
occupation	Defaults to Judoka when empty. Occupation as given in the article lead, including sport and non-sport professions, e.g., `Professional [[football (soccer)\|footballer]], [[coach]], [[sports journalist]] and [[venture capitalist]]`.
years_active	Date range in years of the subject's activity in their principal occupation(s) and/or other activity for which they are notable. Use the format `1950–2000`, or `1970–present` if still active (note the use of an en dash, not hyphen). Do not link dates or years.
employer	The subject's employer(s). This is a good place for noting publications that the subject writes articles for, TV shows they commentate, sporting goods companies for whom they do endorsements, etc. Use `{{ubl}}` or `{{plainlist}}` to format multiple entries, and use common sense explanatory notes if needed, e.g., to distinguish between multiple sports or disciplines.
agent	The subject's agent (individual and/or agency).
height	The subject's height, if relevant, measured in centimetres (or metres) when using the metric system or in feet and inches when using the imperial system. Use `XXX cm`, `X.XX m`, or `X ft Y in`. The infobox will automatically display the appropriate conversion within parentheses. To satisfy international variations of English, if the subject is American or British (or primarily notable in English for playing on an American or British team, or for participating in American or British sports) enter the height in feet (ft) and inches (in), otherwise enter the height in centimetres (cm). `\| height = 6 ft 3 in` → 6 ft 3 in (191 cm) `\| height = 191 cm` → 191 cm (6 ft 3 in) The height parameter also accepts conversions done via the {{Convert}} template. `\| height = {{convert\|6\|ft\|3\|in\|cm\|abbr=on}}` → 6 ft 3 in (191 cm) `\| height = {{convert\|191\|cm\|ftin\|abbr=on}}` → 191 cm (6 ft 3 in) If the subject's height stated in a source is the converted measurement, ensure that this measurement is accurately stated. For example, if a source states 192 centimetres but the infobox should display feet and inches first: Incorrect usage, does not display (192 cm): `\| height = 6 ft 4 in` → 6 ft 4 in (193 cm) Correct usage, displays (192 cm): `\| height = 6 ft 3.6 in` → 6 ft 3.6 in (192 cm) `\| height = 6 ft 4 in (192 cm)` → 6 ft 4 in (192 cm) `\| height = {{convert\|192\|cm\|ftin\|abbr=on\|order=flip}}` → 6 ft 4 in (192 cm) If the subject has not reached their adult height, add the year when the height was measured, in parentheses (round brackets) after the height. Provide a reference for the information after the year, in parentheses, indicating in the footnote both the source and the original units, like this: "[`source of information`] (original measurement in feet and inches)"; see Wikipedia:Manual of Style (dates and numbers)#Unit conversions.
weight	Not to be confused with weight_class. The subject's weight, if relevant, measured in kilograms when using the metric system, in pounds when using the imperial system, or in stone and pounds in the United Kingdom. Use `X kg`, `X lb`, or `X st Y lb`. The infobox will automatically display the appropriate conversion within parentheses. If the subject is American (or primarily notable in English for playing for an American team, or for participating in U.S. sports), enter the weight in pounds (lb), otherwise enter the weight in kilograms (kg). `\| weight = 120 lb` → 120 lb (54 kg) `\| weight = 60 kg` → 60 kg (132 lb) The weight parameter also accepts conversions done via the {{Convert}} template. `\| weight = {{convert\|120\|lb\|kg\|abbr=on}}` → 120 lb (54 kg) `\| weight = {{convert\|60\|kg\|lb\|0\|abbr=on}}` → 60 kg (132 lb) When using the convert template for kilogram-to-pound conversions, the zero (highlighted) is necessary for correct rounding. Otherwise, the example above would display as "60 kg (130 lb)". If the subject's weight stated in a source is the converted measurement, ensure that this measurement is accurately stated. For example, if a source states 125 pounds but the infobox should display kilograms first: Incorrect usage, does not display (125 lb): `\| weight = 57 kg` → 57 kg (126 lb) Correct usage, displays (125 lb): `\| weight = 56.7 kg` → 56.7 kg (125 lb) `\| weight = 57 kg (125 lb)` → 57 kg (125 lb) `\| weight = {{convert\|125\|lb\|kg\|abbr=on\|order=flip}}` → 57 kg (125 lb) After the weight, add the year when the weight was measured, in parentheses. Please supply a reference in the same manner as for the subject's height.
spouse	Name of spouse(s), followed by years of marriage. Use the format Name (1950–present) for current spouse and Name (1970–1999) for former spouse(s); for convenience, consider using {{marriage}}. Separate entries using {{Plainlist}} or {{Unbulleted list}}. For deceased persons still married at time of death, close the date range with death year.
life_partner	For unmarried life partners (of any gender or sexual preference), not business partners. Use the format Name (1950–present) for current partner and Name (1970–1999) for former partner(s).
other_interests	Significant interests other than sports that the subject has. Please use this parameter sparingly.
website	Imported from Wikidata if left empty. Official website only. Unofficial websites should be placed under `==External links==` in the body of the article. Use {{URL}} as in {{URL\|examplesite.com\|ExampleSite.com}}. Do not include the `www.` part unless the server is misconfigured and requires it. Use camel case capitalization to make multiword domain names easier to read.
Sport
country	The country or countries that the subject represents in sport, if any (not all sports involve national representation). A flag template may be used, preferably only when show-medals is set to no. Wikilink the country name only if doing so would not be redundant with links already present in prior parameters. Use `{{ubl}}` or `{{plainlist}}` to format multiple entries, and use common sense explanatory notes if needed: `{{ubl\|United Kingdom (assoc. football, rugby league)\|[[New Zealand]] (rugby union)}}`.
sport	Defaults to Judo when empty. The sport(s) that the subject has notably participated in (basketballers dabbling in tournament poker or cricketers doing celebrity golf fundraisers do not count as notable participation in those sports). Use `{{ubl}}` or `{{PL}}` to format multiple entries; list the events chronologically, alphabetically or by depth of participation, as best suits the article; and give date ranges and other clarifications where appropriate. Link the name of the sport to a suitable Wikipedia article if one is available. Using the footballer example given under `\|occupation=` above, the `\|sport=` value might be `{{ubl}}[[Rugby league]] (1991–1992)\|[[Association football]] (1992–2001)\|[[Rugby union]] (coach, 2001–present)`.
