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Seoul, Korea – Kukkiwon, the world headquarters of Taekwondo, held the official handover ceremony between its 17th and 18th presidents on November 6 at the Central Training Hall in Seoul. The ceremony marked the end of Lee Dong-Seop's term and the formal inauguration of the new president, Yoon Woong-Seok.
The Professional Taekwondo Federation (PTF) hosted the inaugural PTF Hall of Fame Awards & Gala in Baguio City, marking a significant moment for the global Taekwondo community. The celebration gathered martial artists from multiple Taekwondo styles under one theme — “One Taekwondo Family.”
In Wuxi, China, Chungwon Choue's re-election as president of World Taekwondo (WT) made headlines, with 143 out of 149 votes confirming him for a final term until 2029. But the real twist in the narrative occurred in the shadows of that victory: the implementation of a reform that reduces the WT Council from 37 to 25 members, an adjustment designed to dilute the concentration of power and foster more balanced governance in Olympic Taekwondo.
During the final days of the World Taekwondo Championships in Wuxi, World Taekwondo (WT) President Dr. Chungwon Choue held an informal meeting with representatives from several Pan-American federations.
WUXI, China - Brazil successfully defended their title at the Wuxi 2025 World Taekwondo World Cup Team Championships, defeating Korea in the final to win gold.
The recent decision by European Taekwondo Union (ETU) President Sakis Pragalos to appoint John Kotsifas as Honorary President sparked a wave of reactions across the continent — not of division, but of reaffirmed unity and political maturity within European Taekwondo.
Complete Results of the Wuxi 2025World Taekwondo Grand Slam Challenge (G-2), toke place on November 2nd to 4th in "World Taekwondo (Wuxi) Center Stadium", Wuxi, China.
WUXI, China - On a thrilling final day of competition at the Wuxi 2025 World Taekwondo Grand Slam Challenge China and Korea’s topped the podium once again marking a highly successful tournament for the two countries.
WUXI, China - Korea won double gold on a thrilling day two of the World Taekwondo Grand Slam Challenge in Wuxi with hosts China also adding another gold to their medal tally.
WUXI, China - Host nation China won gold on day one of the World Taekwondo Grand Slam Challenge in Wuxi through Xiaolu Fu in the Women’s -49kg weight category, while Korea earned two golds courtesy of Jaegwon Kang in the Men’s -80kg and Woo Hyeok Park in the Men’s +80kg.
