Jonathan Horne
Jonathan Horne (born January 17, 1989 in Kaiserslautern ) is a German karateka . He carries the fourth Dan Shōtōkan , was youth world champion in 2005 (+75 kg), team runner-up in 2014 , world champion 2018, World Games winner in 2009 (+80 kg) and 2013 (+84 kg) and multiple European champion. He is the holder of the Silver Laurel Leaf and, according to Karate Records, is considered the best karateka in the world (+ 84 kg WKF ).
Athletic resume
Jonathan started taking karate lessons at the age of five at the Funakoshi Karate Center in Kaiserslautern . He is now starting for the Teikyo Karate Team Saarbrücken . He has been part of the Rhineland-Palatinate state squad since 2002. In DKV cadres he is promoted since the year of 2004. Jonathan Horne was the first German Vice-Student Master at the age of 13. Great successes were the 1st place at the youth world championships 2005 and the victories at the World Games 2009 and 2013. At the world championship 2012 in Paris he was seventh in the individual evaluation and in the team evaluation he reached the 5th place with the team Germany. At the WKF European Championships in Budapest in 2013 , he won two bronze medals , each in the weight class over 84 kg and with the German national team . Also in 2013, he managed to defend his World Games title in Cali . On 25 October 2013, the program was German President Joachim Gauck in the Bellevue Palace , the Silver Laurel Leaf awarded. He was the sporting figurehead for the 2014 World Cup in Bremen . At this world championship he was runner-up on November 9, 2014 with Team Germany after a final fight against Iran. At the 2015 European Games in Baku, he was again second behind his rival Enes Erkan in the weight category over 84 kg. At the 2016 European Championships in Montpellier, he faced Stefano Maniscalco in the final, which he defeated 1-0. He celebrated his greatest success in Madrid in 2018. Here he became world champion in the weight class + 84 kg. After his successes at the qualifying tournaments (Karate 1 Series A) in 2019 and 2020, he qualified for the 2020 Olympic Games in Tokyo.
National successes
- 2017 German Champion (+ 84 kg)
- 2016 German champion (+ 84 kg)
- 2015 German champion (+ 84 kg)
- 2013 German champion (+ 84 kg)
- 2012 German champion (+ 84 kg)
- 2011 German champion (+ 84 kg)
- 2010 German champion (+ 84 kg)
- 2009 German Champion (+ 84 kg)
- 2008 German champion (+ 84 kg)
- 2007 German Champion (+ 80 kg)
- 2006 master (Kumite youth + 75 kg)
- 2005 German Champion (Kumite Youth + 75 kg)
- 2004 German Champion (Kumite Team Youth)
- 2003 German runner-up (students +55 kg)
- 2002 German Vice-Champion (students +55 kg)
International success
- 2020 2nd place in Chile at the Karate 1 Serie A qualification tournament for the Olympic Games in Tokyo 2020
- 2019 1st place in the K1 qualification tournament for the Olympic Games in Tokyo 2020
- 2019 European Champion in Guadalajara / Spain (+ 84 kg)
- 2018 World Champion in Madrid / Spain (+84 kg)
- 2016 European Champion in Montpellier / France (+ 84 kg)
- 2015 European Games in Baku , 2nd place in the Kumite individual (+ 84 kg)
- 2015 European Championship in Istanbul , 3rd place in the Kumite singles (+ 84 kg)
- 2014 Vice World Champion with Team Germany in Bremen
- 2014 European Championship in Tampere / Finland 3rd place with the Germany team
- 2014 European Championship in Tampere / Finland 3rd place (+ 84 kg)
- 2013 World Games winner in Cali , Colombia (+ 84 kg)
- 2013 European Championship in Budapest 3rd place with the Germany team
- 2013 European Championships in Budapest 3rd place (over 84 kg)
- 2013 Swiss Junior Cup winner with Team Germany in Basel , Switzerland
- 2012 World Championship in Paris, 5th place Kumite with Team Germany
- 2012 World Championship in Paris , France 7th place Kumite (+ 84 kg)
- 2012 European Championship in Tenerife 1st place with the team of the German national team
- 2012 European Champion in Tenerife , Spain (+ 84 kg)
- 2011 European Champion in Zurich , Switzerland (+ 84 kg)
- 2011 German Open winner in Aschaffenburg , Germany (+ 84 kg)
- 2010 US Open winner in Las Vegas , USA
- 2010 German Open winner in Erfurt , Germany (+ 84 kg)
- 2010 European Champion in Athens , Greece (+ 84 kg)
- 2009 German Open Winner in Aschaffenburg , Germany (+ 84 kg)
- 2009 World Games winner in Kaohsiung , China (+80 kg)
- 2008 US Open winner
- 2008 bronze medal world championship in Tokyo , Japan (+ 80 kg)
- 2008 European Champion in Tallinn , Estonia (+ 80 kg)
- 2008 Vice European Champion in Trieste , Italy (Juniors + 80 kg)
- 2008 German Open Winner in Hamburg , Germany (+ 80 kg)
- 2007 European Champion (Team Juniors)
- 2007 German Open winner
- 2007 bronze medal world championship (juniors + 80 kg)
- 2006 Italian Grand Prix winner
- 2005 International Hungarian Champion
- 2005 German Open winner
- 2005 World Youth Champion of 16-17 year olds in Limassol , Cyprus (+ 75 kg)
- 2004 International Hungarian Champion
- 2004 International Austrian Champion
- 2003 International Shotokan Cup winner
- 2002 International Shotokan Cup winner
Web links
Individual evidence
- ^ World Games 2009 , accessed July 20, 2013
- ↑ handelsblatt-worldgames-Karate-Sieger 2013 ( memento of October 29, 2013 in the Internet Archive ), accessed in September 2013
- ↑ Karate records world rankings , accessed on October 31, 2013.
- ↑ DKV Chronicle , accessed on March 19, 2014.
- ↑ Federal President Joachim-Gauck / Silbernes-Lorbeerblatt. , accessed October 27, 2013
- ↑ Karate WM 2014 Accessed on March 19, 2014
- ↑ chronik-karate ( memento of the original from October 29, 2013 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was automatically inserted and not yet checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. (PDF; 4.9 MB)
- ↑ World-games-2009 , accessed October 31, 2013 /
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SURNAME | Horne, Jonathan |
BRIEF DESCRIPTION | German karateka |
DATE OF BIRTH | January 17, 1989 |
PLACE OF BIRTH | Kaiserslautern , Germany |