World Taekwondo President and Taekwondo Humanitarian Foundation (THF) chair Chungwon Choue has tipped young Syrian athlete Wael Al Faraj to make the Refugee Olympic Team at the Paris 2024 Olympics, which would make him the first able-bodied athlete from the foundation's camps to appear at the Games.

British Taekwondo (BT) performance director, Gary Hall, has applauded the "phenomenal" performances of Team GB's taekwondo stars at the Tokyo 2020 Olympics and backed their fight strategy despite a series of last-gasp defeats.

Anastasija Zolotic wants to be "an inspiration for young girls" after becoming the first American woman to win a taekwondo gold medal at the Olympics.

Chungwon Choue, the President of World Taekwondo, hailed this week’s taekwondo events at the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games as a huge success.

Egypt’s taekwondo medallists at Tokyo 2020 Hedaya Malak and Seif Eissa have been honoured by the Egyptian Olympic Committee.

Olympic taekwondo champion Panipak Wongpattanakit, the first Thai athlete to medal at Tokyo 2020, returned home to a hero's welcome from adoring fans and the promise of almost THB20 million (£435,700/$608,000/€512,700).

Serbia’s Milica Mandić secured Olympic taekwondo gold for the second time - nine years after winning her first - after seeing off South Korea’s Lee Da-bin, while there was more gold medal success for ROC at the Tokyo 2020 Games here.

Matea Jelić pulled off a sensational fightback to beat Britain’s Lauren Williams, becoming Croatia’s maiden Olympic taekwondo champion and capturing the nation’s first gold medal of this year’s Games here in Tokyo.

Nineteen-year-old Uzbek Ulugbek Rashitov won a superb taekwondo gold as Anastasija Zolotic became the first American woman to top an Olympic podium in the sport at Tokyo 2020.

World champion Panipak Wongpattanakit earned a dramatic late victory over Spanish teenager Adriana Cerezo to claim the women’s under-49 kilogram Olympic taekwondo title here today.

Britain’s Jade Jones and China’s Wu Jingyu will hope to complete a hat-trick of Olympic triumphs as taekwondo competition begins at Tokyo 2020.

Taekwondo Humanitarian Foundation (THF) athletes have been offered free entry to an online taekwondo tournament organised by two Global Civic Sharing (GCS) chapters.