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Men’s 58 Kg – Taekwondo Rankings
Tae-hun Kim retained his rank at the top of the Men’s Taekwondo rankings. Carlos Navarro lost his position to Mikhai Artamonov who jumped 2 ranks to place himself at the second position.
Some of the other significant upgrades were of Hedi Neffati, Mourad Abdel and Jack Woolley, who are now placed at 12th, 16th and 17th place respectively.
Rank | Name | Country | Points |
1 | Tae-Hun Kim | Republic of Korea | 422.48 |
2 | Mikhail Artamonov | Russia | 318.49 |
3 | Carlos Navarro | Mexico | 315.75 |
4 | Jesus Tortosa Cabrera | Spain | 299.14 |
5 | Farzan Ashourzadeh Fallah | Iran | 272.60 |
6 | Tawin Hanprab | Thailand | 221.11 |
7 | Shuai Zhao | China | 183.47 |
8 | Safwan Khalil | Australia | 177.39 |
9 | Rui Braganca | Portugal | 172.86 |
10 | Salaheddine Bensaleh | Belgium | 163.45 |
11 | Stepan Dimitrov | Moldova | 135.87 |
12 | Hedi Neffati | Tunisia | 126.30 |
13 | Eleftherios Fakinos | Greece | 125.62 |
14 | Luis Pie | Dominican Republic | 115.09 |
15 | Yun-Jo Jeong | Republic of Korea | 109.30 |
16 | Mourad Abdel M. Laachraoui | Belgium | 106.75 |
17 | Jack Woolley | Ireland | 105.73 |
18 | Cesar Rodriguez | Mexico | 105.27 |
19 | Milos Gladovic | Serbia | 105.02 |
20 | Sergio Suzuki | Japan | 103.64 |
21 | Max Cater | Great Britain | 100.01 |
22 | Omar Lakehal | Morocco | 97.85 |
23 | Levent Tuncat | Germany | 85.95 |
24 | Georgios Simitsis | Greece | 83.45 |
25 | Tumenbayar Molom | Mongolia | 77.96 |
26 | Ramnarong Sawekwiharee | Thailand | 76.76 |
27 | Nursultan Mamayev | Kazakhstan | 74.66 |
28 | Si Mohamed Ketbi | Belgium | 73.54 |
29 | Yousef Shriha | Libya | 69.09 |
30 | Armin Hadipour Seighalani | Iran | 67.45 |
31 | Lucas Guzman | Argentina | 64.71 |
32 | Stanislav Denisov | Russia | 62.52 |
33 | Mohamed Farag | Egypt | 62.43 |
34 | Mohammad Kazemi | Iran | 58.95 |
35 | Serghei Uscov | Moldova | 57.19 |
36 | Chan-Ho Jung | Republic of Korea | 55.00 |
37 | Damian Villa | United States of America | 54.51 |
38 | Tae-Moon Cha | Republic of Korea | 53.59 |
39 | Yong-Kwan Lee | Republic of Korea | 53.23 |
40 | Liam Bette | French Guiana | 52.59 |
41 | Abdullatif Sezgin | Germany | 51.14 |
42 | Meisam Rafiei | Iceland | 47.98 |
43 | Mertcan Dolmaci | Turkey | 45.20 |
44 | Adrian Del Rio Guerrero | Spain | 44.33 |
45 | Jun Jang | Republic of Korea | 43.55 |
46 | Luis Oblitas | Peru | 42.85 |
47 | Giorgio Janmaat | Netherlands | 42.25 |
48 | Mateusz Nowak | Poland | 41.20 |
49 | Adrian Abela | Australia | 39.99 |
246 | Haroon Khan | Pakistan | 7.38 |
Men’s 68 Kg – Taekwondo Rankings
Dae-hoon Lee retains his position at the top of the Men’s Taekwondo rankings. Alexey Denisenko replaced Ahmad Abughaush and is now placed 2nd in this category.
Some of the other significant upgrades were of Javier Perez, Jaouad Achab and Christan Mcneish who are now placed at 6th, 9th and 12th position respectively.
