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Taekwondo 幕張メッセ a ホール テコンドー / Taekwondo Makuhari Messe Hall A Ver.1.0 27 JUL 2021 23:50 Version History Version Date Created By Comments 1.0 27 JUL 2021 César Grande First Version Table of Contents Competition Format and Rules Competition Officials Number of Entries by NOC Medallists by Weight Category Medal Standings Men -58kg Medallists Entry List by Weight Category Weigh-in List Draw Sheet Contest Results Round of 16 Contest 103 Contest 105 Contest 107 Contest 109 Contest 111 Contest 113 Contest 115 Contest 117 Quarterfinals Contest 119 Contest 121 Contest 123 Contest 125 Semifinals Contest 127 Contest 129 Repechages Contest 134 Contest 136 Bronze Medal Contests Contest 140 Contest 142 Gold Medal Contest Contest 144 Event Review Men -68kg Medallists Entry List by Weight Category Weigh-in List Draw Sheet Contest Results Round of 16 Contest 202 Contest 204 Contest 206 Contest 208 Contest 210 Contest 212 Contest 214 Contest 216 Contest 218 Quarterfinals Contest 220 Contest 222 Contest 224 Contest 226 Semifinals Contest 228 Contest 230 Repechages Contest 232 Contest 238 Contest 236 Bronze Medal Contests Contest 244 Contest 242 Gold Medal Contest Contest 246 Official Communication Event Review Men -80kg Medallists Entry List by Weight Category Weigh-in List Draw Sheet Contest Results Round of 16 Contest 302 Contest 304 Contest 306 Contest 308 Contest 310 Contest 312 Contest 314 Contest 316 Quarterfinals Contest 318 Contest 320 Contest 322 Contest 324 Semifinals Contest 326 Contest 328 Repechages Contest 332 Contest 334 Bronze Medal Contests Contest 338 Contest 340 Gold Medal Contest Contest 342 Event Review Men +80kg Medallists Entry List by Weight Category Weigh-in List Draw Sheet Contest Results Round of 16 Contest 402 Contest 404 Contest 406 Contest 408 Contest 410 Contest 412 Contest 414 Contest 416 Quarterfinals Contest 418 Contest 420 Contest 422 Contest 424 Semifinals Contest 426 Contest 428 Repechages Contest 432 Contest 434 Bronze Medal Contests Contest 438 Contest 440 Gold Medal Contest Contest 442 Event Review Women -49kg Medallists Entry List by Weight Category Weigh-in List Draw Sheet Contest Results Round of 16 Contest 101 Contest 102 Contest 104 Contest 106 Contest 108 Contest 110 Contest 112 Contest 114 Contest 116 Quarterfinals Contest 118 Contest 120 Contest 122 Contest 124 Semifinals Contest 126 Contest 128 Repechages Contest 133 Contest 135 Bronze Medal Contests Contest 139 Contest 141 Gold Medal Contest Contest 143 Event Review Women -57kg Medallists Entry List by Weight Category Weigh-in List Draw Sheet Contest Results Round of 16 Contest 201 Contest 203 Contest 205 Contest 207 Contest 209 Contest 211 Contest 213 Contest 215 Contest 217 Quarterfinals Contest 219 Contest 221 Contest 223 Contest 225 Semifinals Contest 227 Contest 229 Repechages Contest 235 Contest 237 Bronze Medal Contests Contest 241 Contest 243 Gold Medal Contest Contest 245 Event Review Women -67kg Medallists Entry List by Weight Category Weigh-in List Draw Sheet Contest Results Round of 16 Contest 301 Contest 303 Contest 305 Contest 307 Contest 309 Contest 311 Contest 313 Contest 315 Quarterfinals Contest 317 Contest 319 Contest 321 Contest 323 Semifinals Contest 325 Contest 327 Repechages Contest 331 Contest 333 Bronze Medal Contests Contest 337 Contest 339 Gold Medal Contest Contest 341 Official Communication Event Review Women +67kg Medallists Entry List by Weight Category Weigh-in List Draw Sheet Contest Results Round of 16 Contest 401 Contest 403 Contest 405 Contest 409 Contest 411 Contest 413 Contest 415 Quarterfinals Contest 417 Contest 419 Contest 421 Contest 423 Semifinals Contest 425 Contest 427 Repechages Contest 431 Contest 433 Bronze Medal Contests Contest 437 Contest 439 Gold Medal Contest Contest 441 Event Review Competition Statistics Final page Makuhari Messe Hall A Taekwondo 幕張メッセ A ホール テコンドー / Taekwondo Makuhari Messe Hall A Competition Format and Rules 競技形式および規則 / Format et règlement des compétitions As of THU 1 JUL 2021 OLYMPIC COMPETITION FORMAT The Taekwondo competition at the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games consists of four weight categories for men and women. WEIGHT CATEGORIES MEN WOMEN • -58kg • -49kg • -68kg • -57kg • -80kg • -67kg • +80kg • +67kg There are 16 athletes competing in each weight category, except for Women -49kg, Women -57kg and Men -68kg, where 17 athletes compete in the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games. Each weight category consists of a single elimination tournament. For the categories with 17 athletes, a qualification contest will take place before the round of 16. The winner of the final contest will be awarded the gold medal and the loser will be awarded the silver medal. The contestants from each pool who lost to the finalists in the round of 16 and the quarterfinals will meet in the repechage rounds. The winners advance to the bronze medal contests, the losers are eliminated. If the winner of the qualification contest advances to the finals, there is an