Canadian judoka Kyle Reyes won the gold medal in the men's -100 kg [1] judo event on Sunday [3].
The victory marks a significant achievement for Canada's martial arts program during the Glasgow games, contributing to the nation's standing in the overall medal tally.
Reyes secured the top podium spot by defeating Max Gregory of England in the final match [7]. The win occurred on Day 10 [3] of the 2026 Commonwealth Games in Glasgow, Scotland [2]. Following the victory, the Canadian national anthem was played during the medal ceremony [1].
This gold medal represents Canada's fourth [5] gold of the Games. The victory also marks the seventh [6] overall medal for the Canadian judo team at the event. The competition in the -100 kg [1] division concluded with Reyes utilizing an ippon to secure the win [4].
Canada's performance in Glasgow continues to see momentum across various sporting disciplines. The judo team's success, including a bronze medal for Godbout [1], underscores a strong showing for the country's combat sports athletes this week.
“Kyle Reyes won the gold medal in the men's -100 kg judo event”
Reyes' gold medal reinforces Canada's competitiveness in heavyweight judo on the international stage. By securing a gold in the -100 kg category, Canada demonstrates a high level of technical proficiency in combat sports, contributing to a broader trend of success for the national delegation in Glasgow.
