2009 World Taekwondo Championships – Men's finweight

2009 World Taekwondo Championships
Finweight	men	women
Flyweight	men	women
Bantamweight	men	women
Featherweight	men	women
Lightweight	men	women
Welterweight	men	women
Middleweight	men	women
Heavyweight	men	women

The Men's finweight competition was the lightest class featured at the 2009 World Taekwondo Championships, and was held at the Ballerup Super Arena in Copenhagen, Denmark on October 17. Finweights were limited to a maximum of 54 kilograms in body mass.

Medalists

Gold	Choi Yeon-ho South Korea
Silver	Mahmood Haidari Afghanistan
Bronze	Chutchawal Khawlaor Thailand
Bronze	Meisam Bagheri Iran

Results

Legend

DQ — Won by disqualification
WD — Won by withdrawal

Finals

Semifinals		Final

Mahmood Haidari (AFG)	2
Chutchawal Khawlaor (THA)	0	Mahmood Haidari (AFG)	3
Meisam Bagheri (IRI)	1	Choi Yeon-ho (KOR)	3
Choi Yeon-ho (KOR)	2

Top half

Section 1

Round of 64		Round of 32		Round of 16		Quarterfinals


		Sherif Wasfy (EGY)	3
Carlos Sánchez (ECU)	WD	Carlos Sánchez (ECU)	1
Siyovush Khusaynov (TJK)				Sherif Wasfy (EGY)	1
Vlasios Petropoulos (GRE)	DQ			Du Xiang (CHN)	2
Veatupu Siaosl (TGA)		Vlasios Petropoulos (GRE)	2
Eldiar Kasmombetov (KGZ)	1	Du Xiang (CHN)	6
Du Xiang (CHN)	16					Du Xiang (CHN)	6
Mohammad Al-Bakhit (JOR)	3					Mahmood Haidari (AFG)	8
Ngô Châu Bảo (VIE)	1	Mohammad Al-Bakhit (JOR)	8
Wilson Semedo (CPV)	5	Mohammed Al-Siade (IRQ)	8
Mohammed Al-Siade (IRQ)	8			Mohammad Al-Bakhit (JOR)	7
Michael Silva (BRA)	7			Mahmood Haidari (AFG)	8
Pedro Gago (VEN)	2	Michael Silva (BRA)	5
Mahmood Haidari (AFG)	6	Mahmood Haidari (AFG)	9
Gus Villa (MEX)	4

Section 2

Round of 64		Round of 32		Round of 16		Quarterfinals


		Sami Fatnassi (TUN)
Ajaiman Al-Ojaiman (KUW)		Samir Aydinov (AZE)	DQ
Samir Aydinov (AZE)	DQ			Samir Aydinov (AZE)	5
Hsu Chia-lin (TPE)	7			Hsu Chia-lin (TPE)	6
Pasquale Stano (ITA)	4	Hsu Chia-lin (TPE)	5
Jason Tan (SGP)	5	Luis Reyes (USA)	2
Luis Reyes (USA)	6					Hsu Chia-lin (TPE)	5
Seyfula Magomedov (RUS)	11					Chutchawal Khawlaor (THA)	8
Mokdad El-Yamine (ALG)	6	Seyfula Magomedov (RUS)	9
Sisavanh Keoxayadet (LAO)	4	Bob Tshimanga (COD)	0
Bob Tshimanga (COD)	5			Seyfula Magomedov (RUS)	5
Daniel Kurvinen (SWE)	2			Chutchawal Khawlaor (THA)	6
Audy Muller (AHO)	7	Audy Muller (AHO)	5
		Chutchawal Khawlaor (THA)	7

Bottom half

Section 3

Round of 64		Round of 32		Round of 16		Quarterfinals


		Meisam Bagheri (IRI)	10
Renat Kuralbayev (KAZ)	6	Renat Kuralbayev (KAZ)	4
Federico Ferriol (ARG)	4			Meisam Bagheri (IRI)	10
Yaser Ba-Matraf (YEM)	7			Sasan Dalirnejad (GER)	4
Sobir Nazaraliev (UZB)	8	Sobir Nazaraliev (UZB)	5
Tehir Dogan (AUT)	0	Sasan Dalirnejad (GER)	6
Sasan Dalirnejad (GER)	1					Meisam Bagheri (IRI)	12
Ruetyall Herrera (NCA)						Duván Avella (COL)	0
Robert Seručar (SLO)	DQ	Robert Seručar (SLO)	6
Marc Arakilo (LBN)	0	Cameron Sutton (AUS)	5
Cameron Sutton (AUS)	7			Robert Seručar (SLO)	9
Mirko Madžar (CRO)	5			Duván Avella (COL)	10
Duván Avella (COL)	9	Duván Avella (COL)	13
Serhiy Mostipaka (UKR)	3	Adrián Cifuentes (ESP)	8
Adrián Cifuentes (ESP)	4

Section 4

Round of 64		Round of 32		Round of 16		Quarterfinals

Moussa Cissé (FRA)	9
Liran Malachi (ISR)	6	Moussa Cissé (FRA)	2
Christian Marmolejos (DOM)	3	Christian Marmolejos (DOM)	1
Tadjou Amao (CIV)	1			Moussa Cissé (FRA)	4
Ihar Leanovich (BLR)	12			Japoy Lizardo (PHI)	3
Antonis Pareklisitis (CYP)	3	Ihar Leanovich (BLR)	4
Japoy Lizardo (PHI)	4	Japoy Lizardo (PHI)	7
Julio Flores (GUA)	3					Moussa Cissé (FRA)	1
Eryk Rodzik (POL)	13					Choi Yeon-ho (KOR)	8
Sandesh Gurung (NEP)	9	Eryk Rodzik (POL)	2
Choi Yeon-ho (KOR)	14	Choi Yeon-ho (KOR)	11
Surachet Singsorn (DEN)	2			Choi Yeon-ho (KOR)	4
Gabriel Aliaga (PER)	6			Remzi Başakbuğday (TUR)	2
Nicholas Pereira (CAN)	10	Nicholas Pereira (CAN)	4
		Remzi Başakbuğday (TUR)	5

References

Official Report

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