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Zagreb Croatia Open 2011 D 19 SENIORI SM-54 court 8 SUBOTA 05. 11. 2011 17053 ANCA GULLA DIEGO VICENTE 8 13 SEZGIN ABDULLATIF 17128 1 3 ARGENTINA ARGENTINA BAYERISCHE TAEKWONDO UNION GERMANY 17053 2417128 17 21 ARGENTINA GERMANY 17851 MAOR ZUKER POLITIS NIKOLAOS 17766 16 13 ISRAEL TEAM OR TEAM -AHI YEHUDA CLUB 2 10 TAEKWONDO UNION OF NORTH GREECE GREECE 17279 7717228 45 47 ISRAEL SPAIN 6 JAKE CONCANNON 17601 11 SPORT TAEKWONDO IRELAND 17707 MUTH IVAN 8 7 17228 12 6 HRVATSKA TAEKWONDO KLUB OSVIT SPAIN PABLO CAROU 17228 19 9 GALICIA TAEKWONDO FEDERATION SPAIN 17279 17228 18 17502 22 ISRAEL 59SERBIA SPAIN 17279 SAHAR BELLO NAIM SOLTANI 17184 8 5 ISRAEL ISRAEL - NATIONAL TEAM 10 2 DANISH TAEKWONDO FEDERATION DENMARK 17502 98 17228 59 60 SERBIA SPAIN 66 17502 GLADOVIC MILOS 13 8 EDI SERBANESCU 17277 10 7 SERBIA SERBIAN NATIONAL TEAM ISRAEL - NATIONAL TEAM ISRAEL 17502 5417277 19 23 SERBIA ISRAEL 17260 MEYSAM KHODADAD KANJOOBE GLUSHENKO DMYTRO 17286 6 9 IRAN IRAN NATIONAL TEAM 7 5 KIEV-KWON UKRAINE 17502 17277 46 48 SERBIA 15 3 ISRAEL 17791 SEFKAME SAMIR 6 7 GUY SHIMON 17850 14 15 CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC TAIPA TEAM OR TEAM -AHI YEHUDA CLUB ISRAEL 17791 5 1 17850 5 7 CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC ISRAEL 17880 KAMCI MEHMET TIBO JENSEN 17866 18 17 GERMANY TEAM TSV DACHAU 2 2 TEAM SWEDEN SWEDEN 17791 17088 20 24 CENTRAL A 32POLAND 17162 CLAYTON DOS SANTOS MECMAJER JAROSLAW 17088 4 2 BRAZIL BRAZILIAN NATIONAL TEAM 1 12 AZS OS POZNAN POLAND 17. Zagreb Croatia Open 2011 D 29 SENIORI SM-58 court 3 SUBOTA 05. 11. 2011 1 17290 JARLONI STIPE 2 11 SAEED AMIRI 17261 1 3 HRVATSKA KNIN IRAN NATIONAL TEAM IRAN 17290 11 7 17261 26 30 HRVATSKA IRAN 17528 KILIBARDA MILOS 7 24 23 SERBIA SERBIAN NATIONAL TEAM 17528 17306 1 8 SERBIA 1 1 GERMANY 17281 ORR HAZUT NORBERT SZéKELY 17306 16 13 ISRAEL ISRAEL - NATIONAL TEAM 6 bb KSV UNNA GERMANY 17290 9317261 50 52 HRVATSKA IRAN 17645 SALVATORE CIARAMITARO 13 UNO SANLI 17217 12 11 GERMANY TAE KWON DO TOMIC FRYSHUSET TAEKWONDO KLUBB SWEDEN 17283 7 17 17217 2 9 ISRAEL SWEDEN 17283 RON ATIAS KRESHCHAK ROMAN 18085 20 19 ISRAEL ISRAEL - NATIONAL TEAM 1 7 UKRAINE TAEKWONDO TEAM UKRAINA 17283 17217 27 17605 31 ISRAEL 8 SWEDEN 18086 BODNAR BOGDAN 8 GERMANY 7 KARIM TAFSI 18026 28 27 UKRAINE UKRAINIAN NATIONAL TEAM TKD SKP KOSICE SLOVAKIA 18086 17282 3 10 UKRAINE 5 16 ISRAEL 17861 IHAB DIBES MOTI LUGASI 17282 8 5 SWEDEN TEAM SWEDEN 6 19 ISRAEL - NATIONAL TEAM ISRAEL 17290 7 11 17605 62 63 HRVATSKA GERMANY 17335 ŠEVO DUJE 1 68 bb