Polina Khan

Polina Khan is a Russian taekwondo athlete with a world bronze medal and numerous international open tournament victories. After earning a silver medal at the 2016 World Championships in Burnaby, competing in the highly competitive -68kg youth category, Polina Khan immediately established herself as a formidable force in taekwondo. She had previously demonstrated her exceptional talent by securing gold medals at both the 2014 Serbia Open and the European Clubs Championships, laying the groundwork for her international success. Khan’s career trajectory continued upwards, culminating in widespread international recognition in 2018 when she secured a bronze medal at the European Taekwondo Championships in Kazan in the women’s 67 kg weight category.

This high-profile accomplishment further underscored her ability to consistently deliver top-tier results against the toughest international competition. Building on her recent World Championship success, Polina Khan achieved a significant career milestone by successfully qualifying for the highly anticipated 2024 Olympic Games in Sofia. This qualification marks a pinnacle moment in her athletic journey and places her on the world’s most prestigious sporting stage. Currently, Khan maintains a global ranking of 289th with an impressive 500 points in the livetime international fighter rankings, a testament to her ongoing dedication, consistent performance, and elite competitive standing within the sport of taekwondo.