Cyrille Maret

Cyrille Maret is a French judoka and Olympic medalist recognized for his consistent performance and multiple titles in international competitions. After becoming the European Cadet Champion in Baku in 2003, Cyrille Maret established his dominance in judo with a rapid ascent through the ranks. He secured the World Junior Champion title in Santo Domingo in 2006 in the under 100 kg category. His formative years also saw him earn Gold medals at the French U17 Championships in 2002 and 2003, and a Bronze at the European U20 Championships in 2005.

He also played a pivotal role as a key member of the French national judo team, contributing to three consecutive Mixed Team Silver medals at the World Championships in Baku (2018), Tokyo (2019), and Budapest (2021). Further individual accomplishments included a Bronze at the European Games in Minsk (2019) and the Perth Oceania Open in 2019, followed by a Silver at the Paris Grand Slam in 2021 and a 7th place finish at the European Seniors Championships in the same year. Cyrille Maret formally retired from competition in 2022, culminating a professional journey defined by consistent excellence and significant achievements. His career firmly established him as an Olympic medalist and a sustained force in international judo, leaving a lasting legacy of dedication and top-tier performance on the global stage.