disability	A disability that the subject has.
disability_class	The disability sport classification(s) that the subject competes under.
weight_class
rank_type	Label of rank parameter. Defaults to show Rank, that is the word "Rank" linked to the Rank in Judo article.
rank	The rank (belt color) of the subject in judo. Use only the name of the color (Brown, Blue, etc.). a Description and a color box will be added by the template. Automated when dan is used.
rank_alt	Overrides rank & dan. rank_ref is left functional.
rank_ref	Adds a reference to rank.
dan	The dan grade of a black belt judoka (1–11). When used, "rank" can be left empty.
league	The name of the sport league(s), federation(s) or other sanctioning system(s) under which the judoka plays/played. It is not necessary to add this parameter if the sport in question has only one such notable organization. For play under/membership in a regional (e.g., continental) federation, it may be useful to name that body and the parent organization, e.g., `[[European Pocket Billiard Federation]] ([[World Pool-Billiard Association\|WPA]])`.
club team	The name of the sport club(s) or team(s) that the subject belongs/belonged to, if any, with the years in parentheses. Use `{{ubl}}` or `{{PL}}` to format multiple entries. Do not use both, unless the terms have distinct meanings in the sport in question (which is not the case with football (soccer) – "club", "team" and "squad" are synonymous (but this template does not support a `\|squad=` parameter).
turnedpro	The date or year that the subject turned professional. Do not link dates or years.
turnedpro_type	Change the text of the "Turned pro" heading to match the sport's terminology.
partner	Other sportpeople with whom the subject regularly plays, or used to play, doubles matches.
former_partner
coach	The name of a notable person who is coaching or once coached the subject, and the years in parentheses after the name.
retired	The date or year (not wikilinked) that the subject retired from sports., if applicable. If the subject died before formal retirement, do not add the death date to this parameter, just remove it entirely. Do not link dates or years.
coaching	The names of notable other sportspeople that the subject is now coaching. Only add the names of persons who have Wikipedia articles about them (no red links). If there is more than one person, arrange the names alphabetically by last name and separate them with commas.
Achievements and titles
worlds worlds_rank worlds_year worlds_weight	Top achievements and titles the subject has earned at world, continental and national competitions, and at the Olympic or Paralympic Games, for example: \| regionals = {{Eur1}} ([[2020 European Judo Championships – Men's 100 kg\|2020]]) or: \| regionals_type = EU \| regionals_rank = 1 \| regionals_year = 2020 \| regionals_weight = Men's 100 kg The string ` ` creates a non-breaking space between the number and the unit (see Wikipedia:Manual of Style (dates and numbers)#Non-breaking spaces). And `–` creates an en dash; alternatively, insert an en dash using the symbol table that appears below the edit window. `{{Ubl}}` (`{{unbulleted list}}`) and `{{plainlist}}` format lists with each item on its own line, with semantic and accessible HTML list mark-up, but no bullets. Regional means multi-national, not sub-national; sub-national competition is not notable enough for an infobox. If the subject does not have a disability, then remove the `\|paralympics=` parameter.
regionals regionals_type regionals_rank regionals_year regionals_weight
nationals
olympics olympics_rank olympics_year olympics_weight
paralympics paralympics_rank paralympics_year paralympics_weight
commonwealth commonwealth_rank commonwealth_year commonwealth_weight
highestranking	The subject's highest world ranking (as a cardinal numeral) with the year(s) when this was achieved in parentheses, like this: `1st (2005)`. Add the discipline/event or other clarifiers if needed: `1st (freestyle, 2005)`, or use a longer prose description of the title `[[2009 WPA Men's World Nine-ball Championship\|WPA World Nine-ball Champion (Men's Div., 2009)]]`.
Medal record
medaltemplates	All templates from the medal record infobox except `{{MedalTableTop}}` and `{{MedalBottom}}`. Set out the medal templates in the order stated in the medal templates documentation, and arrange the competitions by seniority. Use a non-breaking space (` `) and a Non breaking en dash (`{{nbnd}}`) instead of the "regular" space and dash to prevent line breaks and improve mobile view. {{MedalSport\| Men's [[judo]] }} {{MedalCountry\| {{JPN}}}} {{Medal\|B\| [[Judo at the 2020 Summer Olympics\|2020 Tokyo]] \| [[Judo at the 2020 Summer Olympics – Mixed team\|Mixed team]]}} {{Medal\|Competition\| [[World Judo Championships\|World Championships]] }} {{Medal\|G\| [[2019 World Judo Championships\|2019 Tokyo]] \| [[2019 World Judo Championships – Men's 81 kg\|{{nbnd}}81 kg]] }} {{Medal\|Competition\| [[European Judo Championships\|European Championships]] }} {{Medal\|G\| [[2018 European Judo Championships\|2018 Tel Aviv]] \| {{nbnd}}81 kg }}
show-medals	If `show-medals=no`, the medal table is collapsed. By default, it is expanded and will only be collapsed if the "hide" link is clicked. The default should be left as is unless there are more than three medals.
medaltemplates-title	Change the text of the "Medal record" heading
External databases
ijf	Imported from Wikidata when empty. Subject's ID on ijf.org.
ji	Imported from Wikidata when empty. Subject's ID on JudoInside.com.
Modules
module module2	Used for embedding other infoboxes into this one. These parameters are not usually used directly in articles, and are mainly for creating other infoboxes based on this one with additional parameters. To see how these parameters are used, have a look at how {{Infobox swimmer}} is built. Note: module displays above the Sport heading and module2 displays above the Achievements and titles heading.
Date updated
updated	Date the infobox information was updated. DMY: `{{subst:Date}}` or `{{subst:CURRENTDAY}} {{subst:CURRENTMONTHNAME}} {{subst:CURRENTYEAR}}` MDY: `{{subst:Date\|2=mdy}}` or `{{subst:CURRENTMONTHNAME}} {{subst:CURRENTDAY}}, {{subst:CURRENTYEAR}}`

