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    17Oct, 2023
    Lee Jun-hwan, The Next Generation Figure in Judo

    [Asian Games] Lee Jun-hwan, The Next Generation Figure in Judo, Advances to the 81kg Finals…

    Secure the Silver Medal

    Lee Jun-hwan (21, Yongin University), the next-generation ace of the judo team,

    secured a silver medal at the 2022 Hangzhou Asian Games.

    Lee Jun-hwan

    As Lee Jun-hwan advanced to the finals by defeating promising Japanese prospect Yuhei Oino (22) in overtime in the men’s 81 kg judo semifinal held at the Xiaoshan Linfu Gymnasium in Hangzhou, Zhejiang, China on the 25th.

    Lee Jun-hwan will attempt to win his first Asian Games gold medal in the final this afternoon.

    At the beginning of the game, Lee Jun-hwan repeatedly tried to throw his opponent back,

    which is his specialty. 온라인카지노사이트

    Oino, whose pace was messed up,

    received one map first for an offensive foul at 57 seconds.

    Lee Jun-hwan continued to push Oino and took control of the game.

    The two players fought fiercely and could not find a winner for 4 minutes of regular time,

    so overtime (golden score) went into overtime.

    The game went in Lee Jun-hwan’s favor.

    Yuhei Oino

    Lee Jun-hwan took the second map at 53 seconds of overtime and pushed Oino to the edge.

    Lee Jun-hwan also received guidance afterward,

    but disappeared after the video review and took a breather.

    There was also a crisis.

    Lee Jun-hwan was hit back at 3 minutes and 19 seconds of overtime and half was declared.

    National team coach Hwang Hee-tae shouted that the technique was not performed properly,

    the referee invalidated the decision after reviewing the video.

    Lee Jun-hwan, who survived from the brink of defeat,

    attempted to attack again without stopping.

    Lee Jun-hwan, whose physical strength was low, was shaken.

    He received one instruction for poor uniform arrangement at 4 minutes and 44 seconds of overtime.

    However, Lee Jun-hwan persistently pushed Oino,

    the game ended at 6 minutes and 29 seconds of overtime.

    Lee Jun-hwan won as Yuhei Oino, who was tired,

    received his third instruction with passive play.

    Lee Jun-hwan, who played for a whopping 10 minutes and 29 seconds,

    takes a moment to catch his breath and prepares for the finals.

    17Oct, 2023
    A Chinese Swimmer Who Shook Women’s Hearts

    “I Can’t Believe Such a Handsome Man Even Won a Gold Medal”… Chinese Swimmer Who Shook Women’s Hearts

    “It’s the miracle of the continent” “I think I can become an actor” Reaction

    Wang Shun

    Wang Shun (29), the Chinese national swimming team who won a gold medal at the 2022 Hangzhou Asian Games,

    is receiving great attention for her good looks as well as her skills.

    As Wang Shun won the gold medal with a time of 1 minute 54.62 seconds in the men’s 200m individual medley final

    held at the Hangzhou Olympic Sports Center swimming pool in Zhejiang Province on the 24th. 카지노사이트위키

    He beat the Asian record (1 minute 55.00 seconds) that he set at the 2020 Tokyo Olympics by 0.38 seconds.

    On this day, Wang Shun‘s cheering after checking the record and the scene of him going up to the podium and receiving the gold medal were captured on the broadcast camera.

    Since then, posts praising his appearance and photos of his daily life have been posted one after another on social networking services (SNS) such as X (formerly Twitter).

    About Him

    Netizens responded with comments such as “I can’t believe such a handsome man even won a gold medal,”

    “It’s a miracle for the continent,” and “He could be an actor.”

    Born in 1994, Wang Shun is from Ningbo, Zhejiang Province,

    started swimming at the age of six.

    He joined the Zhejiang national team in 2007 and was selected for the national team in 2009.

    Wang Sun set a new Asian record in the 400m men’s individual medley at the 2011 Chinese Aquatics Championships,

    became the first Chinese athlete to win a gold medal in the 200m men’s individual medley at the 2016 World Swimming Championships,

    set an Asian record (1 minute 55.00 seconds) at the 2021 Tokyo Olympics.

