2005 World Archery Championships – Men's individual recurve

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The men's individual recurve competition at the 2005 World Archery Championships took place in June 2005 in Madrid, Spain. 143 archers entered the competition. Following a qualifying 144 arrow FITA round on 22 June, the top 64 archers qualified for the 6-round knockout tournament, drawn according to their qualification round scores. The semi-finals and finals then took place on 27 June.^[1]

Qualifying

The following archers were the leading 8 qualifiers:

Park Kyung-mo (1st round)
Chung Jae-hun (Champion)
Baljinima Tsyrempilov (2nd round)
Tarundeep Rai (4th place)
Kuo Cheng-wei (1st round)
Choi Won-Jong (3rd place)
Han Seung-hoon (Quarterfinal)
Larry Godfrey (1st round)

Full draw

Section 1

1st round			2nd round			3rd round			Quarterfinal

1	Park Kyung-mo	154

64	Leonardo de Carvalho	158
			64	Leonardo de Carvalho	152

			33	Joseph McGlyn	151
33	Joseph McGlyn	163

32	Oleksandr Sardyuk	162
						64	Leonardo de Carvalho	159

						16	Pieter Custers	159*
17	Marco Galiazzo	160

48	Juan René Serrano	158
			17	Marco Galiazzo	154

			16	Pieter Custers	159
49	Crispin Duenas	155

16	Pieter Custers	163
									16	Pieter Custers	111

									24	Ryuichi Moriya	111*
9	Matthew Gray	164

56	Marcos Bortoloto	157
			9	Matthew Gray	159

			24	Ryuichi Moriya	161
41	Michael Peart

24	Ryuichi Moriya	w/o
						24	Ryuichi Moriya	161

						40	Christopher Madeley	157
25	Alan Wills	157

40	Christopher Madeley	163
			40	Christopher Madeley	156*

			57	Cheng Chu Sian	156
57	Cheng Chu Sian	163

8	Laurence Godfrey	159

Section 2

1st round			2nd round			3rd round			Quarterfinal

5	Kuo Cheng-wei	154

60	Jakub Mikeska	158
			60	Jakub Mikeska	155

			28	Butch Johnson	160
37	Jonas Andersson	145

28	Butch Johnson	160
						28	Butch Johnson	160

						53	Yavor Hristov	155
21	Ilario di Buo	155

44	Ryota Amano	160
			44	Ryota Amano	150

			53	Yavor Hristov	154
53	Yavor Hristov	162

12	Muhammad Marbawi	161
									28	Butch Johnson	108

									4	Tarundeep Rai	110
13	Liu Ming-huang	160

52	Michal Hodac	157
			13	Liu Ming-huang	154

			45	Yong Fujun	154*
45	Yong Fujun	165

20	Piotr Piątek	158
						45	Yong Fujun	161

						4	Tarundeep Rai	164
29	Victor Wunderle	164

36	Wu Fengbo	159
			29	Victor Wunderle	150

			4	Tarundeep Rai	161
61	Eduardo Vélez	158

4	Tarundeep Rai	164

Section 3

1st round			2nd round			3rd round			Quarterfinal

3	Baljinima Tsyrempilov	168

62	Michael Frankenberg	162
			3	Baljinima Tsyrempilov	157

			35	Erdem Zhigzhitov	158
35	Erdem Zhigzhitov	163

30	Wan Khalmizam	162
						35	Erdem Zhigzhitov	150

						14	Viktor Ruban	162
19	Wang Cheng-pang	163

46	Sebastian Rohrberg	158
			19	Wang Cheng-pang	158

			14	Viktor Ruban	159
51	Simon Fairweather	154

14	Viktor Ruban	158
									14	Viktor Ruban	107

									6	Choi Won-jong	109
11	Wietse van Alten	169

54	Henk Vogels	152
			11	Wietse van Alten	151

			22	Jayanta Talukdar	167
43	Francesco Lunelli	152

22	Jayanta Talukdar	159
						22	Jayanta Talukdar	158

						6	Choi Won-jong	159
27	Takaharu Furukawa	158

38	Nico Hendrickx	168
			38	Nico Hendrickx	148

			6	Choi Won-jong	161
59	Bård Nesteng	151

6	Choi Won-jong	170

Section 4

1st round			2nd round			3rd round			Quarterfinal

7	Han Seung-hoon	170

58	Alexey Nikolaev	164
			7	Han Seung-hoon	165

			39	Xue Haifeng	163
39	Xue Haifeng	158

26	Jacek Proć	155
						7	Han Seung-hoon	161

						23	Tim Cuddihy	157
23	Tim Cuddihy	167

42	Markiyan Ivashko	162
			23	Tim Cuddihy	158

			10	Michele Frangilli	157
55	Robin Hansda	164

10	Michele Frangilli	171
									7	Han Seung-hoon	112

									2	Chung Jae-hun	114
15	Gautam Singh	159*

50	Jens Pieper	159
			15	Gautam Singh	160

			18	Hiroshi Yamamoto	152
47	Anton Prilepau	157

18	Hiroshi Yamamoto	170
						15	Gautam Singh	159

						2	Chung Jae-hun	162
31	Chen Szu-yuan	160

34	Tunc Kucukkayalar	155
			31	Chen Szu-yuan	158

			2	Chung Jae-hun	160
63	Siarhei Vitorski	158

2	Chung Jae-hun	171

Finals

Quarterfinals			Semifinals			Finals

16	Pieter Custers	111

24	Ryuichi Moriya	111*
			24	Ryuichi Moriya	107

			4	Tarundeep Rai	104
28	Butch Johnson	108

4	Tarundeep Rai	110
						24	Ryuichi Moriya	101

						2	Chung Jae-hun	102
14	Viktor Ruban	107

6	Choi Won-jong	109
			6	Choi Won-jong	104	Third place

			2	Chung Jae-hun	113
7	Han Seung-hoon	112				4	Tarundeep Rai	106

2	Chung Jae-hun	114				6	Choi Won-jong	112

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