Kim So-hui
| Kim So-hui | ||
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| Taekwondo, damer | ||
Nation:  Sydkorea | ||
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 Olympiska spel | ||
| Guld | Rio de Janeiro 2016 | 49 kg |
| Världsmästerskap | ||
| Guld | Puebla 2013 | 46 kg |
| Guld | Gyeongju 2011 | 46 kg |
| Asiatiska spelen | ||
| Guld | Incheon 2014 | 46 kg |
Kim So-hui (koreanska: 김소희), född 21 januari 1994, är en sydkoreansk taekwondoutövare. Hon vann en guldmedalj i damernas 49 kilos-klass vid olympiska sommarspelen 2016 i Rio de Janeiro.[1] Vid världsmästerskapen i taekwondo 2011 i Gyeongju och 2013 i Puebla vann Kim guldmedaljer. Hon tog även guld vid Asiatiska spelen 2014 i Incheon.[2]
Källor
- ^ (18 augusti 2016). Korean Kim So-hui wins taekwondo gold. The Korea Herald. Läst 28 maj 2017.
- ^ Kim, So-hui. Taekwondo Data. Läst 28 maj 2017.
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