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Karate at the 2020 Summer Olympics | ||
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List of karateka Qualification | ||
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| 67 kg | 55 kg | |
| 75 kg | 61 kg | |
| +75 kg | +61 kg | |
 | This section tabulates the heads of qualification in a form suitable to be filled in as events progress. The full qualification rules
[1] for karate published by contain intricate conditions
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This article details the qualifying phase for karate at the 2020 Summer Olympics (postponed to 2021 [2] due to the COVID-19 pandemic). 80 quota places for the Games are entitled to the karatekas coming from their respective NOCs, based on the results at designated tournaments supervised by World Karate Federation. Each NOC could enter a maximum of eight karatekas (one in each division). Host nation Japan has reserved a spot in each of all 8 events, while four are made available to NOCs through a Tripartite Commission Invitation.
Qualifying standards
The 10 competitors in each event qualify as follows:
- 1 from the host nation, Japan
- 4 from the Olympic Standing ranking of 5 April 2021
- 3 from the Olympics Karate 2020 Qualification Tournament
- 2 from continental representation or Tripartite Commission invitation
Because the World Karate Federation rankings are based on five weight classes instead of the three weight classes featured in the 2020 Olympics, some of the Olympic events are based on a combination of two WKF classes. In those cases, the top 2 from each of the WKF classes qualify for the combined Olympic class (for a total of 4). Where the Olympic class matches the WKF class, the top 4 in that class qualify.
The qualification tournament features the same weight classes as the Olympic weight classes. Only NOCs that have not qualified through Olympic standing for a given division are eligible to enter an athlete in the qualification tournament. The top three finishers in each division at the qualification tournament qualify for the Olympics.
A total of 12 quota places, distributed among the eight events, are available through continental representation. The selection order is as follows:
- Oceania, 2 spots (1 per gender)
- Africa, 2 spots (1 per gender)
- Americas, 2 spots (1 per gender)
- Asia, 2 spots (1 per gender)
- Europe, 2 spots (1 per gender)
- Africa, 1 spot (either gender)
- Americas, 1 spot (the other gender)
For each continent, all of the gold medalists at the continental games are considered together. The highest-ranked among this group earns the qualification spot unless that competitor is already qualified or otherwise cannot be selected without violating any of the following limitations: 10 athletes per division, 1 athlete per NOC per division, 2 athletes per NOC through continental representation (affecting only Africa and the Americas). If the highest-ranked gold medalist cannot be entered, then the next-highest ranked gold medalist qualifies if possible. This process goes through all gold medalists by ranking, then all silver medalists by ranking, then all bronze medalists by ranking until the continent's qualifying spots are filled. If none of the medalists can be entered, the highest-ranked eligible athlete from that continent in the rankings (regardless of finish at the continental games) qualifies.
The final four quota spots will be assigned through Tripartite Commission invitation.
