KIYANICHANDEH Nahid

Rank	Event	Year	Location
Asian Games
3	Women's Flyweight -49kg	2018	Indonesia
Olympic Games
Last 32	Women's Featherweight 49-57kg	2020	Tokyo, JPN
World Championships
1	Women's Bantamweight 49-53kg	2023	Baku, AZE
Quarterfinal	Women's Flyweight 46-49kg	2017	Muju, KOR
3rd Round	Women's Bantamweight 49-53kg	2022	Guadalajara, MEX
3rd Round	Women's Flyweight 46-49kg	2019	Manchester, GBR
Grand Prix
2	Women's Featherweight 49-57kg	2023	Rome, ITA
Quarterfinal	Women's Featherweight 49-57kg	2022	Paris, FRA
1st Round	Women's Featherweight 49-57kg	2023	Paris, FRA
Asian Championships
1	Women's Bantamweight 49-53kg	2022	Chuncheon, KOR
2	Women's Flyweight 46-49kg	2018	Ho Chi Minh City, VIE
3	Women's Featherweight 53-57kg	2021	Beirut, LIB
3	Women's Finweight -46kg	2016	Manila, PHI
Asian Indoor and Martial Arts Games
Quarterfinal	Women's Bantamweight 49-53kg	2017	Ashgabat, TKM

Athlete

Farsi

Minoo Maddah [national]

She began the sport at age eight in Isfahan, Islamic Republic of Iran. (Athlete, 17 Aug 2018; simorghplus, 25 Jul 2021)

"When I was eight years old, my mother decided to send my sister and me to a sport class to stay active in the three summer months. We wanted to participate in a karate class, but my mother mistakenly bought us taekwondo uniforms, and when we went to the karate class, they did not accept us with these uniforms. We went home and told my mother and she said we should just do taekwondo." (simorghplus, 25 Jul 2021)

To win a medal at the 19th Asian Games in Hangzhou, People's Republic of China, and at the Olympic Games. (khabaronline, 05 Mar 2022; titrebartar, 22 May 2021; simorghplus, 25 Jul 2021)

Winning gold in the -53kg category at the 2023 World Championships in Baku, Azerbaijan. (Instagram profile, 06 Jun 2023)

She and shooter Javad Foroughi were named as flag bearers for the Islamic Republic of Iran at the opening ceremony of the 19th Asian Games in Hangzhou, People's Republic of China. (insidethegames, 21 Jun 2023)