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Badri Asadi (Persian: بدری اسدی, born 3 November 1966) is a Taekwondo practitioner and member of national team in Iran.At the first presence of women Team in the World championships in Turkey (2008) Asadi received first world individual women silver medal from Iran in this competition, she received second place in the world championships in Egypt 2009 as well. Asadi was a member of the three-member team who received a gold medal at the world championships in Uzbekistan 2010.

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  • Badri Asadi (Persian: بدری اسدی, born 3 November 1966) is a Taekwondo practitioner and member of national team in Iran.At the first presence of women Team in the World championships in Turkey (2008) Asadi received first world individual women silver medal from Iran in this competition, she received second place in the world championships in Egypt 2009 as well. Asadi was a member of the three-member team who received a gold medal at the world championships in Uzbekistan 2010. (en)
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  • Badri Asadi (Persian: بدری اسدی, born 3 November 1966) is a Taekwondo practitioner and member of national team in Iran.At the first presence of women Team in the World championships in Turkey (2008) Asadi received first world individual women silver medal from Iran in this competition, she received second place in the world championships in Egypt 2009 as well. Asadi was a member of the three-member team who received a gold medal at the world championships in Uzbekistan 2010. Asadi is an international referee and the referee in Iran in international fields . she attends in international seminars all over the world and could improve her Technical level. She has judged in the world universiade olympic as the first and only Iranian referee woman on behalf of the world taekwondo federation in Napoli Italy 2019. Asadi had been invited in the World Taekwondo International Referee Selection & Training Camp for 2020 Tokyo Olympic Games, was held at the World Taekwondo Wuxi Center in Wuxi, China from 18 to 21 April 2019. A documentary about Asadi was shown on Documentary channel in 2018, directed by Vahid Kazemi, This documentary was about Iranian women who have been succeeded as wives, mothers in social activists. (en)
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