Olympische Sommerspiele 2020/Karate – Kata (Männer)
| Sportart | Karate | ||||||||
| Disziplin | Kata | ||||||||
| Geschlecht | Männer | ||||||||
| Teilnehmer | 11 Athleten aus 11 Ländern | ||||||||
| Wettkampfort | Nippon Budōkan | ||||||||
| Wettkampfphase | 6. August 2021 | ||||||||
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| Karatewettbewerbe bei den Olympischen Spielen 2020 | |
| Qualifikation | |
 Kumite | |
| Männer | Frauen |
| bis 67 kg | bis 55 kg |
| bis 75 kg | bis 61 kg |
| über 75 kg | über 61 kg |
 Kata | |
| Männer | Frauen |
Bei den Olympischen Sommerspielen 2020 in Tokio war Karate erstmals Teil des olympischen Programms. Die Kata der Männer fand am 6. August 2021 im Nippon Budōkan statt.
Ergebnisse
Gruppenphase
| Gruppe A | ||||||
| Platz | Athlet | Runde 1 | Runde 2 | Durchschnitt | Runde 3 | Bemerkung |
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| 1. |  Damián Quintero | 27,34 | 27,40 | 27,37 | 27,28 | Finale |
| 2. |  Ariel Torres | 26,40 | 25,98 | 26,19 | 26,46 | Kampf um Bronze |
| 3. |  Park Hee-jun | 25,72 | 25,52 | 25,62 | 25,98 | Kampf um Bronze |
| 4. |  Ilja Smorguner | 25,02 | 24,10 | 24,56 | ausgeschieden | |
| 5. |  Mohammed al-Mosawi | 24,32 | 24,24 | 24,28 | ausgeschieden | |
| Gruppe B | ||||||
| Platz | Athlet | Runde 1 | Runde 2 | Durchschnitt | Runde 3 | Bemerkung |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1. |  Ryō Kiyuna | 28,26 | 28,40 | 28,33 | 28,72 | Finale |
| 2. |  Ali Sofuoğlu | 27,00 | 27,28 | 27,14 | 27,32 | Kampf um Bronze |
| 3. |  Antonio Díaz | 25,74 | 26,40 | 26,07 | 26,28 | Kampf um Bronze |
| 4. |  Mattia Busato | 25,08 | 25,92 | 25,50 | ausgeschieden | |
| 5. |  Wang Yi-ta | 25,00 | 24,94 | 24,97 | ausgeschieden | |
| 6. |  Wael Shueb | 23,20 | 23,40 | 23,30 | ausgeschieden | |
Medaillenkämpfe
| Kampf um Bronze | ||
| Ariel Torres | 26,72 | |
| Antonio Díaz | 26,34 | |
| Kampf um Bronze | ||
| Park Hee-jun | 26,14 | |
| Ali Sofuoğlu | 27,26 | |
| Finale | ||
| Damián Quintero | 27,66 | |
| Ryō Kiyuna | 28,72 | |
Weblinks
- Ergebnisse in der Datenbank von Olympedia.org (englisch)
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