NEVEŠĆANIN MARIN 17333 10 7 HRVATSKA MARJAN MARJAN HRVATSKA 17335 7 8 17333 4 11 HRVATSKA HRVATSKA 17993 NGUEN TRUNG 26 25 CZECH REPUBLIC TKD LACEK 17285 17 5 17333 28 32 ISRAEL HRVATSKA 17056 STERGIOS BENTOULIS 8 13 RODZIK ERYK 17085 22 21 GREECE ATHLETIC CLUB HWARANG AZS AWF WARSZAWA POLAND 17285 17085 5 12 ISRAEL 9 7 POLAND 17285 LIRAN MALACHI SADYGOV SHAMI 18098 6 9 ISRAEL ISRAEL - NATIONAL TEAM 16 7 UKRAINIAN NATIONAL TEAM UKRAINE 17285 17605 51 53 ISRAEL 86GERMANY 17439 ROBERTO FELDT 8 5 RABASOVIC ALEKSANDAR 17536 14 15 SWEDEN PO-EUN SERBIAN NATIONAL TEAM SERBIA 17439 8 4 17536 6 13 SWEDEN SERBIA 17506 NINOSLAV BABIC GILI HAIMOVITZ 17280 18 17 SERBIA SERBIAN NATIONAL TEAM 5 4 ISRAEL - NATIONAL TEAM ISRAEL 17189 17605 29 33 DENMARK 69GERMANY 29 17189 LEVENT TUNCAT 17605 7 2 DENMARK 9 5 SPORTWERK DUSSELDORF GERMANY 17189 PHILIP REYES 4 DENMARK DANISH TAEKWONDO FEDERATION bb 17. Zagreb Croatia Open 2011 D 64 SENIORI SM-63 17120 YILMAZER TAYFUN JOVANOVIC NIKOLA 17516 1 bb court 6 bb 3 GERMANY BAYERISCHE TAEKWONDO UNION SUBOTA 05. 11. 2011 SERBIAN NATIONAL TEAM SERBIA 17120 13 8 17516 GERMANY SERBIA 64 61 17120 8 9 17516 8 16 GERMANY SERBIA 17358 REHAK VANJA LIONEL HERNAN LAUDANI 17052 32 bb bb 30 HRVATSKA METALAC ARGENTINA ARGENTINA 17358 17052 HRVATSKA 4 7 ARGENTINA 48 47 17120 11 9 17516 38 42 GERMANY SERBIA 17821 GEORG MAYER CINGULIN LUKA 17724 24 bb bb 23 AUSTRIA TEAM NIEDEROESTERREICH TAEKWONDO KLUB OSVIT HRVATSKA 17821 4 17724 AUSTRIA HRVATSKA 56 55 17877 17724 9 17 GERMANY 3 3 HRVATSKA 17054 JUAN SEBASTIAN GONZALEZ DANIEL BELLO 17275 16 11 13 ARGENTINA ARGENTINA ISRAEL - NATIONAL TEAM ISRAEL 17877 17275 1a 4 GERMANY 12 2 ISRAEL 17877 BOZDAG ALPEREN PEROVIĆ JURE 18125 40 39 GERMANY TEAM TSV DACHAU 1 3 ZADAR HRVATSKA 17120 9 17516 55 57 GERMANY SERBIA 17259 BEHZAD KHODADAD KANJOOBE MEISAM RAFIEI 17258 12 bb bb 11 IRAN IRAN NATIONAL TEAM ICELAND NATIONAL TEAM ICELAND 17259 9 17258 IRAN ICELAND 60 59 17259 13 8 17961 10 18 IRAN HRVATSKA 17535 VUCKOVIC NIKOLA MLADEN SEKUŠAK 17961 20 bb bb 19 SERBIA SERBIAN NATIONAL TEAM TKD JASTREB HRVATSKA 17535 17961 SERBIA 8 1 HRVATSKA 44 43 17259 17882 39 43 IRAN 7 7 GERMANY 17896 CAR HRVOJE BERHANU OMAR 17882 28 bb bb 27 HRVATSKA TK BISTRA TEAM TSV DACHAU GERMANY 17896 11 17882 HRVATSKA GERMANY 52 51 18088 17882 11 19 UKRAINE 8 14 GERMANY 18088 GORIACHKIN ANDRII HEIDER PATRICK 18034 36 12 13 35 UKRAINE UKRAINIAN NATIONAL TEAM TKD SWISTTAL GERMANY 18088 18034 1 5 UKRAINE 14 7 GERMANY 17176 ROBERT ROBERTSON 17120 GERMANY FILIPEK ADAM 17082 8 5 SCOTLAND CALEDONIAN TAEKWONDO SCOTLAND 3 12 AZS AWF WARSZAWA