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The 2001 World Wushu Championships was the 6th edition of the World Wushu Championships 1 2 It was held at the Karen Demirchyan Sports and Concerts Complex in Yerevan Armenia from October 31 to November 5 2001 2001 World Wushu ChampionshipsVenueKaren Demirchyan Sports and Concerts Complex capacity 6 000 LocationYerevan ArmeniaStart dateOctober 31 2001End dateNovember 5 2001 1999 Hong Kong2003 Macau Medal summary editMedal table edit RankNationGoldSilverBronzeTotal1 nbsp China1210132 nbsp Vietnam866203 nbsp South Korea51394 nbsp Hong Kong494175 nbsp Russia325106 nbsp Iran31377 nbsp Myanmar31268 nbsp Japan244109 nbsp Brazil123610 nbsp Netherlands121411 nbsp Armenia103412 nbsp Ukraine023513 nbsp Egypt022414 nbsp Belarus0213 nbsp United States021316 nbsp Romania0101 nbsp Uzbekistan010118 nbsp Lebanon003319 nbsp Italy0022 nbsp Poland002221 nbsp Canada0011Totals 21 entries 433949131Men s taolu edit Event Gold Silver BronzeChangquan New Jiang Bangjun nbsp China To Yu hang nbsp Hong Kong Vladimir Krassiouk nbsp RussiaChangquan Old Park Chan dea nbsp South Korea Fei Bao Xian nbsp Netherlands Pyi Wai Phyo nbsp MyanmarDaoshu New Sun Chunhe nbsp China To Yu hang nbsp Hong Kong Fui Yonemoto nbsp JapanDaoshu Old Fei Bao Xian nbsp Netherlands Park Chan dea nbsp South Korea Andriy Koval nbsp UkraineGunshu New Yuan Xindong nbsp China Fei Bao Xian nbsp Netherlands To Yu hang nbsp Hong KongGunshu Old Park Chan dea nbsp South Korea Trương Quốc Chi nbsp Vietnam Pyi Wai Phyo nbsp MyanmarJianshu New Ryoji Sakuma nbsp Japan Cheung Man Keung nbsp Hong Kong Ashot Azizyan nbsp ArmeniaJianshu Old Pyi Wai Phyo nbsp Myanmar Chow Ting Yu nbsp Hong Kong Javid Didari nbsp IranQiangshu New Cheung Man Keung nbsp Hong Kong Andrew Nguyen nbsp United States Lorenzo Paglia nbsp ItalyQiangshu Old Javid Didari nbsp Iran Chow Ting Yu nbsp Hong Kong Yuriy Besarab ru nbsp UkraineNanquan Kim Young jea nbsp South Korea Cheng Ka Ho nbsp Hong Kong Le Quang Huy nbsp VietnamNandao Trần Trọng Tuấn nbsp Vietnam Cheng Ka Ho nbsp Hong Kong Le Quang Huy nbsp VietnamNangun Le Quang Huy nbsp Vietnam Cheng Ka Ho nbsp Hong Kong Trần Trọng Tuấn nbsp VietnamTaijiquan Kong Xiangdong nbsp China Toshiya Watanabe nbsp Japan Yang Seong chan nbsp South KoreaTaijijian Yang Seong chan nbsp South Korea Toshiya Watanabe nbsp Japan Lorenzo Paglia nbsp Italy Men s sanda edit Event Gold Silver Bronze48 kg Shi Xufei nbsp China Phan Quốc Vinh nbsp Vietnam Rabiea Gamil nbsp EgyptNone awarded52 kg Kang Yonggang nbsp China Dragos Lungu nbsp Romania Woo Seung soo nbsp South KoreaWong Ting Hong nbsp Hong Kong56 kg Diệp Bảo Minh nbsp Vietnam Ibragim Magomedov nbsp Belarus Uelber Alves Santos nbsp BrazilYouness Yassine nbsp Lebanon60 kg Kim Gwee jong nbsp South Korea