Parameter

Description

honorific_prefix

To appear on the line above the person's name

name

The short or common name of the subject. If this parameter is omitted, the name of the article is used.

honorific_suffix

To appear on the line below the person's name

image

An image of the person. Only the file name is required, such as example.jpg or sample.png. It is not necessary to use File: before the name or to wikilink the image. If no image is available, do not use an image placeholder.

image_size
imagesize

A size in pixels to display the image, such as 200px (width), x300px (height), or 200x300px (max width and height). Use only when absolutely necessary. If empty or omitted, frameless is used to display the image at the default thumbnail size (normally 220px, but logged in users may change this at Preferences: Appearance).

alt

Alternative text for image, for visually impaired readers (see WP:ALT).

caption

A caption to be displayed below the image. Include date of photograph and photographer's name, if known.

headercolor

To change the default color of the background of headers to either gold for reigning Olympic Champions or red for World Champions.

| headercolor = 2024 Olympic Champion → gold

| headercolor = 2024 World Champion → red

textcolor

To change the default color of the text of headers, indicate a color name (e.g., lightblue or orange) or a hex triplet (e.g., #2468A0). To determine the hex triplet of a color, see List of colors; or go to List of colors#Colors by shade, click on the article associated with the desired color, and look up the hex triplet.

Personal information

native_name

The person's name in their native language, if different than name.

birth_name
birthname

The birth name of the subject, if different than name.

full_name
fullname

The full name of the subject, if different than name and birth_name.

nickname

Imported from Wikidata if left empty. The subject's common nickname(s). If there is more than one, list the names alphabetically and separate them with commas.

nationality

The subject's nationality. May be used instead of citizenship (below) or vice versa in cases where any confusion could result. Should only be used with citizenship when they somehow differ. Should only be used if nationality cannot be inferred from the birthplace. Do not use a flag template.

citizenship

Country of legal citizenship, if different from nationality. Rarely needed. See usage notes for nationality above. Should only be used if citizenship cannot be inferred from the birthplace. Do not use a flag template.

birth_date

Imported from Wikidata if left empty. The subject's birth date. If the person is living, use {{Birth date and age}}, {{Birth-date and age}}, or {{Birth year and age}}. If deceased, use {{Birth date}} or {{Birth-date}}. Use plain text for partial dates.
Example: {{Birth date and age|1950|8|26}} if born August 26, 1950
Example: {{Birth date and age|1950|8|26|df=y}} to display birth date as 26 August 1950

birth_place

The subject's place of birth. Do not use a flag template.

death_date

Imported from Wikidata if left empty. The subject's death date, if applicable. If the date of birth is known, use {{Death date and age}}, {{Death-date and age}}, or {{Death year and age}}. Otherwise, use {{Death date}} or {{Death-date}}. Use plain text for partial dates.
Example: {{Death date and age|1993|2|24|1950|8|26}} if died February 24, 1993 and born August 26, 1950
Example: {{Death date and age|df=yes|1993|2|24|1941|4|12}} to display death date as 24 February 1993

death_place

The subject's place of death, if applicable. Do not use a flag template.

resting_place

Place of burial, ash-scattering, etc. Do not use a flag template.

resting_place_coordinates

Use {{coord}}

monuments

Significant monuments erected, buildings named, etc., in honour of the subject. If many, link to an appropriate section of the article instead.

hometown

The subject's primary home town. Do not use a flag template.

education

Education, e.g., degree, institution and graduation year, if relevant. If very little information is available or relevant, the |alma_mater= parameter may be more appropriate.

alma_mater

The judoka's alma mater. This parameter is a more concise alternative to |education=, and will most often simply consist of the linked name of the last-attended higher education institution. It is usually not relevant to include either parameter for non-graduates, but article talk page consensus may conclude otherwise, as at Bill Gates.

occupation

Defaults to Judoka when empty. Occupation as given in the article lead, including sport and non-sport professions, e.g., Professional [[football (soccer)|footballer]], [[coach]], [[sports journalist]] and [[venture capitalist]].

years_active

Date range in years of the subject's activity in their principal occupation(s) and/or other activity for which they are notable. Use the format 1950–2000, or 1970–present if still active (note the use of an en dash, not hyphen). Do not link dates or years.

employer

The subject's employer(s). This is a good place for noting publications that the subject writes articles for, TV shows they commentate, sporting goods companies for whom they do endorsements, etc. Use {{ubl}} or {{plainlist}} to format multiple entries, and use common sense explanatory notes if needed, e.g., to distinguish between multiple sports or disciplines.

agent

The subject's agent (individual and/or agency).

height

The subject's height, if relevant, measured in centimetres (or metres) when using the metric system or in feet and inches when using the imperial system. Use XXX cm, X.XX m, or X ft Y in. The infobox will automatically display the appropriate conversion within parentheses.

To satisfy international variations of English, if the subject is American or British (or primarily notable in English for playing on an American or British team, or for participating in American or British sports) enter the height in feet (ft) and inches (in), otherwise enter the height in centimetres (cm).
| height = 6 ft 3 in → 6 ft 3 in (191 cm)

| height = 191 cm → 191 cm (6 ft 3 in)
The height parameter also accepts conversions done via the {{Convert}} template.
| height = {{convert|6|ft|3|in|cm|abbr=on}} → 6 ft 3 in (191 cm)

| height = {{convert|191|cm|ftin|abbr=on}} → 191 cm (6 ft 3 in)
If the subject's height stated in a source is the converted measurement, ensure that this measurement is accurately stated. For example, if a source states 192 centimetres but the infobox should display feet and inches first:
- Incorrect usage, does not display (192 cm):
| height = 6 ft 4 in → 6 ft 4 in (193 cm)
- Correct usage, displays (192 cm):
| height = 6 ft 3.6 in → 6 ft 3.6 in (192 cm)

| height = 6 ft 4 in (192 cm) → 6 ft 4 in (192 cm)

| height = {{convert|192|cm|ftin|abbr=on|order=flip}} → 6 ft 4 in (192 cm)
If the subject has not reached their adult height, add the year when the height was measured, in parentheses (round brackets) after the height.
Provide a reference for the information after the year, in parentheses, indicating in the footnote both the source and the original units, like this: "[source of information] (original measurement in feet and inches)"; see Wikipedia:Manual of Style (dates and numbers)#Unit conversions.

weight

Not to be confused with weight_class. The subject's weight, if relevant, measured in kilograms when using the metric system, in pounds when using the imperial system, or in stone and pounds in the United Kingdom. Use X kg, X lb, or X st Y lb. The infobox will automatically display the appropriate conversion within parentheses.

