Kim Čong-hwan
| Kim Čong-hwan | |
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 © Marie-Lan Nguyen / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY 3.0 Kim Čong-hwan (16. července 2015) | |
| Narození | 2. září 1983 (40 let) Soul |
| Alma mater | Korea National Sport University Univerzita Hongik |
| Povolání | šermíř |
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| Přehled medailí | ||
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 Šerm na LOH | ||
| bronz | LOH 2016 | šerm šavlí |
| zlato | LOH 2012 | družstvo mužů šavle |
| zlato | LOH 2020 | družstvo mužů šavle |
| Mistrovství světa v šermu družstev | ||
| bronz | MS 2013 | družstvo mužů šavle |
| stříbro | MS 2014 | družstvo mužů šavle |
Kim Čong-hwan je korejské jméno, v němž Kim je příjmení.
Kim Čong-hwan (korejsky 김정환, anglický přepis: Kim Jung-hwan; * 2. září 1983 Soul, Jižní Korea) je jihokorejský sportovní šermíř, který se specializuje na šerm šavlí. Jižní Koreu reprezentuje od roku 2007. Na olympijských hrách startoval v roce 2012 a 2016 v soutěži jednotlivců a družstev. V soutěži jednotlivců získal na olympijských hrách 2016 bronzovou olympijskou medaili. S jihokorejským družstvem šavlistů vybojoval zlatou olympijskou medaili v roce 2012 a v roce 2014 vybojoval s družstvem druhé místo na mistrovství světa.
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South Korea's Kim Jung-hwan at the men's team sabre qualification stage of the 2015 World Fencing Championships on 16 July 2014 at the Olympic Stadium in Moscow.
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South Korea's Kim Jung-hwan at the men's team sabre qualification stage of the 2015 World Fencing Championships on 16 July 2014 at the Olympic Stadium in Moscow.