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Bahman Asgari

Bahman Asgari

Iranian karate athlete (born 1991)

Bahman Asgari Ghoncheh (Persian: بهمن عسگری غنچه, born 21 December 1991) is an Iranian karateka athlete who won a gold medal at the 2018 World Karate Championships and at the 2018 Asian Games.[1]

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2020 Summer Olympics

Bahman Asgari was qualified for Tokyo through the World Karate Federation's (WKF) Olympic rankings in the 75 kg category. However, he has been banned for 12 months for using a "prohibited substance" by the World Karate Federation in July 2021 and he missed the 2020 Olympics.[2]

Achievements

Karate1 Premier League[3]

  •  Silver Medal - 2022 Baku (AZE) - kumite 75 kg
  •  Gold Medal - 2020 Salzburg (AUT) - kumite 75 kg
  •  Bronze Medal - 2020 Dubai (UAE) - kumite 75 kg
  •  Gold Medal - 2020 Paris (FRA) - kumite 75 kg
  •  Gold Medal - 2020 Santiago (CHI) - kumite 75 kg
  •  Bronze Medal - 2019 Moscow (RUS) - kumite 75 kg
  •  Bronze Medal - 2019 Tokyo (JPN) - kumite 75 kg
  •  Silver Medal - 2019 Shanghai (CHN) - kumite 75 kg
  •  Gold Medal - 2019 Stanbul (TUR) - kumite 75 kg
  •  Bronze Medal - 2019 Salzburg (AUT) - kumite 75 kg
  •  Gold Medal - 2019 Dubai (UAE) - kumite 75 kg
  •  Silver Medal - 2018 Stanbul (TUR) - kumite 75 kg
  •  Silver Medal - 2018 Rotterdam (NED) - kumite 75 kg
  •  Bronze Medal - 2018 Paris (FRA) - kumite 75 kg
  •  Gold Medal - 2017 Stanbul (TUR) - kumite 75 kg
  •  Silver Medal - 2017 Toledo (ESP) - kumite 75 kg
  •  Silver Medal - 2016 Dubai (UAE) - kumite 75 kg
  •  Bronze Medal - 2014 Stanbul (TUR) - kumite 75 kg
  •  Gold Medal - 2014 Jakarta (INA) - kumite 75 kg
  •  Gold Medal - 2013 Stanbul (TUR) - kumite 75 kg

References

  1. [1]
    "Iran win five medals at Karate World Championships". Tehran Times. 2018-11-10. Retrieved 2021-06-24.
  2. [2]
    Iranian world champion to miss karate's Olympic debut after doping ban
  3. [3]
    sportdata website Karate1 results
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