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    Meanwhile, China swept gold medals in all seven events on the first day of swimming competition at this competition.

    Korea won two bronze medals in swimming.

    Sun-woo Hwang recorded a time of 48.04 seconds in the men’s 100m freestyle,

    winning the bronze medal following China’s Fan Zhanle (46.97) and Wang Haoyu (48.02).

    Lee Joo-ho won a bronze medal in the 100m backstroke final with a time of 53.54 seconds.

    12Oct, 2023
    Klinsmann warms up with ‘light’ shuttle run…Son Heung-min out

    Ding, ding, ding, ding.

    Jürgen Klinsmann’s men’s national soccer team began a fitness check at the National Training Center (NFC) in Paju on the afternoon of the 11th, the third day of their October A-match preparations.

    In a training session open to the media for about 30 minutes starting at 4 p.m., the players took to the practice field one by one to stretch their muscles with 토토사이트 yoga mats and lower-body stretches before getting down to business.

    About five minutes later, the team moved to the next practice field and began to stand one by one on fluorescent cones placed in a row.

    The players brushed their legs a little, seemingly preparing for something, and then mechanical sounds began to blare over the loudspeakers.

    It was a far cry from the previous training scene, which relied on the coaches’ encouraging chants.

    As soon as the loudspeaker started, the athletes had 10 seconds to run to the opposite cone, about 20 meters away, and then start a shuttle run back to their starting position.

    Three seconds before the end of the time limit, a “ding” sound was broadcast every second, and a “bang” sounded when the 10 seconds were up.

    Despite running 25 40-meter round trips in 10 seconds, the players didn’t show any signs of fatigue.

    “Coach Klinsmann wants to collect basic fitness data, such as the long jump in place, short sprints, and shuttle runs,” said an official from the KFA, “and this shuttle run was prepared to see how fast the players’ heart rate recovers.”

    Each athlete’s heart rate was fed into the team’s computers in real time through the equipment they wore.

    Lee Kang-in (Paris Saint-Germain), who didn’t play in the A-match in September due to a thigh injury, was at the far end of the field and completed all of the shuttle runs with his brothers.

    However, captain Son Heung-min (Tottenham Hotspur), whose thigh is not at 100 percent, did not participate in ground training on the day, instead focusing on personal training, including cycling and stretching indoors.

    An association official said, “We have been in constant communication with Son Heung-min about his physical condition since before the call-up. He is not currently experiencing any pain, but we decided to do this to prevent injury.” “We will decide tomorrow whether he will play against Tunisia on March 13.”

    12Oct, 2023
    Anyang AFA wins 2nd grade soccer tournament…all grades earn honorable mentions

    Anyang AFA won the second grade title at the 8th Youth Yanggu National Youth Football Tournament. With this victory, Anyang AFA won all the first through sixth grade divisions.

    Anyang AFA’s 2nd grade team defeated 카지노사이트 Incheon LK 2-0 in the final of the 2nd grade winners’ group A final at Yanggu Sports Complex in Gangwon-do on September 9. With Ha Sun-woo’s first goal and Kim Yoon-hoo’s consolation goal, Anyang AFA 2nd Grade finished the tournament with a dominant performance, scoring 26 goals and conceding just three during the five matches from qualification to the final. Ha Sun-woo, who scored the first goal in the final, was named the Most Valuable Player and Top Scorer, while goalkeeper Jeon Woo-hyun was named the Best Goalkeeper.

    In addition, Anyang AFA’s 4th grade team lost 2-4 in the final of the 4th grade tournament against Cheongju FCK, but Yoo Sung-yoon won the 4th grade Most Valuable Player award. Zhang Jihu won the best player award for the third grade and Chae Jun-woo won the best player award for the first grade.

    “This championship is the result of children who love soccer and have been working towards their dreams by combining their studies and sports,” said Anyang AFA President Lee Dong-kwan. “We will continue to guide them so that world-class players like Son Heung-min (Tottenham) can be born in Anyang.”

