Dina Pouryounes

Dina Pouryounes Langeroudi (born 1 January 1992) is a taekwondo athlete from Iran. She participated in the Tokyo Olympics in 2021. She is ranked number 3 in the world taekwondo rankings. She was runner-up 🥈 in the 2018 European Championship. She medalled 🥉 in the 2012 Asian Championship. She has won more than 40 G1 & G2 medals. For eight years, she participated in the Iranian national team. She now fights under the IOC team flag.[1]

Dina Pouryounes
Pouryounes, Yıldırım, Smith, Romoldanova - 2018 Europeans
Personal information
NationalityIranian
Born (1992-01-01) January 1, 1992
Langarud, Iran
Sport
CountryIran
SportTaekwondo
Medal record
Representing  Iran
Women's taekwondo
Olympian / Tokyo 2021
Silver medal – second placeEuropean championship 2018 Kazan
Bronze medal – third placeAsian 2012Ho Chi Minh City
G1 and G2 tournaments
Bronze medal – third placePolish open 2015
Gold medal – first placePolish open 2016
Gold medal – first placeTurkish open 2016
Gold medal – first placeAustrian open 2016
Silver medal – second placeParis open 2016
Silver medal – second placeLuxemburg open 2016
Bronze medal – third placeSpanish open 2016
Gold medal – first placeTurkish open 2017
Bronze medal – third placePresident cup Germany 2017
Bronze medal – third placeParis open 2017
Silver medal – second placeMoldovan open 2017
Silver medal – second placeCroatian open 2017
Bronze medal – third placeBelgium open 2017
Bronze medal – third placeDutch open 2017
Bronze medal – third placeRussian open 2017
Bronze medal – third placeEuropean club championship Turkey
Gold medal – first placeDutch open 2018
Gold medal – first placeTurkish open 2018
Bronze medal – third placeEuropean club Turkey 2018
Bronze medal – third placeEgypt open 2018
Bronze medal – third placeGermany open 2018
Bronze medal – third placeBelgium open 2018
Gold medal – first placeDutch open 2019
Bronze medal – third placeRiga open 2019
Bronze medal – third placeAlbanian open 2019
Bronze medal – third placeGermany open 2019
Silver medal – second placeLuxemburg open 2019
Silver medal – second placeDutch open 2020
Silver medal – second placeFujereh open 2020
Silver medal – second placeHelsingborg open 2020
Gold medal – first placeBulgarian open 2021
Silver medal – second placeAlbania open 2021
Bronze medal – third placeLebanon open 2021
Bronze medal – third placeDutch open 2022
Gold medal – first placeBelgium open 2022
Silver medal – second placeRiga open 2022
Silver medal – second placeSlovenia open 2022
Bronze medal – third placeSwedish open 2022

Pouryounes left Iran for The Netherlands in 2015. In September 2015, she won her first international medal at the Polish Open while she was still living in an asylum centre. In 2017, she won the Turkish Open and World Taekwondo started supporting her in late 2017. She then became the first refugee athlete to compete in a World Taekwondo Championships. She defended her Turkish Open title in 2018, before taking the Dutch Open title and winning silver in the European Senior Championships in Kazan. She also won another Dutch Open in 2019, and three silver medals at world-ranking tournaments in 2020.[2]

She was included as one of 29 members of the IOC Refugee Olympic Team to compete at the 2020 Summer Olympics.[3]

Dina Pouryounes on Instagram

References

  1. "Dina POURYOUNES LANGEROUDI". olympics.com. Retrieved 26 May 2023.
  2. "Meet Dina Pouryounes: The IOC Refugee Athlete taking taekwondo by storm". Olympics.com. Retrieved 2021-07-26.
  3. "Dina Pouryounes makes Olympic debut in taekwondo for Refugee Team at Tokyo 2020". Tokyo 2020. Archived from the original on 2021-07-25. Retrieved 2021-07-26.


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