AN Baul

25 Mar 1994
29
Male
1.68/5'6''

Events and Medals

Discipline Event Rank Medal
JUD Judo Men -66Kg 3 Bronze Medal

Schedule

Change
Start Time Location Event Status
Followed by
Xiaoshan Linpu Gymnasium JUD Mat 2
KOR
AN BAN Baul
1s1
WAZ
PRK
RI KRI Kumsong
0s2
Finished
Followed by
Xiaoshan Linpu Gymnasium JUD Mat 2
KOR
AN BAN Baul
1s2
WAZ
KGZ
AIBEK UULU KAIBEK UULU Kubanychbek
0s2
Finished
Followed by
Xiaoshan Linpu Gymnasium JUD Mat 2
KOR
AN BAN Baul
0s3
JPN
TANAKA RTANAKA Ryoma
10s2
IPP
Finished
Followed by
Xiaoshan Linpu Gymnasium JUD Mat 2
TJK
DZHEBOV ODZHEBOV Obid
0s1
KOR
AN BAN Baul
1s2
WAZ
Finished

Biographical Information

Highlights

:
RankEventYearLocation
Asian Games
1Men's 66kg2018Indonesia
Olympic Games
2Men's 66kg2016Rio de Janeiro, BRA
3Men's 66kg2020Tokyo, JPN
9Mixed Team2020Tokyo, JPN
World Championships
1Men's 66kg2015Astana, KAZ
2Men's Team2015Astana, KAZ
3Men's 66kg2022Tashkent, UZB
3Men's 66kg2018Baku, AZE
3Mixed Team2018Baku, AZE
3Mixed Team2017Budapest, HUN
5Men's 66kg2023Doha, QAT
7Mixed Team2019Tokyo, JPN
7Men's 66kg2017Budapest, HUN
33Men's 66kg2019Tokyo, JPN
Grand Slam
1Men's 66kg2021Tashkent, UZB
1Men's 66kg2020Paris, FRA
1Men's 66kg2018Paris, FRA
1Men's 66kg2015Abu Dhabi, UAE
2Men's 66kg2022Paris, FRA
3Men's 66kg2019Abu Dhabi, UAE
3Men's 66kg2017Tokyo, JPN
3Men's 66kg2016Paris, FRA
7Men's 66kg2016Tokyo, JPN
9Men's 66kg2023Ulaanbaatar, MGL
9Men's 66kg2015Tokyo, JPN
17Men's 66kg2023Paris, FRA
17Men's 66kg2019Osaka, JPN
Grand Prix
1Men's 66kg2020Tel Aviv, ISR
1Men's 66kg2016Dusseldorf, GER
2Men's 66kg2023Almada, POR
3Men's 66kg2022Almada, POR
3Men's 66kg2018Hohhot, CHN
3Men's 66kg2015Dusseldorf, GER
17Men's 66kg2019Zagreb, CRO
World Cup
1Men's 66kg2017Rome, ITA
1Men's 66kg2015Warsaw, POL
Asian Championships
1Men's 66kg2017Hong Kong, CHN
2Men's 66kg2015Kuwait City, KUW
:
An Tae-Yang
:
Athlete
:
Yong In University, Republic of Korea
:
Korean
:
Namyangju City Hall [Republic of Korea]
:
Hwang Hee-Tae [national], KOR
:
He fractured ribs at the 2020 Grand Slam event in Paris, France. The injury meant he was unable to compete at the 2020 Grand Slam event in Dusseldorf, Germany. (kyeonggi, 13 Feb 2020; news, 13 Feb 2020)

He was troubled by an injury to his left ankle at the 2019 World Championships in Tokyo, Japan. (news, 28 Aug 2019)

He injured his left elbow in the -66kg category semifinals at the 2016 Olympic Games in Rio de Janeiro before he went on to win silver. (sedaily, 08 Aug 2016)

He suffered an injury to his left shoulder three weeks before the 2016 Olympic Games. (sedaily, 08 Aug 2016)

He sustained an injury to his left knee in 2013. (sportsq, 29 Sep 2015)
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He got involved in judo in the fifth grade of primary school in Anyang, Republic of Korea. (sportsq, 29 Sep 2015)
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His uncle suggested the sport to him. (sportsq, 29 Sep 2015)
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To win gold at the 19th Asian Games in Hangzhou, People's Republic of China, and the 2024 Olympic Games in Paris. (Arirang TV News Centre, 24 Aug 2021; news, 01 Jan 2023)
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Korean judoka Choi Min-Ho. (sportsq, 29 Sep 2015)
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"I've never thought about my life without judo." (sportsq, 29 Sep 2015)
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In 2016 he was named Judoka of the Year by the Korea Judo Association. (news1, 02 Feb 2017)
Legend
:
Bronze Medal
:
Gold Medal Event
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Silver Medal Event
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Bronze Medal Event
IPP:
Ippon
WAZ:
Waza-Ari