additional repechage contest between the loser of the qualification match and the loser of the round of 16. The winner of this contest competes with the loser of the quarterfinal. The losers from the semifinals advance directly to the bronze medal contests, where they will compete against the winner of the repechage round from the opposite pool. The winners will each be awarded a bronze medal. DIFFERENCES BETWEEN THE WT WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS AND THE OLYMPIC GAMES There are fewer weight categories in the Olympic Games than the World Taekwondo (WT) World Championships (four instead of eight for both men and women). There is only one court for the Games instead of multiple courts at the WT World Championships. Two bronze medals are awarded to losers of semifinals at the WT World Championships. At the Olympic Games, a double repechage competition format is applied in order to determine the winners of the two bronze medals. CHANGES SINCE THE RIO 2016 OLYMPIC GAMES • A weigh-in for randomly selected athletes will take place one hour before the competition, in addition to the general weigh-in the day before the competition. • Coaches are given one appeal per contest to call for an instant video replay (IVR). • 4D Replay system will be used for IVR. • The golden point round has been renamed the golden round. Contestants are now required to score two points in the golden round to win. • The golden round has a duration of one minute • For an effective turning attack to the trunk and head, a contestant can be awarded an additional two points. • The valid turning kick to the trunk protector is now four points and valid turning kick to the head is now five points • "Kyong- go" penalties have been removed from the rules. Only "gam-jeom" is a valid penalty. • A "gam-jeom" can now be issued if a contestant has one foot outside of the boundary line and referees will now only wait for five seconds before issuing a "gam-jeom" to contestants who are not engaged in the fight. Using an alternative foot technique will also result in a "gam-jeom". • With the exception of semifinals and medal contests, a contest can be ended with a gap of up to 20 points TKW -------------------------- --_02A Page 1 of 4 Report Created THU 1 JUL 2021 09:30 Makuhari Messe Hall A Taekwondo 幕張メッセ A ホール テコンドー / Taekwondo Makuhari Messe Hall A SPORT RULES AND PROCEDURES Competition method Contests are conducted in a delimited competition area surfaced with matting, which should be installed on a raised podium. The contestants, "chung" (blue) and "hong" (red) compete against each other using punching and kicking techniques performed on permitted parts of the body. Punches to the face and hits below the lower abdomen are forbidden. Permitted parts of the body are covered with protection. Contest Each contest consists of three rounds of two minutes for both men and women, each with one-minute intervals between rounds. In the case of a tied score after the completion of the third round, a fourth round of one minute will be conducted known as the golden round, after a one-minute rest period following the third round. The first contestant that scores two points in the golden round is the winner. Scoring format Points • One referee, three judges, a review jury and a technical assistant manage the contest. • The trunk and head PSS register the kicks automatically. The judges add the technical points (turning techniques). Punches are recorded by the judges. • For an effective attack to the trunk a contestant is awarded one, two or four points, and for an effective attack to the head a contestant is awarded three or five points. • The Central Referee cannot award points. Penalties • There is one type of penalty: One "gam-jeom" leads to the deduction of one point (actually one point is awarded to his opponent). During a contest, if a contestant accumulates 10 penalty deduction points then the contest is stopped, and his opponent is declared the winner by the referee. Score • Contest scores are the sum of the points scored in three rounds. Points and penalties are displayed on electronic scoreboards positioned on the field of play. Tie Break rules In the case of a tied score after the completion of the third round, a fourth round of one minute, also known as the golden round, will be conducted after a one-minute rest following the third round. In principle, all scores awarded during the first three rounds shall be void. The first contestant that scores two or more points in the golden round shall be declared the winner. However, in the event of a tied score after the end of the golden round, the winner shall be decided on the basis of superiority based the following criteria: • The contestant who received a point by a punch in the golden round. • If neither contestant received a point by a punch, or if both contestants received a point by a punch in the golden round, the contestant who achieved a higher number of hits registered by the PSS during the golden round.
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