1994 World Karate Championships

1994 World Karate Championships
Host city Malaysia Kota Kinabalu, Malaysia
Dates December 8–11
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The 1994 World Karate Championships are the 12th edition of the World Karate Championships, and were held in Kota Kinabalu, Malaysia from December 8 to December 11, 1994.

Medalists

Men

Event Gold Silver Bronze
Individual kata  Michaël Milon
France (FRA)
 Ryoki Abe
Japan (JPN)
 Luis María Sanz
Spain (ESP)
Team kata  Japan  France  Peru
Kumite −60 kg  Damien Dovy
France (FRA)
 Hakan Yağlı
Turkey (TUR)
 Mehdi Amouzadeh
Iran (IRI)
 Enrique Azarcon
Philippines (PHI)
Kumite −65 kg  Teruchika Ito
Japan (JPN)
 Daniele Simmi
Italy (ITA)
 Mark Golding
Australia (AUS)
 Michaël Braun
France (FRA)
Kumite −70 kg  Shizuo Shiina
Japan (JPN)
 Romain Anselmo
France (FRA)
 Samad Azadi
Germany (GER)
 Klemen Stanovnik
Slovenia (SLO)
Kumite −75 kg  Daniel Devigili
Austria (AUT)
 Kosta Sariyannis
Germany (GER)
 Junichi Watanabe
Japan (JPN)
 Mikko Ruotsalainen
Finland (FIN)
Kumite −80 kg  Davide Benetello
Italy (ITA)
 Dudley Josepa
Netherlands Antilles (AHO)
 Gabriel Berg
Sweden (SWE)
 Gilles Cherdieu
France (FRA)
Kumite +80 kg  Alain Le Hétet
France (FRA)
 Yasumasa Shimizu
Japan (JPN)
 Sedat Cengiz
Turkey (TUR)
 Fernando García
Spain (ESP)
Kumite open  Manabu Takenouchi
Japan (JPN)
 Enver Idrizi
Croatia (CRO)
 Christophe Pinna
France (FRA)
 Óscar Olivares
Spain (ESP)
Team kumite  France  Great Britain  Finland
 Netherlands Antilles

Women

Event Gold Silver Bronze
Individual kata  Hisami Yokoyama
Japan (JPN)
 Cinzia Colaiacomo
Italy (ITA)
 Danielle Lamond
Australia (AUS)
Team kata  Japan  Italy  Spain
Kumite −53 kg  Sari Laine
Finland (FIN)
 Jillian Toney
Great Britain (GBR)
 Hiromi Hasama
Japan (JPN)
 Robyn Choi
Australia (AUS)
Kumite −60 kg  Mayumi Baba
Japan (JPN)
 Monique Amghar
France (FRA)
 Carmen García
Spain (ESP)
 Leyla Gedik
Turkey (TUR)
Kumite +60 kg  Sandra Louw
South Africa (RSA)
 Lourene Bevaart
Australia (AUS)
 Nurhan Fırat
Turkey (TUR)
 Rosa Ortega
Spain (ESP)
Team kumite  Spain  Great Britain  France
 Brazil

Medal table

 Rank  Nation Gold Silver Bronze Total
1 Japan 72211
2 France 43411
3 Italy 1304
4 Spain 1067
5 Finland 1023
6 Austria 1001
 South Africa 1001
8 Great Britain 0303
9 Australia 0134
 Turkey 0134
11 Germany 0112
 Netherlands Antilles 0112
13 Croatia 0101
14 Brazil 0011
 Iran 0011
 Peru 0011
 Philippines 0011
 Slovenia 0011
 Sweden 0011
Total 16 16 28 60

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