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2019 World Taekwondo Event Calendar (subject to change) ※ Event grade will be decided based on the result of 2018 event evaluation and announced in November. Date Event Place February 1-2 PARA KYORUGI 8th World Para-Taekwondo Championships Antalya, Turkey February 3 SENIOR KYORUGI Cyprus Open Larnaka, Cyprus February 4-9 TBD 4th WT President's Cup - European region Antalya, Turkey February 9-10 POOMSAE French Poomsae Open 2019 Lille, France February 11-12 CADET & JUNIOR February 13-14 SENIOR KYORUGI Turkish Open 2019 Antalya, Turkey February 15-16 POOMSAE February 22-23 SENIOR KYORUGI 7th Fujairah Open Fujairah, UAE February 23 SENIOR KYORUGI Slovenia Open 2019 Ljubljana, Slovenia February 21-22 CADET February 23-24 SENIOR KYORUGI Egypt Open Hurghada, Egypt February 26-27 SENIOR KYORUGI 9th Asian Taekwondo Clubs Championships Kish Island, Iran February 28-March 3 TBD European Clubs Championships Thessaloniki, Greece February 28-March 1 SENIOR KYORUGI March 2 JUNIOR 3rd WT President's Cup - Asian region Kish Island, Iran March 3 POOMSAE March 3 PARA KYORUGI March 2-3 SENIOR KYORUGI Sofia Open 2019 Sofia, Bulgaria March 4-5 SENIOR KYORUGI 30th Fajr Open Kish Island, Iran Santo Domingo, Dominican March 8 PARA KYORUGI Qualification tournament for the Lima 2019 Parapan American Games Republic March 9 SENIOR KYORUGI Dutch Open Taekwondo Championships 2019 Eindhoven, Netherlands March 10 CADET & JUNIOR March 16 SENIOR KYORUGI Belgian Open 2019 Lommel, Belgium March 17 CADET & JUNIOR March 30 SENIOR KYORUGI German Open 2019 Hamburg, Germany March 31 CADET & JUNIOR April 7 SENIOR KYORUGI Spanish Open 2019 Castellon, Spain April 12-13 SENIOR KYORUGI Ukraine Open 2019 Kharkiv, Ukraine April 14 CADET & JUNIOR Open Qualification Tournament Ⅰfor Wuxi 2019 World April 26-28 SENIOR KYORUGI Wuxi, China Taekwondo Grand Slam Champions Series May 15-19 SENIOR KYORUGI Manchester 2019 World Taekwondo Championships Manchester, UK May 31-June 2 SENIOR KYORUGI Roma 2019 World Taekwondo Grand-Prix Rome, Italy June 8 JUNIOR Austrian Open 2019 Innsbruck, Austria June 9 SENIOR KYORUGI June 11-13 SENIOR KYORUGI India Open International Championships Ranchi, India June 14-16 CADET & JUNIOR June 15 SENIOR KYORUGI Lux Open 2019 Hengen, Luxembourg June 16 CADET & JUNIOR 2019 World Taekwondo Event Calendar (subject to change) ※ Event grade will be decided based on the result of 2018 event evaluation and announced in November. Date Event Place June 19-23 TBD 2nd WTE Multi European Champoinships 2019 TBD, Bulgaria June 27 TBD WT President's Cup - Oceania region Gold Coast, Australia June 29 TBD Australian Open Gold Coast, Australia July TBD 2019 Chuncheon Korea Open Chuncheon, Korea July PARA KYORUGI 2019 Chuncheon Korea Open- Para Taekwondo Chuncheon, Korea SENIOR KYORUGI July 3-14 2019 Summer Universiade Naples, Italy & POOMSAE July 8-20 SENIOR KYORUGI 16th Pacific Games 2019 Apia, Samoa (TKD: 18-20) July 15 POOMSAE July 16 JUNIOR Kimunyong Cup International Open Taekwondo Championships Seoul, Korea July 17-18 SENIOR KYORUGI July 16 SENIOR KYORUGI 2019 Oceania Taekwondo