    12Oct, 2023
    For the ‘best at 34’ Kim Tae-hwan, the national team is… “A place where you challenge yourself until you take off your soccer shoes”

    Kim Tae-hwan (Ulsan Hyundai), 텍사스홀덤 Klinsmann’s top choice, shows his unwavering commitment to the Taeguk mark.

    The South Korean national football team, led by head coach Jürgen Klinsmann, convened at the National Training Center (NFC) in Paju on Oct. 9 for the October A match. South Korea will play two back-to-back October A matches against Tunisia on Nov. 13 and Vietnam on Nov. 17.

    Kim Tae-hwan spoke to the media before training on the afternoon of the 11th. Born in 1989, he is the most senior player in the squad, and he needs to take better care of his body to play a pivotal role in the Asian Cup.

    Kim Tae-hwan said he will do his best in the moment rather than looking far ahead. “I’m not thinking about the Asian Cup next year, but I’m aiming to join the next call-up,” he said. “If I get called up to the national team every time, I’ll naturally be able to play in the Asian Cup,” he added. “I’ll take good care of my body,” he added.

    Even though he’s been working more days than playing soccer, his commitment to the national team hasn’t wavered. “I think coming to the national team will be my biggest motivation until I hang up my soccer shoes,” said Kim Tae-hwan. “I will continue to challenge myself and work hard until the day I retire.”

    “The national team is the place I want to be, and it’s the most important place,” he said, adding, “I think it shows my attitude towards it.”

    Finally, when asked about his teammate Seol Young-woo (Ulsan), who won a gold medal at the 2022 Hangzhou Asian Games, he said, “I think the team atmosphere has improved because he keeps smiling,” and laughed, “He said he’s preparing a gift for me and Kim Young-kwon, so I’ll look forward to it.”

    12Oct, 2023
    Ulsan’s Kim Ki-hee fined 5 million won for provoking Pohang fans

    Kim Ki-hee, a defender for the K League One Ulsan Hyundai, has been fined 5 million won for provoking the opposing team’s fans.

    The Korea Football Association (KFA) 안전카지노사이트 held its 14th punishment committee on Tuesday and decided to impose the punishment on Kim Ki-hee, the organization announced on Wednesday.

    Kim Ki-hee raised eyebrows with fans when he made a gesture that provoked the crowd that had come to support the home team immediately after the end of the away match against Pohang in the 32nd round of the K League 1 2023 at the Pohang Steel Yard on March 30.

    The league also fined Suwon FC 10 million won in sanctions.

    The action was taken after an official from Suwon City Hall approached the door of the referee’s office, which is a controlled access area, during the halftime of the 31st round home match against Ulsan at Suwon Sports Complex on March 24, shouting and engaging in inappropriate behavior. The league believed that the official’s behavior posed a threat to the safety of the referees and initiated disciplinary action.

    The match was won by Ulsan 3-2. In the 36th minute, Suwon FC defender Hugo Gomes was sent off, turning the game in Ulsan’s favor. The referee decided that Ulsan’s Martin Adam had lost a perfect goal scoring opportunity when he was tripped by Gomes as he tried to get to the ball, and showed Gomes a red card.

    8Oct, 2023
    Korea’s Asian Games MVPs are ‘triple gold medalists’

    Korea’s Asian Games MVPs are ‘triple gold medalists’ Kim Woo-min and Lim Si Hyun

    Swimming’s Kim Woo-min and archery’s Lim Im-hyun have been named the best performing South Korean male and female athletes at the Hangzhou Asian Games.

    Today (Aug. 8), the Korean Olympic Committee announced that Kim Woo-min and Lim Im-hyun were named the men’s and women’s MVPs of the Asian Games in Hangzhou, China.

    This is the first time that a Korean athlete has been selected as the MVP of an Asian Games.

    Kim Woo-min, a prominent Korean middle and long-distance runner, became the first Korean athlete to win three titles at the Games.

    Kim joined Hwang Sun-woo, Yang Jae-hoon, and Lee Ho-joon in the men’s 800-meter freestyle relay final on March 25, clocking a time of 7:01.73 to win the first team gold medal in Korean swimming history at an Asian Games.