If the subject is American (or primarily notable in English for playing for an American team, or for participating in U.S. sports), enter the weight in pounds (lb), otherwise enter the weight in kilograms (kg).
| weight = 120 lb → 120 lb (54 kg)

| weight = 60 kg → 60 kg (132 lb)
The weight parameter also accepts conversions done via the {{Convert}} template.
| weight = {{convert|120|lb|kg|abbr=on}} → 120 lb (54 kg)
| weight = {{convert|60|kg|lb|0|abbr=on}} → 60 kg (132 lb)
- When using the convert template for kilogram-to-pound conversions, the zero (highlighted) is necessary for correct rounding. Otherwise, the example above would display as "60 kg (130 lb)".
If the subject's weight stated in a source is the converted measurement, ensure that this measurement is accurately stated. For example, if a source states 125 pounds but the infobox should display kilograms first:
- Incorrect usage, does not display (125 lb):
| weight = 57 kg → 57 kg (126 lb)
- Correct usage, displays (125 lb):
| weight = 56.7 kg → 56.7 kg (125 lb)

| weight = 57 kg (125 lb) → 57 kg (125 lb)

| weight = {{convert|125|lb|kg|abbr=on|order=flip}} → 57 kg (125 lb)
After the weight, add the year when the weight was measured, in parentheses. Please supply a reference in the same manner as for the subject's height.

spouse

Name of spouse(s), followed by years of marriage. Use the format Name (1950–present) for current spouse and Name (1970–1999) for former spouse(s); for convenience, consider using {{marriage}}. Separate entries using {{Plainlist}} or {{Unbulleted list}}. For deceased persons still married at time of death, close the date range with death year.

life_partner

For unmarried life partners (of any gender or sexual preference), not business partners. Use the format Name (1950–present) for current partner and Name (1970–1999) for former partner(s).

other_interests

Significant interests other than sports that the subject has. Please use this parameter sparingly.

website

Imported from Wikidata if left empty. Official website only. Unofficial websites should be placed under ==External links== in the body of the article. Use {{URL}} as in {{URL|examplesite.com|ExampleSite.com}}. Do not include the www. part unless the server is misconfigured and requires it. Use camel case capitalization to make multiword domain names easier to read.

Sport

country

The country or countries that the subject represents in sport, if any (not all sports involve national representation). A flag template may be used, preferably only when show-medals is set to no. Wikilink the country name only if doing so would not be redundant with links already present in prior parameters. Use {{ubl}} or {{plainlist}} to format multiple entries, and use common sense explanatory notes if needed: {{ubl|United Kingdom (assoc. football, rugby league)|[[New Zealand]] (rugby union)}}.

sport

Defaults to Judo when empty. The sport(s) that the subject has notably participated in (basketballers dabbling in tournament poker or cricketers doing celebrity golf fundraisers do not count as notable participation in those sports). Use {{ubl}} or {{PL}} to format multiple entries; list the events chronologically, alphabetically or by depth of participation, as best suits the article; and give date ranges and other clarifications where appropriate. Link the name of the sport to a suitable Wikipedia article if one is available. Using the footballer example given under |occupation= above, the |sport= value might be {{ubl}}[[Rugby league]] (1991–1992)|[[Association football]] (1992–2001)|[[Rugby union]] (coach, 2001–present).

disability

A disability that the subject has.

disability_class

The disability sport classification(s) that the subject competes under.

weight_class

rank_type

Label of rank parameter. Defaults to show Rank, that is the word "Rank" linked to the Rank in Judo article.

rank

The rank (belt color) of the subject in judo. Use only the name of the color (Brown, Blue, etc.). a Description and a color box will be added by the template. Automated when dan is used.

rank_alt

Overrides rank & dan. rank_ref is left functional.

rank_ref

Adds a reference to rank.

dan

The dan grade of a black belt judoka (1–11). When used, "rank" can be left empty.

league

The name of the sport league(s), federation(s) or other sanctioning system(s) under which the judoka plays/played. It is not necessary to add this parameter if the sport in question has only one such notable organization. For play under/membership in a regional (e.g., continental) federation, it may be useful to name that body and the parent organization, e.g., [[European Pocket Billiard Federation]] ([[World Pool-Billiard Association|WPA]]).

club
team

The name of the sport club(s) or team(s) that the subject belongs/belonged to, if any, with the years in parentheses. Use {{ubl}} or {{PL}} to format multiple entries. Do not use both, unless the terms have distinct meanings in the sport in question (which is not the case with football (soccer) – "club", "team" and "squad" are synonymous (but this template does not support a |squad= parameter).

turnedpro

The date or year that the subject turned professional. Do not link dates or years.

turnedpro_type

Change the text of the "Turned pro" heading to match the sport's terminology.

partner

Other sportpeople with whom the subject regularly plays, or used to play, doubles matches.

former_partner

coach

The name of a notable person who is coaching or once coached the subject, and the years in parentheses after the name.

retired

The date or year (not wikilinked) that the subject retired from sports., if applicable. If the subject died before formal retirement, do not add the death date to this parameter, just remove it entirely. Do not link dates or years.

coaching

The names of notable other sportspeople that the subject is now coaching. Only add the names of persons who have Wikipedia articles about them (no red links). If there is more than one person, arrange the names alphabetically by last name and separate them with commas.

Achievements and titles

worlds
worlds_rank
worlds_year
worlds_weight

Top achievements and titles the subject has earned at world, continental and national competitions, and at the Olympic or Paralympic Games, for example:

| regionals = {{Eur1}} ([[2020 European Judo Championships – Men's 100 kg|2020]])

or:

| regionals_type   = EU
| regionals_rank   = 1
| regionals_year   = 2020
| regionals_weight = Men's 100 kg

The string   creates a non-breaking space between the number and the unit (see Wikipedia:Manual of Style (dates and numbers)#Non-breaking spaces). And – creates an en dash; alternatively, insert an en dash using the symbol table that appears below the edit window. {{Ubl}} ({{unbulleted list}}) and {{plainlist}} format lists with each item on its own line, with semantic and accessible HTML list mark-up, but no bullets.

Regional means multi-national, not sub-national; sub-national competition is not notable enough for an infobox.

If the subject does not have a disability, then remove the |paralympics= parameter.

regionals
regionals_type
regionals_rank
regionals_year
regionals_weight

nationals

olympics
olympics_rank
olympics_year
olympics_weight

paralympics
paralympics_rank
paralympics_year
paralympics_weight

commonwealth
commonwealth_rank
commonwealth_year
commonwealth_weight

highestranking

The subject's highest world ranking (as a cardinal numeral) with the year(s) when this was achieved in parentheses, like this: 1st (2005). Add the discipline/event or other clarifiers if needed: 1st (freestyle, 2005), or use a longer prose description of the title [[2009 WPA Men's World Nine-ball Championship|WPA World Nine-ball Champion (Men's Div., 2009)]].

Medal record

medaltemplates

All templates from the medal record infobox except {{MedalTableTop}} and {{MedalBottom}}. Set out the medal templates in the order stated in the medal templates documentation, and arrange the competitions by seniority. Use a non-breaking space ( ) and a Non breaking en dash ({{nbnd}}) instead of the "regular" space and dash to prevent line breaks and improve mobile view.

