ROC and Serbia Capture Last Taekwondo Golds of Tokyo 2020
Vladislav Larin of ROC and Milica Mandic of Serbia captured the last two gold medals on offer in the Tokyo 2020 Taekwondo Competition, winning the M+80kg and W+67kg categories, respectively.
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Vladislav Larin of ROC and Milica Mandic of Serbia captured the last two gold medals on offer in the Tokyo 2020 Taekwondo Competition, winning the M+80kg and W+67kg categories, respectively.
Complete Results of the "Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games”, competition held at the Makuhari Messe Hall A in Tokyo, Japan, on July 24-27.
Matea Jelic of Croatia and Maksim Khramtcov of ROC captured the two golds on offer on Day 3 of the Taekwondo Competition, in the W-67kg and M-80kg categories.
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