World Taekwondo Championships 2017 Medal Table

Country
Korea, Republic Of	5	1	4
Turkey	2	1	0
Serbia	2	0	0
Russian Federation	1	4	2

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World Taekwondo Championships 2017 Results

Men's 80kg Taekwondo
30 Jun 2017 10:54

		Milad Beigi Harchegani
		Anton Kotkov
		Aaron Cook
		Damon Samsun

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World Taekwondo Championships: Day two of competition

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Sunday, 25 June 2017

insidethegames is reporting LIVE from the World Taekwondo Championships in Muju

Timeline

6 years ago: End of second day's competition
6 years ago: Second gold medal for South Korea as Kim defends men's 54kg title
6 years ago: First gold medal of 2017 World Taekwondo Championships goes to hosts South Korea
6 years ago: First two medal sets to be awarded at 2017 World Taekwondo Championships
6 years ago: Today's second session concludes with medals set to be won in third
6 years ago: Men's 74kg semi-final line-up complete
6 years ago: Hajizavareh through to men's 74kg semi-finals but at a cost
6 years ago: Stankovic completes women's 49kg semi-final line-up
6 years ago: Olympic champion Kim suffers quarter-final elimination from women's 49kg event
6 years ago: Second session begins
6 years ago: Today's opening session comes to an end
6 years ago: Upsets in the women's 49kg draw as seeded athletes crash out
6 years ago: Olympic champion advances in women's 49kg category
6 years ago: Refugee athlete competes at World Taekwondo Championships
6 years ago: Double Olympic champion Jones praises new taekwondo rules
6 years ago: Day two of competition begins at 2017 World Taekwondo Championships

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