{{MedalSport| Men's [[judo]] }}
{{MedalCountry| {{JPN}}}}
{{Medal|B| [[Judo at the 2020 Summer Olympics|2020&nbsp;Tokyo]] | [[Judo at the 2020 Summer Olympics – Mixed team|Mixed&nbsp;team]]}}
{{Medal|Competition| [[World Judo Championships|World Championships]] }}
{{Medal|G| [[2019 World Judo Championships|2019&nbsp;Tokyo]] | [[2019 World Judo Championships – Men's 81 kg|{{nbnd}}81&nbsp;kg]] }}
{{Medal|Competition| [[European Judo Championships|European Championships]] }}
{{Medal|G| [[2018 European Judo Championships|2018&nbsp;Tel&nbsp;Aviv]] | {{nbnd}}81&nbsp;kg }}

show-medals

If show-medals=no, the medal table is collapsed. By default, it is expanded and will only be collapsed if the "hide" link is clicked. The default should be left as is unless there are more than three medals.

medaltemplates-title

Change the text of the "Medal record" heading

External databases

ijf

Imported from Wikidata when empty. Subject's ID on ijf.org.

Imported from Wikidata when empty. Subject's ID on JudoInside.com.

Modules

module
module2

Used for embedding other infoboxes into this one. These parameters are not usually used directly in articles, and are mainly for creating other infoboxes based on this one with additional parameters. To see how these parameters are used, have a look at how {{Infobox swimmer}} is built. Note: module displays above the Sport heading and module2 displays above the Achievements and titles heading.

Date updated

updated

Date the infobox information was updated.

DMY: {{subst:Date}} or {{subst:CURRENTDAY}} {{subst:CURRENTMONTHNAME}} {{subst:CURRENTYEAR}}
MDY: {{subst:Date|2=mdy}} or {{subst:CURRENTMONTHNAME}} {{subst:CURRENTDAY}}, {{subst:CURRENTYEAR}}

Men's judo

Representing

Israel

European Championships

‍–‍81 kg

‍–‍81 kg

‍–‍81 kg

‍–‍73 kg

‍–‍81 kg

‍–‍81 kg

‍–‍81 kg

‍–‍81 kg

‍–‍73 kg

‍–‍73 kg

‍–‍73 kg

IJF Grand Prix

‍–‍73 kg

‍–‍81 kg

‍–‍81 kg

‍–‍73 kg

‍–‍73 kg

‍–‍73 kg

‍–‍73 kg

‍–‍73 kg

‍–‍81 kg

European Junior Championships

2011 Lommel

‍–‍73 kg

{{Infobox judoka | name = Sagi Muki | image = Sagi Muki 1.jpg | image_size = | caption = Muki in 2019  | fullname = Sagi Aharon Muki | native_name = {{Script/Hebrew|שגיא מוקי}} | nationality = Israeli | birth_date = {{birth date and age|1992|5|17|df=y}} | birth_place = [[Netanya]], Israel | years_active = {{Years ago|1996}} | height = 180 cm<ref name="baku2015.com">{{cite web|url=http://www.baku2015.com/athletes/athlete=muki-sagi-1001872/index.html?intcmp=athletes-hub|title=Baku 2015 1St European Games – Athletes – MUKI Sagi|work=Baku 2015}}</ref> | weight =  | country = {{ISR}} | sport = [[Judo]] | weight_class = {{nbnd}}81 kg | rank = | dan = 6 | club = Maccabi Netanya | coach = [[Oren Smadja]]  | worlds_rank = 1 | worlds_year = 2019 | worlds_weight = Men's 81 kg | regionals_type = EU | regionals_rank = 1 | regionals_year = 2015 | regionals_weight = Men's 73 kg | regionals_year2 = 2018 | regionals_weight2 = Men's 81 kg | olympics_rank = 5 | olympics_year = 2016 | olympics_weight = Men's 73 kg | highestranking = 1<ref>{{cite web |title=Israel's Sagi Muki takes gold at Judo World Championship |url=https://www.i24news.tv/en/news/sport/1566993910-israeli-judoka-sagi-muki-wins-gold-medal-at-world-judo-championship-final-in-japan |website=[[i24 News]] |access-date=9 March 2021 |date=28 August 2019}}</ref>  | show-medals = | medaltemplates = {{MedalSport | Men's [[judo]] }} {{MedalCountry | {{ISR}} }} {{Medal|Competition | [[Judo at the Summer Olympics|Olympic Games]] }} {{Medal|B| [[Judo at the 2020 Summer Olympics|2020 Tokyo]] | [[Judo at the 2020 Summer Olympics – Mixed team|Mixed team]]}} {{Medal|Competition| [[World Judo Championships|World Championships]] }} {{Medal|G| [[2019 World Judo Championships|2019 Tokyo]] | [[2019 World Judo Championships – Men's 81 kg|{{nbnd}}81 kg]] }} {{Medal|Competition| [[European Games]] }} {{Medal|G| [[2015 European Games|2015 Baku]] | [[Judo at the 2015 European Games – Men's 73 kg|{{nbnd}}73 kg]] }} {{Medal|Competition| [[European Judo Championships|European Championships]] }} {{Medal|G| [[2018 European Judo Championships|2018 Tel Aviv]] | {{nbnd}}81 kg }} {{Medal|B| [[2021 European Judo Championships|2021 Lisbon]] | [[2021 European Judo Championships – Men's 81 kg|{{nbnd}}81 kg]] }} {{Medal|Competition| [[Judo World Masters|World Masters]] }} {{Medal|S| [[2019 Judo World Masters|2019 Qingdao]] | {{nbnd}}81 kg }} {{Medal|B| [[2021 Judo World Masters|2021 Doha]] | {{nbnd}}81 kg }} {{Medal|Competition| [[Judo Grand Slam|IJF Grand Slam]] }} {{Medal|G| [[2014 Judo Grand Slam Baku|2014 Baku]] | {{nbnd}}73 kg }} {{Medal|G| [[2018 Judo Grand Slam Abu Dhabi|2018 Abu Dhabi]] | {{nbnd}}81 kg }} {{Medal|G| [[2019 Judo Grand Slam Ekaterinburg|2019 Ekaterinburg]] | {{nbnd}}81 kg }} {{Medal|G| [[2019 Judo Grand Slam Baku|2019 Baku]] | {{nbnd}}81 kg }} {{Medal|S| [[2019 Judo Grand Slam Paris|2019 Paris]] | {{nbnd}}81 kg }} {{Medal|B| [[2015 Judo Grand Slam Paris|2015 Paris]] | {{nbnd}}73 kg }} {{Medal|B| [[2015 Judo Grand Slam Abu Dhabi|2015 Abu Dhabi]] | {{nbnd}}73 kg }} {{Medal|B| [[2016 Judo Grand Slam Paris|2016 Paris]] | {{nbnd}}73 kg }} {{Medal|Competition| [[International Judo Federation|IJF]] Grand Prix }} {{Medal|G| [[2014 Judo Grand Prix Havana|2014 Havana]] | {{nbnd}}73 kg }} {{Medal|G| [[2017 Judo Grand Prix Tashkent|2017 Tashkent]] | {{nbnd}}81 kg }} {{Medal|G| [[2019 Judo Grand Prix Tel Aviv|2019 Tel Aviv]] | {{nbnd}}81 kg }} {{Medal|S| [[2014 Judo Grand Prix Düsseldorf|2014 Düsseldorf]] | {{nbnd}}73 kg }} {{Medal|S| [[2014 Judo Grand Prix Astana|2014 Astana]] | {{nbnd}}73 kg }} {{Medal|S| [[2014 Judo Grand Prix Jeju|2014 Jeju]] | {{nbnd}}73 kg }} {{Medal|B| [[2015 Judo Grand Prix Düsseldorf|2015 Düsseldorf]] | {{nbnd}}73 kg }} {{Medal|B| [[2015 Judo Grand Prix Zagreb|2015 Zagreb]] | {{nbnd}}73 kg }} {{Medal|B| [[2018 Judo Grand Prix Budapest|2018 Budapest]] | {{nbnd}}81 kg }} {{Medal|Competition| [[European Junior Judo Championships|European Junior Championships]] }} {{Medal|B| [[2011 European Junior Judo Championships|2011 Lommel]] | {{nbnd}}73 kg }} | ijf = 111 | ji = 222 }}