POLAND 17120 10 3 17822 67 68 GERMANY AUSTRIA 17226 MIRKO MADŽAR 15 73 11 UĎUR ÌÇDİNÇ 17021 10 7 HRVATSKA GALEB İZMİR BÌYÌKŎEHİR BELEDİYE SPOR KULUBÌ TÌRKİYE 17226 5 13 17021 2 6 HRVATSKA TÌRKİYE 18008 JANKOVIC MILO PRISELAC IVAN 17987 34 33 CRNA GORA TKD MONTENEGRO STARS 4 5 TKD KNEžEVI VINOGRADI HRVATSKA 17836 17 14 17822 12 20 SWEDEN AUSTRIA 46 45 17836 17822 SWEDEN 10 14 AUSTRIA 17836 HABIB NIKPAI JASIN üMüSAY 17822 26 25 SWEDEN TEAM NORDIC bb bb TEAM NIEDEROESTERREICH AUSTRIA 17836 8 15 17822 40 44 SWEDEN AUSTRIA 54 53 17713 4 6 17538 HRVATSKA SERBIA 17713 JAIĆ DARIO ANDJELKOVIC SLOBODAN 17538 22 21 HRVATSKA TAEKWONDO KLUB OSVIT bb bb SERBIAN NATIONAL TEAM SERBIA 17094 18110 13 21 POLAND 10 5 GERMANY 18124 MIRKOV ANTONIO 10 5 THOMAS GEBEL 18110 38 37 HRVATSKA ZADAR VFL - SINDELFINGEN GERMANY 17094 18110 3 7 POLAND 6 18 GERMANY 17094 MICHAL WIELGOSZ WAHDAT NAZARI 17186 6 9 POLAND AZS UWM OLSZTYN 12 4 DANISH TAEKWONDO FEDERATION DENMARK 17914 17822 56 58 HRVATSKA 5 1 AUSTRIA 58 57 17292 6 3 17312 HRVATSKA IRELAND 17292 JANKOVIć SLAVEN GLEN MARTIN 17312 14 15 HRVATSKA KNIN bb bb LEINSTER TKD IRELAND 17405 5 9 17409 14 22 GERMANY HRVATSKA 42 41 17405 17409 GERMANY 7 4 HRVATSKA 17405 BAYRAM AHMED ERCEG MISLAV 17409 18 17 GERMANY OLYMPIC TKD CLUB BONN bb bb ORION HRVATSKA 17914 17935 41 45 HRVATSKA 9 14 HRVATSKA 50 49 17914 10 15 17935 HRVATSKA HRVATSKA 17914 REZO BRUNO KELAVA DIVIJAN-MARTIN 17935 29 31 HRVATSKA TK DUBRAVA bb bb TK ''SAJNAMI'' HRVATSKA 17914 17935 15 23 HRVATSKA 10 10 HRVATSKA 62 63 17057 17920 GREECE 5 2 HRVATSKA 17057 NIKOLAOS BODOSOGLOU KARAULA TOMISLAV 17920 4 2 GREECE ATHLETIC CLUB HWARANG bb bb TK DUBRAVA HRVATSKA 17. Zagreb Croatia Open 2011 D 64 SENIORI SM-68 17361 GRGIĆ FILIP ALIYEV FARIZ 17070 1 bb court 5 bb 3 HRVATSKA METALAC SUBOTA 05. 11. 2011 AZERBAIJAN NATIONAL TEAM AZERBAIJAN 17361 16 8 17070 HRVATSKA AZERBAIJAN 64 61 17361 19 16 17070 21 29 HRVATSKA AZERBAIJAN 17508 BUNDALO MILOS ILAN BRAGINSKI 17278 32 4 bb 30 SERBIA SERBIAN NATIONAL TEAM ISRAEL - NATIONAL TEAM ISRAEL 18054 17278 1 11 SLOVENIA 5 1 ISRAEL 18054 JURE PANTAR 48 47 SLOVENIA TKD ZVEZA SLOVENIJE 7 17361 1 6 17070 47 51 HRVATSKA AZERBAIJAN 17432 LAGATOR TOMISLAV BANIć DAMJAN 17391 24 bb bb 23 HRVATSKA OTOK NOVI ZAGREB HRVATSKA 17432 13 17391 HRVATSKA HRVATSKA 56 55 17271 17774 22 30 ISRAEL 2 11 GREECE 17271 EDELSHTEIN YEHONATAN VIKTOR KAZINCZY 17245 16 7 8 13 ISRAEL ISRAEL - NATIONAL TEAM HUNGARYNATIONALTEAM HUNGARY 17271 17774 2 12 ISRAEL 17 5 GREECE 17782 BOUDIN JAMES GAITANIS VASILIOS 17774 40 39 CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC