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Džejna Hamzić made her debut at the World Taekwondo Championship

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Džejna Hamzić made her debut at the World Taekwondo Championship

Bosnia and Herzegovina representative Džejna Hamzić made her debut at the World Taekwondo Championship, which started today in Wuxi, China.

The member of TKD Šampion from Sarajevo was defeated in the first round of the category up to 57 kilograms, and the Indian representative Aranaya Thakur was better than her by a score of 2:0.

– This is my debut performance at the world championships. I am not impressed with the final outcome and result, but I am grateful for this experience. I do everything step by step. Thank you to everyone for your support, thank you to my family, friends, club and national team colleagues, as well as the coaches, without whom nothing would make sense – said Hamzić after her debut at the World Cup.

Already tomorrow, Ejla Makaš (-46 kg) and Ibrahim Đonko (-63 kg), who successfully passed the weigh-in today, will perform at the Mundial, announced the FBiH Taekwondo Federation.

Apart from the three already mentioned BH. The national team of BiH at the world championship will be defended by Džejla Makaš (TKD Novi Grad Sarajevo), Ada Avdagić (TKD Sarajevo) and Nadina Mehmedović (Taekwondo Academy Tešanj) in the women’s competition, as well as Nedžad Husić, Benjamin Husić (TKD Novi Grad Sarajevo), Muhamed Đonko and Erol Nući (TKD Youth) in the men’s competition.

The opening ceremony of the World Championship is scheduled for 7:30 p.m. CET, while the competition starts at 9 a.m. local time and 3 a.m. CET each day.

The General Assembly of the World Taekwondo Federation (World Taekwondo) was held yesterday, where Chungwon Choue was re-elected as its first person, while Jinbang Yang (Korea, 98 votes), Athanasios Pragalos (Greece, 96 votes) and Driss El received the trust of the delegates among the six candidates for the three vice-presidential positions. Hilali (Morocco, 81 votes).

At the General Assembly, which was attended by the member of the presidency of the Taekwondo Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina Samir Šarić, as well as the technical secretary Mirela Mujović, 15 members of the World Taekwondo Federation’s Board of Directors were elected, four of them from Europe.

In addition to the election of the president and three vice-presidents, several important decisions for the future of taekwondo were adopted, the most significant of which is that instead of the current four, Olympic taekwondo will have six categories in both competitions, but this decision will only cover the 2032 Olympic Games.

(Vijesti.ba / FENA)


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