Timur Magomedov nbsp Russia Trần Xuan Anh nbsp VietnamAlbert Pope nbsp United States65 kg Ge Riletu nbsp China Phung Anh Tuấn nbsp Vietnam Dzhanhuat Beletov nbsp RussiaBulat Murgaev nbsp Belarus70 kg Kajik Dalyan nbsp Armenia Li Jie nbsp China Mansour Norouzi nbsp IranMurad Akhadov nbsp Russia75 kg Yuan Yubao nbsp China Hossein Ojaghi nbsp Iran Arthur Hakobyan nbsp ArmeniaEmerson Almeida nbsp Brazil80 kg Eduardo Fujihira nbsp Brazil Mohamed Selit nbsp Egypt Armen Vardanyan nbsp ArmeniaShinichiro Hamamatsu nbsp Japan85 kg Mohammad Reza Jafari nbsp Iran Andre Assis nbsp Brazil Krzysztof Kesek nbsp PolandBasel El Kanany nbsp Egypt90 kg Ali Asghar Shabani nbsp Iran Wael Moursi nbsp Egypt Yazid Abi Khalil nbsp LebanonNone awarded 90 kg Bozigit Ataev nbsp Russia Denis Sobolev nbsp Belarus Ali Mirmiran nbsp IranRafat Czerniakowski nbsp PolandWomen s taolu edit Event Gold Silver BronzeChangquan New Ekaterina Stenicheva nbsp Russia Shared gold Akiko Kawasaki nbsp JapanĐam Thanh Xuan nbsp VietnamChangquan Old Nguyễn Thuy Hiền nbsp Vietnam Olena Nizamutdinova nbsp Ukraine Paula Amidani nbsp BrazilDaoshu New Nguyễn Thuy Hiền nbsp Vietnam Akiko Kawasaki nbsp Japan Cheung Pui Si nbsp NetherlandsDaoshu Old Đam Thanh Xuan nbsp Vietnam Olena Nizamutdinova nbsp Ukraine Irina Antsygina nbsp RussiaGunshu New Wang Xiaonan nbsp China Akiko Kawasaki nbsp Japan Irina Antsygina nbsp RussiaGunshu Old Lo Nga Ching nbsp Hong Kong Đam Thanh Xuan nbsp Vietnam Olena Nizamutdinova nbsp UkraineJianshu New Liu Qinghua nbsp China Ekaterina Stenicheva nbsp Russia Yun Sun kyung nbsp South KoreaJianshu Old Lo Nga Ching nbsp Hong Kong Liliya Kachurina nbsp Uzbekistan Joelle Bassil nbsp LebanonQiangshu New Ekaterina Stenicheva nbsp Russia Anita Lopez nbsp United States Carmen Lau nbsp CanadaQiangshu Old Nguyễn Thuy Hiền nbsp Vietnam Juliana Justino nbsp Brazil None awardedNanquan Ding Huiru nbsp China Nguyễn Phương Lan nbsp Vietnam Angie Tsang nbsp Hong KongNandao Swe Swe Thant nbsp Myanmar Angie Tsang nbsp Hong Kong Nguyễn Phương Lan nbsp VietnamNangun Swe Swe Thant nbsp Myanmar Nguyễn Phương Lan nbsp Vietnam Angie Tsang nbsp Hong KongTaijiquan Fan Xueping nbsp China Khaing Khaing Maw nbsp Myanmar Emi Akazawa nbsp JapanTaijijian Li Fai nbsp Hong Kong Shared gold Nguyễn Quỳnh Trang nbsp VietnamEmi Akazawa nbsp JapanSee also editTraditional Wushu Federation of ArmeniaReferences edit World Wushu Championships 2001 Results PDF International Wushu Federation Archived PDF from the original on 2021 01 31 Doping Control to Make Wushu World Championships Debut Xinhua General News Service Sanya 2001 03 24 Retrieved 2021 09 11 Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title 2001 World Wushu Championships amp oldid 1161246799, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