The HTML markup produced by this template includes an hCard microformat, which makes the person's details parsable by computers, either acting automatically to catalogue articles across Wikipedia or via a browser tool operated by a reader, to (for example) add the subject to an address book or database. For more information about the use of microformats on Wikipedia, please see the microformat project.

Please do not rename or remove these classes nor collapse nested elements which use them.

Template parameters[Edit template data]

This template prefers block formatting of parameters.

Parameter

Description

Type

Status

Honorific prefix

honorific_prefix honorific prefix

Honorific prefix for infobox title. Use of this parameter helps machine-readers distinguish the actual name.

String

optional

Name

name

The short or common name of the subject. If this parameter is omitted, the name of the article is used

String

optional

Honorific suffix

honorific_suffix honorific suffix

Honorific suffix for infobox title. Use of this parameter helps machine-readers distinguish the actual name.

String

optional

Image

image

An image of the subject. Type the name of the image file without adding File: before it or wikilinking it. If no image is available yet, do not use an image placeholder

File

optional

Image size

image_size imagesize

The image size. Use only when absolutely necessary.

String

optional

Alternative text

alt

Alternative text for the image, used when the image cannot be load or by the screenreaders for visually disabled people.

String

optional

Image caption

caption

A caption for the image displayed.

String

optional

Header color

headercolor

Changes the default color of headers to either gold for reigning Olympic Champions or red for World Champions. Accepts '2024 Olympic Champion' for gold and '2024 World Champion' for red.

String

optional

Native name

native_name

The person's name in their native language, if different than "name".

String

optional

Language of the native name

native_name_lang

ISO 639-2 code, e.g., "fre" or "fra" for French. If more than one, use {{lang}} in |native_name= instead.

String

optional

Birth name

birth_name birthname

The birth name of the subject, if different than "name".

String

optional

Full name

full_name fullname

The full name of the subject, if different than "name" and "birth_name".

String

optional

Nickname

nickname

The subject's common nickname(s). If there is more than one, list the names alphabetically and separate them with commas.

String

optional

Nationality

nationality

The subject's nationality. May be used instead of citizenship (below) or vice versa in cases where any confusion could result. Should only be used with citizenship when they somehow differ. Should only be used if nationality cannot be inferred from the birthplace. Do not use a flag template. This parameter is not displayed when the national_team parameter is defined.

String

optional

National team

national_team

The national team for which the subject competes in international events. This parameter is used for those who have represented their country as a member of a national team in international competition such as the Olympic Games, World Championships for the sport, Commonwealth Games, Pan American Games, etc.

String

optional

Citizenship

citizenship

Country of legal citizenship, if different from nationality. Rarely needed. See usage notes for nationality above. Should only be used if citizenship cannot be inferred from the birthplace. Do not use a flag template.

String

optional

Birth date

birth_date

The subject's birth date. Use {{birth date and age|year|month|day|df=y}}

String

optional

Place of birth

birth_place

The subject's place of birth. Do not use a flag template.

String

optional

Death date

death_date

The subject's death date, if applicable. Use {{death date and age|death year|death month|death day|birth year|birth month|birth day}}.

String

optional

Place of death

death_place

The subject's place of death, if applicable. Do not use a flag template.

String

optional

Resting place

resting_place resting place restingplace

Place of burial, ash-scattering, etc. Use name alone. Do not use a flag template.

String

optional

Resting place coordinates

resting_place_coordinates resting place coordinates restingplacecoordinates

GPS coordinates for place of burial, ash-scattering, etc.

String

optional

Monuments

monuments

Significant monuments erected, buildings named, etc., in honour of the subject. If many, link to an appropriate section of the article instead.

String

optional

Education

education

Education, e.g., degree, institution and graduation year, if relevant. If very little information is available or relevant, the |alma_mater= parameter may be more appropriate.

String

optional

Alma mater

alma_mater alma mater

The sportsperson's alma mater. This parameter is a more concise alternative to |education=, and will most often simply consist of the linked name of the last-attended higher education institution. It is usually not relevant to include either parameter for non-graduates, but article talk page consensus may conclude otherwise, as at Bill Gates.

String

optional

Occupation

occupation

Occupation as given in the article lead, including sport and non-sport professions, e.g., Professional [[football (soccer)|footballer]], [[coach]], [[sports journalist]] and [[venture capitalist]]. Try to avoid too much redundancy with the |sport= parameter.

String

optional

Years active

years_active years active yearsactive

Date range in years of the subject's activity in their principal occupation(s) and/or other activity for which they are notable. Use the format 1950–2000, or 1970–present if still active (note the use of an en dash, not hyphen). Do not link dates or years.

