Kim Jae-bum

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Kim Jae-bum
Kim Jae-bum

Judo

Korea SouthSouth Korea South Korea
Olympic games
gold 2012 London up to 81 kg
silver 2008 Beijing up to 81 kg
World championships
gold 2010 Tokyo up to 81 kg
gold 2011 Paris up to 81 kg
bronze 2009 Rotterdam up to 81 kg
Asian Championships
gold 2005 Tashkent up to 73 kg
gold 2008 Jeju up to 81 kg
gold 2009 Taipei up to 81 kg
gold 2011 Abu Dhabi up to 81 kg
gold 2012 Tashkent up to 81 kg
Asian Games
gold 2010 Guangzhou up to 81 kg

Kim Jae-bum ( Korean 김재범 ; born January 25, 1985 in Gimcheon , Gyeongsangbuk-do ) is a former South Korean judoka .

Athletic career

At the Olympic judo tournament in Beijing in 2008, Kim lost in the final in the light middleweight (class up to 81 kg) to the German judoka Ole Bischof by a foot technique (small inner sickle). During the following Olympics, Kim developed into the dominant judoka in his weight class: At the 2009 World Championships in Rotterdam , he achieved the bronze medal. In 2010 in Tokyo and 2011 in Paris he won the world championship title. At the 2012 Olympic Judo Tournament in London , the Beijing finals were relaunched, this time with Kim getting the upper hand.

On May 1, 2016, he announced the end of his career.

Web links

Commons : Kim Jae-Bum  - collection of images, videos and audio files

Individual evidence

  1. Judo Inside - News - Olympic judo champion Kim Jae-bum Announces retirement. Retrieved January 22, 2020 .