Russian taekwondo competitor T. Minina was born on the 18th of April 1997. She competed in the women’s bantamweight division at the 2017 World Taekwondo Championships, where she placed second to Turkey’s Zeliha Ars for the silver medal.
Having won the -53 kg division at the European Taekwondo Championships in 2016, 2018, and 2021, she is a three-time European champion.
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Russia’s T. Minina Wins Silver in Women’s 57kg Taekwondo Event at Tokyo Olympics
T. Minina of Russia won silver in the women’s 57 kilogramme (kg) taekwondo class at the 2020 Tokyo Olympics on Sunday, losing in the final against Anastasija Zolotic of the United States.
Lo Chia-Ling of Taiwan and Hatice Kubra Ilgun of Turkey won the bronze medals. The Russian taekwondo team has now won two medals at these Olympic Games in Tokyo.
Just the day prior, Russian competitor Mikhail Artamonov won bronze in the men’s 58 kilogramme division.
With one gold, four silvers, and two bronzes, the Russian national team is presently in fifth place in the medal standings at the Tokyo Summer Olympic Games.
With five golds, one silver, and four bronzes, China has the most overall. The United States national team is in first place with a 6-0-0 record, followed by Japan (5-1-0). (4-2-4).
This year, from July 23 to August 8, Tokyo, the capital of Japan, is hosting the 2020 Summer Olympic Games.
The International Olympic Committee (IOC) agreed to delay the 2020 Summer Olympic and Paralympic Games in Japan by one year in March 2020 owing to the development of the COVID-19 virus.
T. Minina Olympic Games
The Russian Olympic Committee (ROC) released its official roster of 335 competitors on July 6. These athletes will compete for Russia in the 2016 Summer Olympics. There will be 185 women and 150 men making up Russia’s Olympic team in Tokyo.
Russian athletes in the Tokyo Olympics will be competing under the ROC’s flag and badge rather than the country’s official banner and eagle emblem.
The Russian national anthem is likewise off-limits during the Olympic Games which held in Japan.
Conclusion
Hopefully Paris will be a showcase for the next crop of champions. A large portion of the taekwondo medalists in Tokyo were young people (seven of the eight winners were under the age of 25).
We anticipate that taekwondo in Paris will provide the stage for nations to make history, as it has for athletes from Afghanistan, Gabon, Jordan, Niger, and Vietnam in the past. Thanks for reading our article T. Minina Olympic Games Tokyo 2020.