Championships Apia, Samoa July 18 PARA KYORUGI 5th Asian Para Open Taekwondo Championships Amman, Jordan July 22-23 JUNIOR 10th Asian Junior Taekwondo Championships Amman, Jordan July 25 JUNIOR July 26 SENIOR KYORUGI 2019 El Hassan Cup Amman, Jordan July 27 CADET July 26-August 4 TBD European Masters Games 2019 Torino, Italy July 26-August 11 SENIOR KYORUGI 2019 Pan American Games Lima, Peru August 15 POOMSAE August 16 SENIOR KYORUGI 2nd Asian Open Taekwondo Championships Hochiminh City, Vietnam August 17-18 CADET & JUNIOR August 17-18 TEAM August 23-25 TEAM Wuxi 2019 World Taekwondo World Cup Team Championships Wuxi, China August 23-Sept. 1 PARA KYORUGI Lima 2019 Parapan American Games Lima, Peru (TKD: August 30-31) September 6-7 CADET & JUNIOR 2019 Beirut Open Beirut, Lebanon September 8 SENIOR KYORUGI September 13-15 SENIOR KYORUGI Chiba 2019 World Taekwondo Grand-Prix Chiba, Japan September 14 SENIOR KYORUGI Polish Open 2019 Warsaw, Poland September 20-21 CADET & JUNIOR Albanian Open 2019 Tirana, Albania September 22 SENIOR KYORUGI September 25 SENIOR KYORUGI Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games Test Event Chiba, Japan September 26 PARA KYORUGI Tokyo 2020 Paralympic Games Test Event Chiba, Japan September 26-27 JUNIOR Russia Open 2019 TBD, Russia September 28-29 SENIOR KYORUGI September 28-29 SENIOR KYORUGI Romania Open 2019 Bucharest. Romania October SENIOR KYORUGI 2019 African Games Casablanca, Morocco October 5-6 SENIOR KYORUGI Riga Open 2019 Riga, Latvia 2019 World Taekwondo Event Calendar (subject to change) ※ Event grade will be decided based on the result of 2018 event evaluation and announced in November. Date Event Place October 12 CADET & JUNIOR Bosnia Herzegovina Open 2019 Zenica, Bosnia Herzegovina October 13 SENIOR KYORUGI October 12-19 PARA KYORUGI INAS Global Games Brisbane 2019 Brisbane, Australia (TKD: October 13-15) October 18 SENIOR KYORUGI Greece Open 2019 Athens, Greece October 19-20 CADET & JUNIOR October 18-20 SENIOR KYORUGI Sofia 2019 World Taekwondo Grand-Prix Sofia, Bulgaria October 20 POOMSAE Croatian Poomsae 2019 Zapresic, Croatia October 18-27 SENIOR KYORUGI 7th CISM World Military Games Wuhan, China (TKD: October 23-26) October 25-26 CADET & JUNIOR Serbia Open 2019 Belgrade, Serbia October 27 SENIOR KYORUGI Open Qualification Tournament Ⅱ for Wuxi 2019 World November 1-3 SENIOR KYORUGI Wuxi, China Taekwondo Grand Slam Champions Series November 7-9 SENIOR KYORUGI 2019 The Belt and Road China Open International Taekwondo Xian, China Championships November 10-12 POOMSAE November 9 SENIOR KYORUGI Croatia Open 2019 Zagreb, Croatia November 10 CADET & JUNIOR November 15-17 SENIOR KYORUGI French Open 2019 Paris. France November 23 CADET & JUNIOR Israel Open 2019 Ramla, Israel November 24 SENIOR KYORUGI TBD CADET 2019 World Taekwondo Cadet Championships TBD TBD PARA KYORUGI 2019 IWAS World Games TBD December 6-7 SENIOR KYORUGI Moscow 2019 World Taekwondo Grand-Prix Final Moscow, Russia December 14-22 SENIOR KYORUGI Wuxi 2019 World Taekwondo Grand Slam Champions Series Wuxi, China.
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