    He also touched first in the 800-meter and 400-meter freestyle finals to finish atop the Asian standings.

    The archery team’s Lim Im-hyun became Korea’s second triple winner at the Games.

    After sharing gold medals with her teammates in the mixed team and women’s team events, 온라인카지노 she also won the women’s individual final to claim her third gold medal.

    In addition, the athletes were awarded the Fighting Spirit, Achievement, and Encouragement Awards.

    The Fighting Spirit Award went to Ahn Se-young, a two-time women’s badminton champion who battled through injury.

    The Achievement Award went to Shin Yubin, who teamed up with Jeon Jeon-hee to win the women’s table tennis doubles.

    The Encouragement Award went to Moon Kang-ho, a “sixth-grade” skateboarder, and Lee Eun-ji, who won a bronze medal in the women’s 200-meter backstroke.

    8Oct, 2023
    Dodgers’ Kershaw, known as the ‘fall jinx,’

    ‘Fall jinx’ Dodgers’ Kershaw hanging his head again “letting everyone down”

    It was an embarrassing first postseason start of 2023 for Clayton Kershaw (Los Angeles Dodgers), who seems to get worse every fall.

    Kershaw started Game 1 of the National League Division Series (NLDS) against the Arizona Diamondbacks at Dodger Stadium in Los Angeles, California, on Monday (Aug. 8) and left the mound after recording just one out in the first inning.

    After giving up a leadoff double to Ketel Marte, Kershaw gave up singles to No. 2 hitter Corbin Carroll and No. 3 hitter Tommy Pham.

    He gave up a two-run double to Christian Walker in the fourth to put runners on second and third with the score 2-0, and a three-run homer to Gabriel Moreno in the fifth to give up the fifth run.

    According to MLB.com, it was the first time in the postseason that a starting pitcher allowed five runs without recording an out.

    After getting the first out of the inning on an infield grounder to Jordy Gurriel, Kershaw gave up a single to Alex Thomas and an RBI double to Evan Longoria.

    Kershaw, whose shoulder was bothering him at the end of the season, was expected to be “the best he’s been in months” before the game, according to Dodgers manager Dave Roberts.

    However, MLB.com reported, “It was clear he wasn’t at his best. His slider had less break, and his curve was flat. His four-seam fastball, with reduced velocity due to a shoulder injury, was not getting over hitters.” 먹튀검증토토사이트

    Of Kershaw’s 35 pitches on the day, only five were swings and misses. Seven were hard hits (batted balls over 95 mph).

    Kershaw is a “living legend” who is a lock for the MLB Hall of Fame.

    He’s won three Cy Young Awards, and in 2014, he won the National League Most Valuable Player (MVP) despite being a pitcher.

    He’s in his mid-30s and has been plagued by injuries, both major and minor, but he still had a great regular season this year, going 13-5 with a 2.46 ERA and helping the Dodgers win the division.

    This year, however, Kershaw was unable to overcome the “fall jinx” and lost his 13th game of fall baseball as the team went 2-11.

    With that one game, Kershaw’s postseason ERA jumped from 4.22 to 4.49.

    After the game, Roberts said, “Normally, Kershaw has great stuff and great command, but he didn’t have it tonight,” but he also reaffirmed his confidence that “if there’s a Game 4 of the NLDS, he’s still going to start.”

    “I let everybody down,” Kershaw said. We were hoping I would pitch well in Game 1, but it was an embarrassment. It was a tough start to the postseason.”

    Dodgers first baseman Freddie Freeman also expressed his dismay, saying, “I don’t think anybody in baseball saw this coming.”

    8Oct, 2023
    OTAGON’s Choi Jung ‘bang’ has scored a goal

    OTAGON’s Choi Jung ‘bang’ has scored a goal, while SSG’s NC upsets NC, and Doosan moves up to 3rd place.

    Led by two home runs from Oh Tae-geon and Choi Jeong’s 29th home run of the season, the SSG Landers of the Korean Baseball Organization (KBO) pulled off a come-from-behind victory over the NC Dinos and continued their bid to start the postseason a day late.

