Jovana Preković
Photo: UKRANIAN KARATE FEDERATION · CC BY 3.0 · Wikimedia Commons

Jovana Preković

Olympic champion who asked her podium rivals to join hands

Tale of the tape
Born
January 20, 1996, Switzerland
Nationality
Serbia
Style
Attacking kumite fighter
Weight
61 kg
Active
2014–2022
Status
Retired · age 30

The medals

Olympic Games
World Championships

Olympic gold (2020); 2 world titles

The story

Jovana Preković was born in Switzerland, where her parents had moved for work, and grew up in Aranđelovac, Serbia. Her grandfather took her to her first karate class at five because she loved Dragon Ball, and she stayed with her first coach, Roksanda Atanasov, for more than 20 years. At the 2018 World Championships she beat defending champion Giana Lotfy 5-0 in the pool and China's Yin Xiaoyan 8-5 in the final. In Tokyo she met Yin again for gold; the bout ended 0-0, the judges gave it to Preković, and on the podium she asked her fellow medallists to join hands. She kept her world title in Dubai that autumn, was named Serbia's sportswoman of the year and retired in 2022.

Signature weapons
Offensive kumiteComposure in close finals
Titles
  • Olympic champion, kumite −61 kg (2020)
  • World champion, kumite −61 kg (2018, 2021)
  • European champion, −61 kg (2017, 2021)
Honours
  • Serbian Sportswoman of the Year (2021)
  • Serbia's flag bearer at the Tokyo 2020 closing ceremony

Defining matches

  1. 2018WIN
    vs Giana Lotfy (World Championships −61 kg pool, Madrid, 5-0 over the defending champion)
  2. 2018WIN
    vs Yin Xiaoyan (World Championships −61 kg final, Madrid, 8-5)
  3. 2021WIN
    vs Merve Çoban (Tokyo Olympic −61 kg semi-final, 2-0)
  4. 2021WIN
    vs Yin Xiaoyan (Tokyo Olympic −61 kg final, 0-0, judges' decision)
  5. 2021WIN
    vs Anita Serogina (World Championships −61 kg final, Dubai, 2-1)
Steal this

Keep attacking when the score is level: Preković's Olympic final finished 0-0 and was settled by the judges, so the last 30 seconds of initiative can decide a title. Spar rounds where you must start every exchange.

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Facts checked September 2026 against en.wikipedia.org, olympedia.org, olympedia.org, wkf.net, wkf.net, wkf.net, mod.gov.rs and karaterec.com. Photo: UKRANIAN KARATE FEDERATION, CC BY 3.0, via Wikimedia Commons, shown in black and white with a halftone effect. The Hall of Fame is editorial; it doesn't imply Jovana Preković endorses Satori Fight Club.