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JudoCrazy

@judocrazyTracked since May 2026

creating cutting-edge judo content.

Observed Aug 14, 2026 · staleModeled revenue
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20
12.1% · 30-day rate from 13 observed days
Total audience
308
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Estimated monthly gross
$100
Starting price
$5/mo
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20 paid members · 30-day rate from 13 observed days

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201917
May 202617 weeks trackedNow
JudoCrazy20 members · $100/mo

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3,011Profile posts9 postsLast month16.7%Members-only

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Article Latest postPublicTaimazova's Special Kouchi-Makikomi

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The evolution of the Yoko-Tomoe-NageNo public preview was captured for this post.Article6d agoPublic 0 0Fujinaka's transitional throws2 days agoArticle2 days ago at Aug 25 crawlPublic 0 01969 World Championships3 days agoArticle3 days ago at Aug 25 crawl$5 tier & up 0 0Counter against KhabarelliMikita Sviryd (CRO) does his favorite Khabarelli technique in the final of the +100kg division at the Lima Grand Prix.ArticleAugust 17Public 0 0Salonen & Pohl win first WJT goldIt's always nice to see breakthroughs. At the Lima Grand Prix, Pihla Salonen (FIN) and Dena Pohl (GER) won the -57kg and -70kg divisions, respectively. This is the first IJF World Judo Tour gold for each of them.AudioAugust 16Public 0 0Izvoreau's tsuri-goshiThe final of the -66kg division at the Lima Grand Prix was a bit of shocker. It was between two players from Moldova. Of the two, Denis Vieru is the more famous one. But it was Radu Izvoreanu who scored the ippon, with a massive hip throw. What a satisfying finish!ArticleAugust 15Public 0 0Silva's Flying JujiAugust 13ArticleAugust 13$5 tier & up 0 0Lookback: Silva wins Olympic gold in her hometownRafaela Silva (BRA) won the -57kg Olympic gold medal in her hometown of Rio de Janeiro, by defeating top-ranked Sumiya Dorjsuren (MGL) with a waza-ari score.ArticleAugust 12Public 0 0Lookback: Kayla wins 2nd Olympic goldAugust 11 View post On Aug 11, 2016, Kayla Harrison won her second Olympic gold medal. She won all four of her matches through newaza. She defeated her first two opponents, Zhang Zhehui (CHN) and Abigel Joo (HUN) through hold-downs, and then defeated her semifinal opponent Anamari Velensek (SLO) by armlock. In the final, against Audrey Tcheumeo (FRA) she once again used an armlock to win the match, and become a double Olympic Champion. (Interview clip courtesy of Fighting Films).ArticleAugust 11Public 0 0Lookback: Stevens wins Olympic silverOn July 31, 2012, Travis Stevens (USA) fought Ole Bischof (GER) in the semifinal of the London Olympic Games. He lost by hantei (decision).ArticleJuly 31, 2012Public 0 0Stark's TakedownIt looks like a cross between a seoi-nage, a drop kata-guruma and side takedown.ArticleAugust 8Public 0 0
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