String

optional

Employer

employer

The subject's employer(s). This is a good place for noting publications that the subject writes articles for, TV shows they are commentators, sporting goods companies for whom they do endorsements, etc. Use {{ubl}} or {{plain list}} to format multiple entries, and use common sense explanatory notes if needed, e.g., to distinguish between multiple sports or disciplines.

String

optional

Agent

agent

The subject's agent (individual and/or agency).

String

optional

Height

height

The subject's height, if relevant. Use "X cm", "X m", or "X ft Y in" (without quotation marks). The infobox will automatically display the appropriate conversion within parentheses. To satisfy international variations of English, if the subject is American or British (or primarily notable in English for playing on an American or British team, or for participating in American or British sports) enter the height in feet and inches. The infobox will add a conversion to centimeters: <code>|height= 6 ft 3 in</code> → "6 ft 3 in (191 cm)". Conversely, if they are not American or British, enter the height in centimetres. The infobox will add a conversion to feet and inches: <code>|height= 191 cm</code> → "191 cm (6 ft 3 in)". If the subject's height stated in a source is the converted measurement, ensure that this measurement is accurately stated. For example, if a source states that an American or British athlete is 192 cm tall, enter <code>|height= 6 ft 3.6 in</code> to get the result "6 ft 3.6 in (192 cm)". Some experimentation using the "Show preview" button may be required. Indicating <code>|height= 6 ft 4 in</code>, which would yield "6 ft 4 in (193 cm)", would be inaccurate. For sportspersons who have not reached their adult height, it is important to add the year when the height was measured, in parentheses (round brackets) after the height. Provide a reference for the information after the year, in parentheses, indicating in the footnote both the source and the original units, like this: "[<var>source of information</var>] (original measurement in feet and inches)"; see Wikipedia:Manual of Style (dates and numbers)#Unit conversions. The height parameter also accepts conversions done via the Convert template: <code>|height= {{convert|6|ft|3|in|cm|abbr=on}}</code> → "6 ft 3 in (191 cm)" or <code>|height= {{convert|191|cm|ftin|abbr=on}}</code> → "191 cm (6 ft 3 in)".

String

optional

Height in centimeters

height_cm

Height in centimeters. Number only, please. Causes "Height in feet" and "height in inches" parameters to be ignored. (Deliberate)

Number

optional

Height in feet

height_ft

Feet component of height, when express in a "# ft # in" format. Use "Height in inches" parameter to add the inch component. Integer number only, please. Ignored if "height in centimeters" is indicated.

Number

optional

Height in inches

height_in

Height in inches. If "Height in feet" is also added, this parameters is taken as the inch component of height, when express in a "# ft. # in." format. (Otherwise, it is construed as full height in inches.) Number only, please. Ignored if "height in centimeters" is indicated.

Number

optional

Weight

weight

The subject's weight, if relevant. Use "X kg", "X lb" or "X st Y lb" (without quotation marks). The infobox will automatically display the appropriate conversion within parentheses. If they are American (or primarily notable in English for playing for an American team, of for participating in U.S. sports), enter the weight in pounds . The infobox will add a conversion to kilograms: <code>|weight= 120 lb</code> → "120 lb (54 kg)". If they are not American, enter the weight in kilograms. The infobox will add a conversion to pounds: <code>|weight= 60 kg</code> → "60 kg (132 lb)". After the weight, add the year when the weight was measured, in parentheses. Please supply a reference in the same manner as for the subject's height. The weight parameter also accepts conversions done via the Convert template: <code>|weight= {{convert|120|lb|kg|abbr=on}}</code> → "120 lb (54 kg)" or <code>|weight= {{convert|60|kg|lb|0|abbr=on}}</code> → "60 kg (132 lb)". When using the convert template for kilogram-to-pound conversions, the final zero is necessary for correct rounding. Otherwise, it would display as "60 kg (130 lb)".

String

optional

Weight in kilograms

weight_kg

Weight in kilograms. Number only, please. If specified, "weight in stones" and "weight in pounds" parameters are ignored.

Number

optional

Weight in stones

weight_st

Stones component of weight, to be expressed in "# st. # lb." format. Number only, please. Use "weight in pounds" parameter to specify the pounds component. Ignored if "weight in kilograms" is specified.

Number

optional

Weight in pounds

weight_lb

Weight in pounds. If "weight in stones" is specified, this parameter is used as the pounds component of "# st. # lb." format. (Otherwise, it is taken as weight in full.) Number only, please. Ignored if weight in kilograms is already specified.

Number

optional

Spouse(s)

spouse

String

optional

Life partner(s)

life_partner

For unmarried life partners (of any gender or sexual preference), not business partners. Use the format Name (1950–present) for current partner and Name (1970–1999) for former partner(s).

String

optional

Other interests

other_interests other-interests

Significant interests other than sports that the subject has. Please use this parameter sparingly.

String

optional

Website

website

Official website only. Unofficial websites should be placed under ==External links== in the body of the article. Use {{URL}} as in {{URL|examplesite.com|ExampleSite.com}}. Do not include the www. part unless the server is misconfigured and requires it. Use camel case capitalization to make multiword domain names easier to read.

String

optional

Country

country

The country or countries that the subject represents in sport, if any (not all sports involve nationalistic representation). Do not use a flag template. Wikilink the country name only if doing so would not be redundant with links already present in prior parameters. Use {{ubl}} or {{plain list}} to format multiple entries, and use common sense explanatory notes if needed: {{ubl|United Kingdom (assoc. football, rugby league)|[[New Zealand]] (rugby union)}}

String

optional

Sport

sport

The sport(s) that the subject has notably participated in (basketballers dabbling in tournament poker, or cricketers doing celebrity golf fundraisers does not count as notable participation in those sports). Use {{ubl}} or {{PL}} to format multiple entries; list the events chronologically, alphabetically or by depth of participation, as best suits the article; and give date ranges and other clarifications where appropriate. Link the name of the sport to a suitable Wikipedia article if one is available. Using the footballer example given under |occupation= above, the |sport= value might be {{ubl}}[[Rugby league]] (1991–1992)|[[Association football]] (1992–2001)|[[Rugby union]] (coach, 2001–present).

String

optional

Position

position

Primary position (e.g., goalkeeper, forward, quarterback, ...)

String

optional

Disability

disability

A disability that the subject has.

String

optional

Disability class

disability_class

The disability sport classification(s) that the subject competes under.

String

optional

Weight class

weight_class

The weight classification(s) that the subject competes under, if applicable in that sport

String

optional

Weight class type

weight_class_type

If the sport in which this sportsperson competes has a technical name for "weight class", use this parameter to specify it, thus changing the "weight class" label to something else.