Timeline
| Event | Date | Venue |
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| 2019 European Games | June 21–30, 2019 |
Minsk
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| 2019 Pan American Games | July 26 – August 11, 2019 |
Lima
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| WKF Olympic Standings | May 25, 2021 [3] | — |
| World Olympic Qualification Tournament | June 11–13, 2021 [4] |
Paris
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Qualification summary
| NOC | Men | Women | Total | ||||||
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| 67 kg | 75 kg | +75 kg | Kata | 55 kg | 61 kg | +61 kg | Kata | ||
Algeria |
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1 | |||||||
Australia |
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1 | |||||||
Austria |
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1 | |||||||
Azerbaijan |
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3 | |||||
Bulgaria |
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1 | |||||||
Canada |
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1 | |||||||
China |
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2 | ||||||
Chinese Taipei |
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2 | ||||||
Croatia |
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1 | |||||||
Egypt |
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5 | |||
France |
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3 | |||||
Georgia |
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1 | |||||||
Germany |
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4 | ||||
Hong Kong |
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1 | |||||||
Hungary |
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1 | |||||||
Iran |
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3 | |||||
Italy |
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5 | |||
Japan |
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8 |
Jordan |
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1 | |||||||
Kazakhstan |
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5 | |||
Kuwait |
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1 | |||||||
Latvia |
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1 | |||||||
Morocco |
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1 | |||||||
New Zealand |
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1 | |||||||
North Macedonia |
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1 | |||||||
Peru |
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1 | |||||||
Refugee Olympic Team |
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2 | ||||||
ROC |
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1 | |||||||
Saudi Arabia |
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1 | |||||||
Serbia |
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1 | |||||||
South Korea |
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1 | |||||||
Spain |
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2 | ||||||
Switzerland |
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1 | |||||||
Turkey |
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7 | |
Ukraine |
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3 | |||||
United States |
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4 | ||||
Venezuela |
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3 | |||||
| Total: 37 NOCs | 11 | 10 | 10 | 11 | 10 | 10 | 10 | 10 | 82 |
Men's events
67 kg
| Competition | Places | Qualified athletes |
|---|---|---|
| Host Country | 1 |
Naoto Sago (
JPN)
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| WKF Olympic Standings (60 kg) (as of May 2021) |
2 |
Darkhan Assadilov (
KAZ)
Angelo Crescenzo (
ITA)
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| WKF Olympic Standings (67 kg) (as of May 2021) |
2 |
Steven Da Costa (
FRA)
Ali El-Sawy (
EGY)
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| World Qualification Tournament | 3 |
Eray Şamdan (
TUR)
Abdelrahman Al-Masatfa (
JOR)
Firdovsi Farzaliyev (
AZE)
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| Continental Representation | 2 |
Kalvis Kalniņš (
LAT)
Andrés Madera (
VEN)
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| Tripartite Commission Invitation | 0 | — |
| IOC Invitation | 1 |
Hamoon Derafshipour (
EOR)
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| Total | 11 |
75 kg
| Competition | Places | Qualified athletes |
|---|---|---|
| Host Country | 1 |
Ken Nishimura (
JPN)
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| WKF Olympic Standings (as of May 2021) |
4 |
Luigi Busà (
ITA)
Rafael Aghayev (
AZE)
Stanislav Horuna (
UKR)
Tom Scott (
USA)
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| World Qualification Tournament | 3 |
Nurkanat Azhikanov (
KAZ)
Noah Bitsch (
GER)
Gábor Hárspataki (
HUN)
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| Continental Representation | 2 |
Tsuneari Yahiro (
AUS)
Abdalla Abdelaziz (
EGY)
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| Tripartite Commission Invitation | 0 | — |
| Total | 10 |
+75 kg
| Competition | Places | Qualified athletes |
|---|---|---|
| Host Country | 1 |
Ryutaro Araga (
JPN)
