2010 World Karate Championships

2010 World Karate Championships
Host city Serbia Belgrade, Serbia
Dates October 27–31
Main venue Kombank Arena
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The 2010 World Karate Championships are the 20th edition of the World Karate Championships, and were held in Belgrade, Serbia from October 27 to October 31, 2010.

Medalists

Men

Event Gold Silver Bronze
Individual kata Antonio Díaz
 Venezuela (VEN)
Luca Valdesi
 Italy (ITA)
Itaru Oki
 Japan (JPN)
Akio Tamashiro
 Peru (PER)
Team kata  Italy
Luca Valdesi
Vincenzo Figuccio
Lucio Maurino
 Japan
Itaru Oki
Takumi Hasegawa
Masashi Ogihara
 Peru
Akio Tamashiro
Jimmy Moreno
Hafid Zevallos
 Spain
Fernando San José
Damián Quintero
Francisco Salazar
Kumite −60 kg Douglas Brose
 Brazil (BRA)
Michele Giuliani
 Italy (ITA)
Matías Gómez
 Spain (ESP)
Kalvis Kalniņš
 Latvia (LAT)
Kumite −67 kg Dimitrios Triantafyllis
 Greece (GRE)
Hamed Ziksari
 Iran (IRI)
Ádám Kovács
 Hungary (HUN)
Shinji Nagaki
 Japan (JPN)
Kumite −75 kg Rafael Aghayev
 Azerbaijan (AZE)
Luigi Busà
 Italy (ITA)
Nermin Potur
 Bosnia and Herzegovina (BIH)
Miloš Jovanović
 Serbia (SRB)
Kumite −84 kg Slobodan Bitević
 Serbia (SRB)
Yavuz Karamollaoğlu
 Turkey (TUR)
Ludovic Cacheux
 France (FRA)
Islamutdin Eldarushev
 Russia (RUS)
Kumite +84 kg Dejan Umičević
 Serbia (SRB)
Mohanad Magdy
 Egypt (EGY)
Shahin Atamov
 Azerbaijan (AZE)
Žarko Arsovski
 Macedonia (MKD)
Team kumite  Serbia
Miloš Jovanović
Miloš Živković
Dejan Umičević
Dimitrije Jerković
Slobodan Bitević
Miloš Vuković
Nikola Jovanović
 Azerbaijan
Rashad Huseynov
Rafael Aghayev
Amal Atayev
Shahin Atamov
Israfil Shirinov
Sanan Aliyev
Niyazi Aliyev
 Bosnia and Herzegovina
Admir Zukan
Tarik Lušija
Oliver Mandarić
Alem Kupusović
Mate Odak
Nermin Potur
Adnan Adilović
 Egypt
Mohamed Abdelrahman
Sayed Salem
Mohanad Magdy
Hany Shakr
Ossama Abdelaziz
Tamer Abdelraouf
Mohamed Gamal

Women

Event Gold Silver Bronze
Individual kata Yohana Sánchez
 Venezuela (VEN)
Nguyễn Hoàng Ngân
 Vietnam (VIE)
Mirna Šenjug
 Croatia (CRO)
Rika Usami
 Japan (JPN)
Team kata  Japan
Kazuyo Inoue
Yoko Kimura
Fumi Sakai
 Vietnam
Nguyễn Hoàng Ngân
Nguyễn Thanh Hằng
Đỗ Thị Thu Hà
 Italy
Sara Battaglia
Viviana Bottaro
Michela Pezzetti
 Spain
Fátima de Acuña
Ruth Jiménez
Yaiza Martín
Kumite −50 kg Li Hong
 China (CHN)
Betty Aquilina
 France (FRA)
Cheili González
 Guatemala (GUA)
Tyler Wolfe
 United States (USA)
Kumite −55 kg Miki Kobayashi
 Japan (JPN)
Sara Cardin
 Italy (ITA)
Jelena Kovačević
 Croatia (CRO)
Shannon Nishi
 United States (USA)
Kumite −61 kg Kristina Mah
 Australia (AUS)
Lolita Dona
 France (FRA)
Natalie Williams
 England (ENG)
Diana Schwab
 Switzerland (SUI)
Kumite −68 kg Yadira Lira
 Mexico (MEX)
Asumi Ishizuka
 Japan (JPN)
Irene Colomar
 Spain (ESP)
Hafsa Şeyda Burucu
 Turkey (TUR)
Kumite +68 kg Greta Vitelli
 Italy (ITA)
Nadège Aït-Ibrahim
 France (FRA)
Merima Softić
 Bosnia and Herzegovina (BIH)
Tang Lingling
 China (CHN)
Team kumite  France
Tiffany Fanjat
Lolita Dona
Alexandra Recchia
Ruth Soufflet
 Spain
Cristina Feo
Cristina Vizcaíno
Irene Colomar
Carmen Vicente
 Croatia
Maša Martinović
Azra Saleš
Ana-Marija Čelan
Ivona Tubić
 United States
Elisa Au-Fonseca
Shannon Nishi
Ashley Hill
Cheryl Murphy

Medal table

 Rank  Nation Gold Silver Bronze Total
1 Serbia 3014
2 Italy 2417
3 Japan 2237
4 Venezuela 2002
5 France 1315
6 Azerbaijan 1113
7 China 1012
8 Australia 1001
 Brazil 1001
 Greece 1001
 Mexico 1001
12 Vietnam 0202
13 Spain 0145
14 Egypt 0112
 Turkey 0112
16 Iran 0101
17 Bosnia and Herzegovina 0033
 Croatia 0033
 United States 0033
20 Peru 0022
21 England 0011
 Guatemala 0011
 Hungary 0011
 Latvia 0011
 Macedonia 0011
 Russia 0011
  Switzerland 0011
Total 16 16 32 64

Participating nations

875 athletes from 88 nations competed.[1]

References

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