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2010 World Combat Games

Field	Value
name	I World Combat Games
logo	2010 World Combat Games.png
size	200
host_city	Beijing, China
nations	96
events	118 in 12 sports
opening	August 28, 2010
closing	September 4, 2010
stadium	Beijing National Stadium
next	2013

The first World Combat Games were held in Beijing, China, from August 28 to September 4, 2010. 136 gold medals were vied for by 1,108 competitors from all five continents.

There were twelve martial arts sports competitions: boxing, judo, ju-jitsu, karate, kendo, kickboxing, muaythai, sambo, sumo, taekwondo, wrestling and wushu.

Schedule

OC	Opening ceremony	●	Event competitions	D	Demo	1	Event finals	CC	Closing ceremony

August–September	28	29	30	31	1	2	3	4	Gold Medal	October	28	29
Ceremonies	OC							CC
[[File:Aikido_pictogram.svg	link=	alt=	20x20px]] Aikido			D	D					0
[[File:Boxing_pictogram.svg	link=	alt=	20x20px]] Boxing			●	●	●	10			10
[[File:Judo_pictogram.svg	link=	alt=	20x20px]] Judo	●	2							2
[[File:Judo_pictogram.svg	link=	alt=	20x20px]] Ju-jitsu		5	8						13
[[File:Karate_pictogram.svg	link=	alt=	20x20px]] Karate				●	10				10
[[File:Fencing_pictogram.svg	link=	alt=	20x20px]] Kendo							3	1	4
[[File:Kickboxing_pictogram.svg	link=	alt=	20x20px]] Kickboxing							●	21	21
[[File:Muay_Thai_pictogram.svg	link=	alt=	20x20px]] Muaythai		●		●		11			11
[[File:Wrestling_pictogram.svg	link=	alt=	20x20px]] Sambo							3	3	6
[[File:Sumo_pictogram.svg	link=	alt=	20x20px]] Sumo	4	4							8
[[File:Taekwondo_pictogram.svg	link=	alt=	20x20px]] Taekwondo						8			8
[[File:Wrestling_pictogram.svg	link=	alt=	20x20px]] Wrestling					5	7			12
[[File:Wushu_pictogram.svg	link=	alt=	20x20px]] Wushu	8	5							13
Total Gold Medal	12	16	8	-	15	36	6	25	118
Cumulative Total	12	28	36	36	51	87	93	118

Participating nations

BLR
Congo
CIV
Libya
Macedonia
PER
SRB

Ambassadors

Aikido: NED Lydia la Rivière-Zijdel
Arnis: PHI Aruray
Judo: BEL Robert Van de Walle
Ju-Jitsu: FRA Bertrand Amoussou-Guenou
Karate: JPN Tsuguo Sakumoto
Kendo: JPN Yoshimitsu Takeyasu
Kickboxing: USA Don Wilson
Muaythai: THA Gavintra Photijak
Sambo: RUS Fedor Emelianenko
Sumo: MGL Kyokushūzan Noboru
Taekwondo: KOR Jung Joon-ho
Wrestling: USA Rulon Gardner
Wushu: CHN Jet Li

Medalists

Boxing

Men

Tomasz Duszak

Judo

Men

Yuki Deguchi

Women

Mei Fang

Ju-jitsu

Men

+94 kg	Frédéric Husson	Rob Haans	Egor Stepanov

Women

+70 kg	Sarina Bleumink	Alla Paderina	Sabina Predovnik

Mixed

Duo
Nicolas Péréa
Aurore Péréa
Marcus Haider
Vera Bichler
Matic Derenda
Andrejka Ferenčak

Karate

Men

+84 kg	Ibrahim Gary	Jonathan Horne	Stefano Maniscalco

Women

+68 kg	Shymaa Mohamed	Jeanis Colzani	Cristina Feo

Kendo

Men

Wu Tsung-shan

Women

Saeko Tew

Kickboxing

Men

Full contact 81 kg	Igor Prykhodko	Karl Martin Richardsen	Mariusz Niziołek

Women

Full contact 60 kg	Thea Næss	Gözde Bayergi	Séverine Guilpin

Muaythai

Men

Thor Hoopmann

Women

Ania Fucz

Sambo

Men – Combat

+100 kg	Janosch Stefan	Aleksander Emelianenko	Tadas Rimkevičius

Men

90 kg	Akobir Kurbonov	Moysis Iliadis	Ivan Remarenco

Women

64 kg	Ekaterina Onoprienko	Olena Sayko	Adriana Cherar

Sumo

Men

Openweight	Alan Karaev	Hiroaki Tanaka	Ulambayaryn Byambajav

Women

Openweight	Olga Davydko	Svitlana Iaromka	Anna Zhigalova

Taekwondo

Men

Roman Kuznetsov

Women

María Espinoza

Wrestling

Men

Pankration 90 kg	Mayindur Magomedov	Yauheni Aliantsevich	Sergii Guziev

Women

Grappling 60 kg	Sheila Bird	Irena Preiss	Océane Talvard

Wushu

Main article: Wushu at the 2010 World Combat Games

Medal table

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