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| WKF Olympic Standings (84 kg) (as of May 2021) |
2 |
Uğur Aktaş (
TUR)
Ivan Kvesić (
CRO)
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| WKF Olympic Standings (+84 kg) (as of May 2021) |
2 |
Sajjad Ganjzadeh (
IRI)
Jonathan Horne (
GER)
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| World Qualification Tournament | 3 |
Tareg Hamedi (
KSA)
Gogita Arkania (
GEO)
Daniel Gaysinsky (
CAN)
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| Continental Representation | 2 |
Brian Irr (
USA)
Daniyar Yuldashev (
KAZ)
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| Tripartite Commission Invitation | 0 | — |
| Total | 10 |
Kata
| Competition | Places | Qualified athletes |
|---|---|---|
| Host Country | 1 |
Ryo Kiyuna (
JPN)
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| WKF Olympic Standings (as of May 2021) |
4 |
Damián Quintero (
ESP)
Ali Sofuoğlu (
TUR)
Antonio Díaz (
VEN)
Mattia Busato (
ITA)
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| World Qualification Tournament | 3 |
Ariel Torres (
USA)
Wang Yi-ta (
TPE)
Park Hee-jun (
KOR)
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| Continental Representation | 0 | — |
| Tripartite Commission Invitation | 1 |
Mohammad Al-Mosawi (
KUW)
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| Re-allocation of unused quota | 1 |
Ilja Smorguner (
GER)
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| IOC Invitation | 1 |
Wael Shueb (
EOR)
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| Total | 11 |
Women's events
55 kg
| Competition | Places | Qualified athletes |
|---|---|---|
| Host Country | 1 |
Miho Miyahara (
JPN)
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| WKF Olympic Standings (50 kg) (as of May 2021) |
2 |
Serap Özçelik (
TUR)
Sara Bahmanyar (
IRI)
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| WKF Olympic Standings (55 kg) (as of May 2021) |
2 |
Anzhelika Terliuga (
UKR)
Wen Tzu-yun (
TPE)
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| World Qualification Tournament | 3 |
Ivet Goranova (
BUL)
Moldir Zhangbyrbay (
KAZ)
Anna Chernysheva (
ROC) |
| Continental Representation | 2 |
Radwa Sayed (
EGY)
Bettina Plank (
AUT)
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| Tripartite Commission Invitation | 0 | — |
| Total | 10 |
61 kg
| Competition | Places | Qualified athletes |
|---|---|---|
| Host Country | 1 |
Mayumi Someya (
JPN)
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| WKF Olympic Standings (as of May 2021) |
4 |
Yin Xiaoyan (
CHN)
Giana Farouk (
EGY)
Jovana Preković (
SRB)
Merve Çoban (
TUR)
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| World Qualification Tournament | 3 |
Btissam Sadini (
MAR)
Anita Serogina (
UKR)
Claudymar Garcés (
VEN)
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| Continental Representation | 1 |
Alexandra Grande (
PER)
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| Tripartite Commission Invitation | 0 | — |
| Re-allocation of unused quota | 1 |
Leïla Heurtault (
FRA)
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| Total | 10 |
+61 kg
| Competition | Places | Qualified athletes |
|---|---|---|
| Host Country | 1 |
Ayumi Uekusa (
JPN)
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| WKF Olympic Standings (68 kg) (as of May 2021) |
2 |
Irina Zaretska (
AZE)
Gong Li (
CHN)
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| WKF Olympic Standings (+68 kg) (as of May 2021) |
2 |
Hamideh Abbasali (
IRI)
Meltem Hocaoğlu (
TUR)
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| World Qualification Tournament | 3 |
Elena Quirici (
SUI)
Silvia Semeraro (
ITA)
Feryal Abdelaziz (
EGY)
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| Continental Representation | 2 |
Sofya Berultseva (
KAZ)
Lamya Matoub (
ALG)
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| Tripartite Commission Invitation | 0 | — |
| Total | 10 |
Kata
| Competition | Places | Qualified athletes |
|---|---|---|
| Host Country | 1 |
Kiyou Shimizu (
JPN)
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| WKF Olympic Standings (as of May 2021) |
4 |
Sandra Sánchez (
ESP)
Viviana Bottaro (
ITA)
Grace Lau (
HKG)
Sakura Kokumai (
USA)
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| World Qualification Tournament | 3 |
Dilara Bozan (
TUR)
Alexandra Feracci (
FRA)
Jasmin Jüttner (
GER)
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| Continental Representation | 1 |
Alexandrea Anacan (
NZL)
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| Tripartite Commission Invitation | 1 |
Puleksenija Jovanoska (
MKD)
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| Total | 10 |
References
- ^ "Qualification System – Games of the XXXII Olympiad – Karate" (PDF). Retrieved 9 June 2021.
- ^ "Joint Statement from the International Olympic Committee and the Tokyo 2020 Organising Committee". IOC. 24 March 2020. Retrieved 15 April 2022.
- ^ "Tokyo 2020 Olympic Qualification System revised". World Karate Federation. 20 May 2020. Retrieved 30 April 2021.
- ^ "Karate Event Calendar | WKF". www.wkf.net. Retrieved 27 October 2020.
- ^ "Iranian karate athlete Asgari misses Olympics for doping". Tehran Times. July 3, 2021.
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