List of athletes to participate in 2023 European Games unveiled

European Games 2023 – Qualification System Karate

There is one year to go until the next edition of the European Games in Poland (21 June – 2 July 2023), with the LOC working on all preparations for the event. Karate competition is planned to take place on 30 June and 1 July in the city of Krakow.  In the month of March, all of you were already informed about the details of theEuropean Games Standing that is in place and will be of application for the European Games 2023. In addition to that, the applicable Qualification System is also now released after its approval by the European Olympic Committees:   https://www.wkf.net/imagenes/campeonatos/multisport-eventsestadisticas-european-games-2023-001.pdf  We will keep you updated with relevant information about this important event, but also invite you to regularly check the dedicated section on the WKF website: https://www.wkf.net/multisports-events-main/216

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For Viviana Bottaro 🇮🇹, the best thing about Karate is its values: respect, discipline, fair play and much more. Hear more from the queen of Kata 👆

ヴィヴィアナ・ボッターロ選手 🇮🇹 にとっての空手は、敬意、規律、フェアプレーから始まります。型の女王からのメッセージはこちら 👆 pic.twitter.com/eaVpS3IQTQ

— World Karate Federation 🥋 (@worldkarate_wkf) June 29, 2021

Karate 2020 Qualification Tournament in Paris 2021 results

Congratulations to the new Olympic athletes in Male Kumite +75kg and Female Kumite +61kg❗️👏

Do you want to know who they are? 👀👇

Send them your best wishes here! 👇 pic.twitter.com/xWGa07wWJU

— World Karate Federation 🥋 (@worldkarate_wkf) June 13, 2021

WKF referree appointments Tokyo Olympic games

Mori insists Tokyo 2020 “a must for humanity” as he hails WKF ahead of karate’s Olympic debut

Tokyo 2020 President Yoshirō Mori is “fully confident” karate will overcome the “difficulty” of the COVID-19 pandemic to make a successful Olympic debut next year.