Mi-Jung Kim Judoka
Mi-Jung Kim
Mi-Jung Kim
Country: South Korea | Born: 29 March 1971 (53 years)
Korean judoka Kim Mi-Jung was the 1992 Olympic Champion in Barcelona, having also become World Champion in the same city the year before. In 1988, she won her first Olympic medal, losing the U73kg final to Ingrid Berghmans in Seoul. After her competitive career, she became an international referee, officiating an Olympic final in 2004. Kim won the Tournoi de Paris in 1992 and triumphed at the German Open World Masters in 1991 and 1992. Notably, she coached Mimi Huh to a world title in 2024.
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Match balance per year
Year Matches Won Lost % won
1992 2 2 0 100.0%
1991 1 1 0 100.0%
1990 1 0 1 0.0%
Total 4 3 1 75.0%
Head-to-heads
Date Opponent Noc Rnd W/L Type Event Cat video
28 Jul 1992 Tanabe, Yoko JPN final W OG Barcelona U72
2 Feb 1992 Tanabe, Yoko JPN final W WCup Paris U72
25 Jul 1991 Tanabe, Yoko JPN final W WCh Barcelona U72
11 Feb 1990 Tanabe, Yoko JPN 1/2 L WCup Paris U72
Results comparison
Date Kim Tanabe City Type Cat
28 Jul 1992
1
2
Barcelona OG U72
2 Feb 1992
1
2
Paris WCup U72
25 Jul 1991
1
2
Barcelona WCh U72
7 Oct 1990
3
3
Beijing AG U72 vs OpenW
7 Oct 1990
3
1
Beijing AG U72
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