String

optional

Rank

rank

The rank of the subject in their sport. Use {{color box}} to indicate belt colour for martial artists.

String

optional

Event

event

The event(s) or discipline(s) within the sport that the subject specializes in, wikilinked to suitable article(s). Use {{ubl}} or {{PL}} to format multiple entries, and list the events alphabetically, chronologically or by depth of participation, as best suits the article{{ubl|[[Breaststroke]]|[[Freestyle swimming|Freestyle]]}}. This parameter should be removed when not useful, as in the case of the footballer example given in |occupation= and |sport=, above.

String

optional

League

league

The name of the sport league(s), federation(s) or other sanctioning system(s) under which the sportsperson plays/played. It is not necessary to add this parameter if the sport in question has only one such notable organization. For play under/membership in a regional (e.g., continental) federation, it may be useful to name that body and the parent organization, e.g., [[European Pocket Billiard Federation]] ([[World Pool-Billiard Association|WPA]]).

String

optional

League type

league_type

Changes the “League” heading to another word, such as "Federation", "Association", etc., to match the terminology used in the sport.

String

optional

Club

club

The name of the sport club(s) that the subject belongs/belonged to, if any, with the years in parentheses. Use {{ubl}} or {{PL}} to format multiple entries. Do not use both, unless the terms have distinct meanings in the sport in question (which is not the case with football (soccer) – "club", "team" and "squad" are synonymous (but this template does not support a |squad= parameter).

String

optional

Team

team

The name of the sport team(s) that the subject belongs/belonged to, if any, with the years in parentheses. Use {{ubl}} or {{PL}} to format multiple entries. Do not use both, unless the terms have distinct meanings in the sport in question (which is not the case with football (soccer) – "club", "team" and "squad" are synonymous (but this template does not support a |squad= parameter).

String

optional

Turned pro in

turnedpro

The date or year that the subject turned professional. Do not link dates or years.

String

optional

Partner

partner

Other sportpeople with whom the subject regularly plays doubles matches.

String

optional

Former partner

former_partner formerpartner

Other sportpeople with whom the subject used to play doubles matches.

String

optional

Coach

coach

The name of a notable person who is coaching or once coached the subject, and the years in parentheses after the name.

String

optional

Retired

retired

The date or year that the subject retired from sports., if applicable. If the subject died before formal retirement, do not add the death date to this parameter, just remove it entirely. Do not link dates or years.

String

optional

Now coaching

coaching

String

optional

World finals

worlds

Significant titles the subject has earned at world or international, regional and national competitions, and at the Olympic or Paralympic Games

String

optional

Regional finals

regionals

Regional means multi-national, not sub-national; sub-national competition is not notable enough for an infobox.

String

optional

National finals

nationals

nationals competition

String

optional

Olympic finals

olympics

no description

String

optional

Paralympic finals

paralympics

If the sport is not Olympic, then remove the |olympics= parameter.

String

optional

Commonwealth finals

commonwealth

If the subject does not have a disability, then remove the |paralympics= parameter.

String

optional

Highest world ranking

highestranking

The subject's highest world ranking (as a cardinal numeral) with the year(s) when this was achieved in parentheses, like this: 1st (2005). Add the discipline/event or other clarifiers if needed: 1st (freestyle, 2005), or use a longer prose description of the title [[2009 WPA Men's World Nine-ball Championship|WPA World Nine-ball Champion (Men's Div., 2009)]].

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Personal best(s)

pb

If applicable, the personal best times the subject has achieved with the years when these were achieved in parentheses, using {{ubl}} or {{PL}} to format list items: {{ubl|'''100 m backstroke''': 1:03.17 (2001, '''WR''') |'''200 m butterfly''': 2:12.63 (2003) }} . The following abbreviations may be used in parentheses after the year: CR – competition record, NR – national record, OR – Olympic record, PR – Paralympic record, WR – world record.

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Medal templates

medaltemplates

All templates from the medal record infobox except {{MedalTableTop}} and {{MedalBottom}}. Set out the medal templates in the order stated in the medal templates documentation, and arrange the competitions alphabetically by name. {{MedalSport|[[Swimming#competitive swimming|Men's swimming]]}} {{MedalCountry|{{SWE}}}} {{MedalCompetition|[[FINA World Aquatics Championships]]}} {{MedalSilver|[[2005 World Aquatics Championships|2005 Montreal]]|200 m [[breaststroke]]}} {{MedalCompetition|[[Olympic Games]]}} {{MedalGold|[[2008 Summer Olympics|2008 Beijing]]|[[Swimming at the 2008 Summer Olympics|100 m freestyle]]}} {{MedalCompetition|[[Pan Pacific Swimming Championships|Pan Pacific Championships]]}} {{MedalBronze|[[2006 Pan Pacific Swimming Championships|2006 Victoria]]|100 m [[butterfly stroke|butterfly]]}}

String

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Show medals?

show-medals

If set to "no", the medal table is collapsed. By default, it is expanded and will only be collapsed if the "hide" link is clicked. The default should be left as is unless there are more than three medals.

String

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Module

module misc

Used for embedding other infoboxes into this one. Appears above the "Sports" section. This parameter is not usually used directly in articles, and are mainly for creating other infoboxes based on this one with additional parameters. To see how these parameters are used, have a look at how {{Infobox swimmer}} is built.

String

optional

Module2

module2 misc2

Used for embedding other infoboxes into this one. Appears above the "Achievements" section. This parameter is not usually used directly in articles, and are mainly for creating other infoboxes based on this one with additional parameters. To see how these parameters are used, have a look at how {{Infobox swimmer}} is built.

String

optional

Module3

module3 misc3

Used for embedding other infoboxes into this one. Appears below the medal templates and above the "updated" parameter.

String

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Date updated

updated

Date the infobox information was updated. For day-month-year (DMY), use: <code>{{subst:Date}}</code> or <code>{{subst:CURRENTDAY}} {{subst:CURRENTMONTHNAME}} {{subst:CURRENTYEAR}}</code>. For month-day-year (MDY), use: <code>{{subst:Date|2=mdy}}</code> or <code>{{subst:CURRENTMONTHNAME}} {{subst:CURRENTDAY}}, {{subst:CURRENTYEAR}}</code>.

String

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Template:Infobox Judoka

Parameters

Examples

Microformat

Sub-templates

Classes

Tracking categories

Supporting modules and templates

Medal icon templates

See also

TemplateData