Wu Jingyu
| Wu Jingyu | ||
 Wu Jingyu (i rött) utmanar Mildred Alango (i blått) i OS 2008 | ||
| Taekwondo, damer Nation: | ||
 Olympiska spel | ||
|---|---|---|
| Guld | London 2012 | –49 kg |
| Guld | Peking 2008 | –49 kg |
| Världsmästerskap | ||
| Silver | Tjeljabinsk 2015 | –49 kg |
| Guld | Gyeongju 2011 | –49 kg |
| Brons | Köpenhamn 2009 | –49 kg |
| Guld | Peking 2007 | –47 kg |
| Asiatiska spelen | ||
| Brons | Incheon 2014 | –53 kg |
| Guld | Guangzhou 2010 | –49 kg |
| Guld | Doha 2006 | –47 kg |
Wu Jingyu (kinesiska: 吴静钰, pinyin: Wú Jìngyù, född 1 februari 1987 i Jingdezhen, Jiangxi, Kina) är en kinesisk taekwondoutövare. Hon har vunnit två olympiska guldmedaljer, den första vid olympiska sommarspelen 2008 i Peking och den andra vid olympiska sommarspelen 2012 i London.[1]
Källor
- ^ Wu, Jingyu. Arkiverad 5 augusti 2019 hämtat från the Wayback Machine. Taekwondo Data. Läst 9 september 2016.
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2008 Summer Olympics Taekwondo - Mildred Alango (KEN, blue) v. Wu Jingyu. (CHN, red)
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2008 Summer Olympics Taekwondo - Mildred Alango (KEN, blue) v. Wu Jingyu. (CHN, red)