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2025 World U21 Taekwondo Championships

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Location Nairobi, Kenya
Dates3-6 December
Competitors452 from 75 nations
2025 World U21 Taekwondo Championships
VenueMoi International Sports Centre
Location Nairobi, Kenya
Dates3-6 December
Competitors452 from 75 nations
Champions
Men Iran
Women Turkey
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The 2025 World U21 Taekwondo Championships, was the 1st edition of the World U21 Taekwondo Championships, held in Nairobi, Kenya from 3 to 6 December 2025.[1][2][3][4]

  *   Host nation (Kenya)

RankNationGoldSilverBronzeTotal
1 Turkey4206
2 Iran4138
– Individual Neutral Athletes2248
3 Kazakhstan2013
4 South Korea1405
5 Egypt1023
 Morocco1023
7 Tunisia1012
8 Spain0303
9 Greece0145
10 Bulgaria0112
 India0112
12 Haiti0101
13 Brazil0033
14 Bosnia and Herzegovina0022
 Jordan0022
 United States0022
17 Canada0011
 Montenegro0011
 Serbia0011
 Ukraine0011
Totals (20 entries)16163264

Medal summary

Men

Event Gold Silver Bronze
−54 kg Moataz Bellah Asem
 Egypt
Ankit Mer
 India
Hristiyan Georgiev
 Bulgaria
Jaafar Al-Daoud
 Jordan
−58 kg Abolfazl Zandi
 Iran
Magomedgadzhi Magomedov
 Individual Neutral Athletes
Gabriel Fonseca
 Brazil
Konstantinos Dimitropoulos
 Greece
−63 kg Hamza Osman Aydoğan
 Turkey
Stanislav Mitkov
 Bulgaria
Nitesh Singh
 India
Tamirlan Tleules
 Kazakhstan
−68 kg Berkay Erer
 Turkey
Mun Jin-ho
 South Korea
Matin Rezaei
 Iran
Omar Muhamed Fathy
 Egypt
−74 kg Radin Zeinali
 Iran
Ömer Furkan Körpe
 Turkey
Benjamin Husić
 Bosnia and Herzegovina
Victor Rodrigues
 United States
−80 kg Amir Reza Gholami
 Iran
Mikel Fernández
 Spain
Isaiah Young
 United States
Raman Turavinau
 Individual Neutral Athletes
−87 kg Batyrkhan Toleugali
 Kazakhstan
Mohammad Alizadeh
 Iran
Vladislav Budin
 Individual Neutral Athletes
Henrique Marques
 Brazil
+87 kg Beibarys Kablan
 Kazakhstan
Yang Jun-young
 South Korea
Amir Mohammad Ashrafi
 Iran
Motaz Ifaoui
 Tunisia

Women

Event Gold Silver Bronze
−46 kg Alisa Angelova
 Individual Neutral Athletes
Lee Yu-min
 South Korea
Vasiliki Papadopoulou
 Greece
Júlia Nazário
 Brazil
−49 kg Milana Bekulova
 Individual Neutral Athletes
Kim Hyang‐gi
 South Korea
Andrea Bokan
 Serbia
Nezha Elaasal
 Morocco
−53 kg Mobina Nematzadeh
 Iran
Sıla Uzunçavdar
 Turkey
Ada Avdagić
 Bosnia and Herzegovina
Magdalini Klakala
 Greece
−57 kg Amina Dehhaoui
 Morocco
Carla Sesar
 Spain
Hasti Mohammadi
 Iran
Fadia Khirfan
 Jordan
−62 kg Wafa Masghouni
 Tunisia
Elsa Secanell
 Spain
Anastasiia Bannova
 Individual Neutral Athletes
Ella Brewster
 Canada
−67 kg Kwak Min-ju
 South Korea
Valeriia Skaprovska
 Individual Neutral Athletes
Andrea Berišaj
 Montenegro
Styliani Marentaki
 Greece
−73 kg Sude Uzunçavdar
 Turkey
Ava Lee
 Haiti
Polina Shvedkova
 Individual Neutral Athletes
Malak El-Hosseiny
 Egypt
+73 kg Begüm Kavukçuoğlu
 Turkey
Agoritsa Kitsiou
 Greece
Imane Khayari
 Morocco
Mariia Kuts
 Ukraine

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