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Matea Jelić

1997 - today

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Her biography is available in 21 different languages on Wikipedia (up from 20 in 2024). Matea Jelić is the 276th most popular martial arts (down from 203rd in 2024), the 711th most popular biography from Croatia (down from 694th in 2019) and the 2nd most popular Croatian Martial Arts.

Matea Jelić is most famous for winning a silver medal in the women's +67 kg taekwondo event at the 2020 Tokyo Olympics. Surprisingly, she began training in taekwondo at just eight years old and went on to become Croatia's first Olympic medalist in the sport. Her legacy lies in inspiring a new generation of Croatian athletes and elevating the profile of taekwondo in her country.

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Among Martial Arts

Among martial arts, Matea Jelić ranks 276 out of 179Before her are Aleksandar Rakić, Kim So-hui, Carla Esparza, Buttree Puedpong, Adrian Croitoru, and Dmitri Nossov. After her are Hedaya Malak, Adil Osmanov, Dex Elmont, Dominic Ressel, Myriam Baverel, and Rok Drakšič.

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Contemporaries

Among people born in 1997, Matea Jelić ranks 614Before her are Keidi Bare, Mayu Mukaida, Diana Silvers, Anthony Caci, Leonardo Fabbri, and Nana Ichise. After her are Keven Schlotterbeck, Bernabé Zapata Miralles, Leo Howard, Mohamed Konaté, Jonatan Christie, and Fiona Ferro.

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In Croatia

Among people born in Croatia, Matea Jelić ranks 711 out of NaNBefore her are Mario Maloča (1989), Sandra Paović (1983), Kristijan Đurasek (1987), Matej Mitrović (1993), Marija Vuković (1992), and Drago Gabrić (1986). After her are Aleksandar Čavrić (1994), Damir Kreilach (1989), Filip Krušlin (1989), Nika Turković (1995), Danijel Premuš (1981), and Ana Jelušić Black (1986).

Among Martial Arts In Croatia

Among martial arts born in Croatia, Matea Jelić ranks 2Before her are Mirko Cro Cop (1974).

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