The South Korean athletes won five gold, four silver and seven bronze medals. Iran and China each won three gold medals. Iran won the men's team event with 453 points ahead of Korea and Uzbekistan. Korea had the best women's result with 371 points ahead of China and Thailand.

In the men's event, Tokyo 2020 bronze medallists Jang Jun (Korea) and Arian Salimi were crowned Asian champions in the -63 kg and +87 kg categories respectively. 

In the women's competition, Wang Xiaolu of China defeated Tokyo 2020 champion Panipak Wongpattanakit of Thailand. Dunya Abutaleb, the first woman from Saudi Arabia to win an Olympic licence, was the 53kg champion.

All the medallists of the 2024 Taekwondo Asian Championships

Men’s 54 kg
1. Riad Hamdi (Saudi Arabia)
2. Shahzaib Khan (Pakistan)
3. Jakhongir Khudayberdiev (Uzbekistan)
3. Yang Hui-Chan (South Korea)

Men’s 58 kg
1. Mehdi Haji Mousaei (Iran)
2. Park Tae-joon (South Korea)
3. Bae Jun-seo (South Korea)
3. Abolfazl Zandi (Iran)

Men’s 63 kg
1. Jang Jun (South Korea)
2. Napat Sritimongkol (Thailand)
3. Zhang Hao (China)
3. Matin Rezaei (Iran)

Men’s 68 kg
1. Jin Ho-jun (South Korea)
2. Banlung Tubtimdang (Thailand)
3. Chiu Yi-jui (Chinese Taipei)
3. Diyorbek Tukhliboev (Uzbekista)

Men’s 74 kg
1. Lee Sang-ryeol (South Korea)
2. Kim Tae-wook (South Korea)
3. Cai Zhaoxun (China)
3. Najmiddin Kosimkhojiev (Uzbekistan)

Men’s 80 kg
1. Jasurbek Jaysunov (Uzbekistan)
2. Ali Khoshravesh (Iran)
3. Seo Geon-woo (South Korea)
3. Saleh Al-Sharabaty (Jordan)

Men’s 87 kg
1. Mohammad Hossein Yazdani (Iran)
2. Mehran Barkhordari (Iran)
3. Fahed Ammar Sbeihi (Jordan)
3. Meng Mingkuan (China)

Men’s +87 kg
1. Arian Salimi (Iran)
2. Park Woo-hyeok (South Korea)
3. Lee Meng-en (Chinese Taipei)
3. Wang Yaoxi (China)

Women’s 46 kg
1. Wang Shiyi (China)
2. Kamonchanok Seeken (Thailand)
3. Kang Mi-reu (South Korea)
3. Saeideh Nassiri (Iran)

Women’s 49 kg
1. Wang Xiaolu (China)
2. Panipak Wongpattanakit (Thailand)
3. Trương Thị Kim Tuyền (Vietnam)
3. Kang Bo-ra (South Korea)

Women’s 53 kg
1. Dunya Abutaleb (Saudi Arabia)
2. Chutikan Jongkolrattanawattana (Thailand)
3. Park Hye-jin (South Korea)
3. Su Po-ya (Chinese Taipei)

Women’s 57 kg
1. Kim Yu-jin (South Korea)
2. Mariya Sevostyanova (Kazakhstan)
3. Lin Wei-chun (Chinese Taipei)
3. Laetitia Aoun (Lebanon)

Women’s 62 kg
1. Sasikarn Tongchan (Thailand)
2. Feruza Sadikova (Uzbekistan)
3. Phạm Ngọc Châm (Vietnam)
3. Chang Jui-en (Chinese Taipei)

Women’s 67 kg
1. Bạc Thị Khiêm (Vietnam)
2. Song Jie (China)
3. Kwak Min-ju (South Korea)
3. Chiu Shao-hsuan (Chinese Taipei)

Women’s 73 kg
1. Myeong Mi-na (South Korea)
2. Melika Mirhosseini (Iran)
3. Gulsanam Alijonova (Uzbekistan)
3. Xiao Shunan (China)

Women’s +73 kg
1. Xu Lei (China)
2. Song Da-bin (South Korea)
3. Rodali Barua (India)
3. Svetlana Osipova (Uzbekistan)