    SSG showed off its firepower, scoring six runs in the eighth inning to come from behind and beat NC 10-8 in the visiting team’s 2023 Shinhan Bank SOL KBO League game at Changwon NC Park on Monday.

    SSG pushed NC from third place to fifth and settled into fourth place.

    With a winning percentage of 0.529, SSG is in fourth place, one game behind the third-place Doosan Bears (0.530) with no wins.

    SSG’s offense was led by first baseman Oh Tae-gon.

    After leading off the game with a single and scoring on Han Yoo-seom’s RBI single, Oh hit his fifth home run of the season in the top of the fifth inning for a 2-1 lead.

    NC turned the game around with Park Se-hyuk.

    In the bottom of the fifth, Park knotted the game at one with a solo home run, then followed it up with a three-run shot in the sixth for a 5-3 lead.

    It was Park’s second home run in as many at-bats.

    SSG responded with a six-run eighth inning.

    With runners on first and second, Ha Jae-hoon’s RBI double, Choi Hang-hang’s walk, and Kim Kang-min’s RBI single were all successful.

    Oh then hit the game-winning three-run arch that turned the game from 6-8 to 9-6.

    SSG added a run-scoring home run in the top of the ninth to seal the win.

    With his 29th home run of the season, Choi moved within two of the league’s home run leader Noh Si-hwan (Hanwha Eagles-31).

    SSG closer Seo Jin-yong pitched the ninth inning to preserve the victory, becoming the ninth player in KBO history and the first to collect 40 saves.

    In Suwon, KT, led by William Cuevas’ 12th win of the season, defeated the Hanwha Eagles for the second straight day, 9-2.

    KT, which had won the previous day by a record 17-0 score, used a 26-run outburst over the two days to win its second straight and consolidate its hold on second place.

    Cuevas shut down the Hanwha bats with seven innings of two-hit ball, two walks and eight strikeouts to record his 12th win of the season, his 14th win overall and his 10th win in a row against Hanwha.

    Cuevas, who made his first start of the season on June 17, finished the 2023 season with a record of 12-0 with a 2.60 ERA in 18 games and 114⅓ innings pitched.

    After earning the win in his final start of the season, Cuevas finished the regular season with a 12-0 record and a 100 percent winning percentage.

    He is only the third player since Oh Bong-ok (13 wins) in 1992 and Kim Hyun-wook (10 wins for the Samsung Lions in 2002) to win the regular season title without a loss.

    KT’s No. 4 hitter Park Byung-ho led off the game with a sacrifice fly in the first inning and made it 2-0 with an RBI single in the third.

    In the top of the fourth inning, he scored on a wild pitch to make it 3-0, and KT scored three more runs in the inning to make it 6-0.

    KT tacked on two runs in the sixth on an RBI single by Jang Jang-woo and a sacrifice fly by Choi Jae-dae, and in the seventh, pinch-hitter Ahn Chi-young hit an RBI single.

    Park Byung-ho went 2-for-3 with a double, 카지노사이트킴 a walk and three RBIs.

    In a game played at Jamsil Stadium, the Doosan Bears snapped a two-game losing streak with a thrilling 2-1, one-run victory over the Lotte Giants.

    Doosan moved back into third place thanks to NC’s loss to SSG.

    Doosan had the first laugh in a matchup of foreign pitchers, with Brandon Waddell for Doosan and Charlie Barnes for Lotte.

    Doosan took the lead in the top of the fourth inning with the score tied at 0-0 when Yang Seok-hwan led off with a double to right-center field and Yang Ji singled to left field.

    Kim Jae-hwan followed with a single, advancing Yang to third and scoring on Kang Seung-ho’s sacrifice fly.

    After being held in check by Brandon, Lotte pulled within one run in the eighth on a double by pinch-hitter Lee Jung-hoon and an RBI single by Ahn Kwon-soo.

    In the ninth, back-to-back singles by Yoo Kang-nam and Han Dong-hee loaded the bases with two outs, but pinch-hitter Kim Min-seok struck out.

