LEE Joonhwan

Rank	Event	Year	Location
World Championships
3	Men's 81kg	2023	Doha, QAT
7	Men's 81kg	2022	Tashkent, UZB
7	Mixed Team	2022	Tashkent, UZB
9	Mixed Team	2023	Doha, QAT
Grand Slam
1	Men's 81kg	2022	Ulaanbaatar, MGL
1	Men's 81kg	2022	Tbilisi, GEO
2	Men's 81kg	2023	Ulaanbaatar, MGL
7	Men's 81kg	2023	Paris, FRA
7	Men's 81kg	2022	Tokyo, JPN
Grand Prix
1	Men's 81kg	2023	Almada, POR

Student

Yong In University , Republic of Korea

Korean

Yong In University [Republic of Korea]

Hwang Hee-Tae [national], KOR

2022 for Republic of Korea, in Tbilisi, Georgia (imnews, 05 Jul 2022)

He suffered a partial tear of a ligament in his left knee at the 2021 Asia-Oceania Junior Championships in Beirut, Lebanon. The injury required six months of rehabilitation. (yna, 01 Jul 2022)

He took up the sport in grade three of primary school. (imnews, 05 Jul 2022)

He wanted to learn martial arts for self-defence, and his father encouraged him to pursue judo seriously. "I claimed a victory at a competition, and also received a bag of rice as a prize. At that time my father was very happy, and that's why I decided to become a judoka." His family later moved from Suwon to Ansan in the Republic of Korea after he was scouted by the judo team at Gwansan Middle School. "My whole family moved their home so I could learn judo properly. I started judo with the sacrifice and support of my family." (kyeongin, 29 Jul 2019; yna, 01 Jul 2022)

To win gold at the 19th Asian Games in Hangzhou, People's Republic of China, and to claim a medal at the 2024 Olympic Games in Paris. (imnews, 05 Jul 2022; kyeonggi, 17 Mar 2022; yna, 01 Jul 2022)

His father Lee Seok-Young, Gyeonggi-do judo official Seo Jeong-Bok. (kyeongin, 29 Jul 2019)