Min-Sun Cho Judoka
Min-Sun Cho
Country: South Korea
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Born: 21 March 1972 (52 years)
Korean judoka Min-Sun Cho was 1993 and 1995 World Champion. Her biggest titles was the 1996 Olympic Champion in Atlanta. She was triple Olympic medallist 1988-2000 and won four World Championships medals. In 1990 she was World Junior Champion. Cho was inducted into the IJF Hall of Fame in 2018. After her career she became an IJF Referee officiating the major IJF events. She officiated World Championships finals over the past few years. She won the Tournoi de Paris in 1990, 1992 and 1995. She triumphed at the German Open World Masters five times: 1993-1997.
Judo videos
2 Apr 2020
1993 World Judo Championships summary
21 Sep 2018
2018 Hall of Fame interviews Baku
20 Sep 2018
Ivan Felipe SILVA MORALES (CUB) - Nikoloz SHERAZADISHVILI (ESP) @ U90 Final - World Championships Baku 2018
9 Oct 1997
Isabelle BEAURUELLE (FRA) - Min-Sun CHO (KOR) @ World Championships Paris 1997
9 Oct 1997
Kate HOWEY (GBR) - Min-Sun CHO (KOR) @ World Championships Paris 1997
28 Sep 1995
Feed WChs 1995 Tokyo U60, U48, U66, U72, U95
28 Sep 1995
Odalis REVÉ-JIMINEZ (CUB) - Min-Sun CHO (KOR) @ World Championships Chiba 1995
10 Feb 1995
Alice DUBOIS (FRA) - Min-Sun CHO (KOR) @ Tournoi de Paris 1995
12 Oct 1994
Aiko OISHI (JPN) - Min-Sun CHO (KOR) @ Asian Games Hiroshima 1994
Min-Sun CHO (KOR) - Alice DUBOIS (FRA) @ U66 Final - Tournoi de Paris 1995
Frequent opponents
Opponent | Matches | W/L |
---|---|---|
Pierantozzi Emanuela | 4 | 4:0 |
Beauruelle Isabelle | 4 | 3:1 |
Revé-Jiminez Odalis | 4 | 3:1 |
Rodrigues Catarina | 3 | 3:0 |
Veranes Sibelis | 3 | 2:1 |
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