TAIPA 5 11 TAEKWONDO UNION OF NORTH GREECE GREECE 17361 1 9 17070 63 65 HRVATSKA AZERBAIJAN 17232 TONY GRISMAN JORDAN GAYLE 17230 12 bb bb 11 UNITED KINGDOM GREAT BRITAIN NATIONAL TEAM GREAT BRITAIN NATIONAL TEAM UNITED KINGDOM 17232 7 12 17230 UNITED KINGDOM UNITED KINGDOM 60 59 17232 13 8 17230 23 31 UNITED KINGDOM UNITED KINGDOM 17284 YUVAL BUCHBUT 20 8 19 ISRAEL ISRAEL - NATIONAL TEAM 17284 17813 3 13 ISRAEL 5 AUSTRIA 17816 IBRAHIM KONTASCHOV SAMED AGUSI 17813 44 43 AUSTRIA TEAM NIEDEROESTERREICH 5 bb TEAM NIEDEROESTERREICH AUSTRIA 18096 17211 48 52 UKRAINE 2 FRANCE 17471 VIKTOR JANKOVSKY AMZOIU ROBERT 17466 28 3 4 27 CZECH REPUBLIC SCM PRAHA ROMANIAN TEAM ROMANIA 18096 13 2 18093 4 14 UKRAINE UKRAINE 18096 GUSAROV GRYGORIY KHOMENKO OLEKSANDR 18093 52 51 UKRAINE UKRAINIAN NATIONAL TEAM 4 5 UKRAINIAN NATIONAL TEAM UKRAINE 18096 17211 24 32 UKRAINE 14 9 FRANCE 17617 TSVETOLYUB ILIEV THOMAS CONCANNON 17602 36 7 2 35 BULGARIA SUNG-RHEE ATLANTIC SPORT TAEKWONDO IRELAND 17617 17211 5 15 BULGARIA 7 3 FRANCE 17209 BELHADJ YASSINE 17361 HRVATSKA MANAI AMINE 17211 8 5 FRANCE FRENCH NATIONAL TEAM 5 8 FRENCH NATIONAL TEAM FRANCE 17361 9 7 17070 71 72 HRVATSKA AZERBAIJAN 17216 MILAD ASHNA 9 75 6 OEZTUERK ORCUN 17131 10 7 SWEDEN FRYSHUSET TAEKWONDO KLUBB BAYERISCHE TAEKWONDO UNION GERMANY 17216 7 17131 6 16 SWEDEN GERMANY 17559 BORIS LIESKOVSKY ONDREJ CEHLAR 17557 34 33 SLOVAKIA SLOVAK NATIONAL TEAM 7 3 SLOVAK NATIONAL TEAM SLOVAKIA 17455 6 1 17131 25 33 GERMANY GERMANY 17999 SEMREN IVICA 6 2 WAEL DAABAS 17860 46 45 BOSNA I HERCEGOVINA TKD MAGONE - KORYO TEAM SWEDEN SWEDEN 17455 17447 7 17 GERMANY 5 4 POLAND 17455 KONSTANTINOS KONSTANTINIDIS ŁONIEWSKI MICHAł 17447 26 25 GERMANY POST - SV MUNICH 10 5 POLISH NATIONAL TEAM POLAND 17455 8 4 17131 49 53 GERMANY GERMANY 54 53 17095 9 6 17360 POLAND HRVATSKA 17095 MATEUSZ LASEK RUTAR VANJA 17360 22 21 POLAND AZS UWM OLSZTYN bb bb METALAC HRVATSKA 17095 17360 26 34 POLAND 5 HRVATSKA 17646 VLADIMIR JOVANOVIč VOJVODIĆ TOMISLAV 17627 38 37 GERMANY TAE KWON DO TOMIC SUSEDGRAD SOKOL HRVATSKA 17187 17478 8 18 DENMARK 4 3 CZECH REPUBLIC 17187 LENNART THEILGAARD PAVEL POSPISEK 17478 6 9 DENMARK DANISH TAEKWONDO FEDERATION 1 1 SCM PRAHA CZECH REPUBLIC 17455 17131 64 66 GERMANY 5 GERMANY 58 57 17248 9 17264 BULGARIA IRAN 17248 SVETOSLAV GEORGIEV MOSTAFA LIRIAI 17264 14 15 BULGARIA HURRICANE-SOFIJA bb bb IRAN NATIONAL TEAM IRAN 17274 8 1 17789 27 35 ISRAEL CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC 17803 CECCARONI MICHELE 3 10 THOMAS DAVID 17789 42 41 REP.
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