Rank | Name | Country | Points |
1 | Dae-Hoon Lee | Republic of Korea | 541.83 |
2 | Alexey Denisenko | Russia | 351.61 |
3 | Ahmad Abughaush | Jordan | 327.78 |
4 | Yu-Jen Huang | Chinese Taipei | 201.65 |
5 | Saul Gutierrez | Mexico | 167.61 |
6 | Javier Perez Polo | Spain | 166.38 |
7 | Peter Longobardi | Great Britain | 163.22 |
8 | Aykhan Taghizade | Azerbaijan | 160.45 |
9 | Jaouad Achab | Belgium | 151.29 |
10 | Vladimir Dalakliev | Bulgaria | 144.24 |
11 | Konstantin Minin | Russia | 143.50 |
12 | Christian Mcneish | Great Britain | 141.74 |
13 | Si Mohamed Ketbi | Belgium | 135.93 |
14 | Joel Gonzalez Bonilla | Spain | 133.63 |
15 | Viacheslav Minin | Russia | 130.53 |
16 | Seok-Bae Kim | Republic of Korea | 124.27 |
17 | Abolfazl Yaghoubijouybari | Iran | 119.29 |
18 | Sarmat Tcakoev | Russia | 116.11 |
19 | Konstantinos Chamalidis | Greece | 114.80 |
20 | Bradly Sinden | Great Britain | 111.86 |
21 | Berkay Akyol | Turkey | 110.62 |
22 | Servet Tazegul | Turkey | 106.74 |
23 | Luis Colon | Puerto Rico | 106.62 |
24 | Thomas Afonczenko | Australia | 106.29 |
25 | Dong-Yun Shin | Republic of Korea | 97.56 |
26 | Karol Wladyslaw Robak | Poland | 95.98 |
27 | Jose Antonio Rosillo Atencia | Spain | 85.49 |
28 | Ruben Nava | Mexico | 77.74 |
29 | Edival Pontes | Brazil | 77.63 |
30 | Ghofran Zaki | Egypt | 76.59 |
31 | Ilan Braginski | Israel | 71.68 |
32 | Isaac Ramon Torres Vazquez | Mexico | 71.08 |
33 | Alexander Ortiz | Peru | 70.41 |
34 | Hervan Nkogho Mengue | Canada | 69.63 |
35 | Behnam Asbaghikhanghah | Iran | 65.63 |
36 | Edgar Contreras | Venezuela | 64.66 |
37 | Boris Krasnov | Russia | 64.18 |
38 | Fahd Zaouia | Netherlands | 62.90 |
39 | Je-Yeup Kim | Republic of Korea | 61.66 |
40 | Balla Dieye | Senegal | 60.40 |
41 | Ignacio Morales | Chile | 60.26 |
42 | Mohammad Mahdi Emadi | Iran | 60.00 |
43 | Jacob Grace | United States of America | 58.01 |
44 | Yerassyl Kaiyrbek | Kazakhstan | 57.84 |
45 | Abdelrahman Wael | Egypt | 57.78 |
46 | Mitko Dzhordzhev | Bulgaria | 57.66 |
47 | Andres Zelaya | Guatemala | 56.99 |
48 | Ismael Yacouba | Niger | 55.98 |
49 | Sergey Vardazaryan | Armenia | 54.85 |
271 | Muhammad Iqbal | Pakistan | 6.67 |
Men’s 87 Kg – Taekwondo Rankings
Vladislav Larin retained his position at the top of this category followed by Alexander Bachmann and Daniel Ros Gomez who are placed at 2nd and 3rd respectively.
Other significant upgrades were of Smaiyl Duisebay, Kyo-don In and Seydou Gbane who are now placed at 4th, 7th and 9th respectively.
Rank | Name | Country | Points |
1 | Vladislav Larin | Russia | 254.80 |
2 | Alexander Bachmann | Germany | 200.52 |
3 | Daniel Ros Gómez | Spain | 155.36 |
4 | Smaiyl Duisebay | Kazakhstan | 147.64 |
5 | Ivan Konrad Trajkovic | Slovenia | 146.08 |
6 | Yassine Trabelsi | Tunisia | 143.72 |
7 | Kyo-Don In | Republic of Korea | 109.54 |
8 | Jordan Stewart | Canada | 109.03 |
9 | Seydou Gbane | Cote D’ivoire | 107.59 |
10 | Bryan Salazar | Mexico | 102.40 |
11 | Ahmad Mohammadi | Iran | 95.19 |
12 | Jasur Baykuziyev | Uzbekistan | 89.86 |
13 | Emre Kutalmis Atesli | Turkey | 80.00 |
14 | Rafael Kamalov | Russia | 77.95 |
15 | Karamoko Soumare | Mali | 72.83 |
16 | M’bar N’diaye | France | 69.06 |
17 | Dinko Segedin | Croatia | 67.92 |
18 | Drasko Jovanov | Serbia | 65.02 |
19 | Saeid Rajabi | Iran | 63.61 |
20 | Bartosz Kolecki | Poland | 62.78 |
21 | Carlos Rivas | Venezuela | 61.71 |
22 | Ramin Azizov | Azerbaijan | 61.13 |
23 | Serdar Yuksel | Turkey | 61.12 |
24 | Lee Seung Hwan | Republic of Korea | 59.98 |
25 | Christian Suh | United States of America | 58.18 |
26 | Hrvoje Sep | Croatia | 55.72 |
26 | Hanssel Llanos | United States of America | 53.86 |
28 | Vladyslav Bondar | Ukraine | 50.55 |
29 | Mohammed Elhatri | Norway | 49.07 |
30 | Lutalo Muhammad | Great Britain | 48.83 |
31 | Jeroen Wanrooij | Netherlands | 48.23 |
32 | Gleb Babaevskiy | Russia | 47.47 |
33 | Noureddine Ziani | Morocco | 45.84 |
34 | Georgii Tandelov | Russia | 45.00 |
34 | Misael Lopez | Mexico | 44.78 |
34 | Matteo Milani | Italy | 44.46 |
37 | Alexey Pryazhnikov | Russia | 43.66 |
38 | Radik Isaev | Azerbaijan | 42.18 |
39 | Lucas Oliveira | Brazil | 40.98 |
39 | João Pedro Chaves | Brazil | 39.72 |
41 | Abdelrahman Elgohary | Egypt | 39.27 |
42 | Rafael Alba | Cuba | 37.83 |
43 | Omid Amidi | Iran | 37.48 |
44 | Aleksandar Keselj | Germany | 36.00 |
45 | Meng-En Lee | Chinese Taipei | 36.00 |
46 | Waldeck Defaix | French Polynesia | 35.65 |
46 | Ivan Sapina | Croatia | 34.81 |
48 | Marc Andre Bergeron | Canada | 34.26 |
49 | Ali Sari | Turkey | 32.87 |
50 | Christoforos Kallifonis | Greece | 32.59 |
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