    Doosan starter Brandon picked up his 11th win of the season with a flawless six innings of one-hit ball, one walk and eight strikeouts.

    In Gwangju, the KIA Tigers kept their postseason hopes alive with a 2-1 win over Samsung.

    Riding a two-game winning streak, sixth-place KIA moved to within three games of fifth-place NC.

    With KIA starting rookie Yoon Young-chul and Samsung starting foreign pitcher Taylor Widener, KIA struck first.

    With one out in the fourth inning, Socrates Brito drew a walk, stole second base and moved to third on Lee Woo-sung’s infield single.

    He came home on Han Jun-soo’s single.

    After being held scoreless by Yoon Young-chul through five innings, Samsung tied the game in the sixth when Ryu Ji-hyuk doubled and Kang Min-ho singled.

    In the end, the bullpen proved to be the difference.

    KIA got on the board in the eighth inning when leadoff hitter Kim Sun-bin drew a walk to reliever Kim Tae-hoon.

    A double by Lee Woo-sung and an intentional walk by Lee Chang-jin loaded the bases, and pinch-hitter Kim Tae-gun scored the final run with a sacrifice fly.

    In the ninth inning, Jung Hae-young gave up one hit and one walk, but she got Kim Dong-yeop to foul out with runners on second and third to preserve the win.

    With his 20th save of the season, Jung became the 15th pitcher in KBO history to record 20 saves in three consecutive years.

    8Oct, 2023
    KLPGA’s ‘Lee Ye-won Era’ begins with first major win

    KLPGA’s ‘Lee Ye-won Era’ begins with first major win and three wins in the season.

    The Korean Ladies Professional Golf Association (KLPGA) Tour is in the midst of the Lee era.

    Lee shot a 1-over-par 73 in the final round of the season’s final major, the Hite Jinro Championship ($1.2 billion in prize money), at Blue Heron Golf Club (par-72) in Yeoju, Gyeonggi Province, on Monday for a four-round total of 7-under-par 281.

    Lee, who won her first career title at the Lotte Rent-a-Car Women’s Open in April and her second at the Doosan E&C Weave Championship in August, now has three wins on the season.

    She is second only to Park Ji-young with three wins this season.

    Last year’s Rookie of the Year, Lee was known for her steady play but not her explosiveness or field dominance, and this season she has emerged as the top player on the KLPGA Tour with three wins and her first major crown in just six months.

    With her $216 million prize money, Lee extended her lead on the money list ($1.26 billion) and her lead on the Order of Merit.

    Lee also closed the gap on the second-place leader, Park Ji-young, in stroke average.

    If she can continue this upward trend, she could win four individual titles: prize money, grand prize, most wins, and best stroke average.

    Lee also brushed off the disappointment of missing the cut for the first time this season at the Daebo Household Open last week.

    “I’m happy to have accomplished my goals of winning three titles and a major this season,” said Lee. “I want to win another five tournaments and challenge the record for most money in a season.”

    After finishing the third round with a five-stroke lead and seemingly booking the title, Lee wasted no time in the final round.

    A birdie on the second (par-3) brought Kim to within four strokes, but a birdie on the third (par-4) pushed her lead back to five, 바카라사이트 and a birdie on the fifth (par-3) followed by a birdie on the eighth (par-4) extended the gap to eight strokes.

    Lee made her first bogey of the day on the 12th (par-4), but it was still a one-sided affair with Lee leading by six strokes with six holes remaining.

    Lee dropped back-to-back shots on the 14th and 15th holes, but it didn’t stop her from winning.

    With a four-stroke lead, Lee briefly experienced an embarrassing moment on the final 18th hole (par-5) when she put her second shot in the water and holed out for bogey, but she held up three fingers to celebrate her victory.

    “I had a big lead, but it was a very difficult course, so I didn’t relax,” said Lee, “I just focused on my game and tried to stay in a good flow.”

    Kim Soo-ji, the 2021 champion of the event, shot a 2-under 70 to win the runner-up battle that was just as hotly contested. Kim shot a 5-under-par 283.

    Kim birdied the 16th (par-3) and then the 18th (par-5) to pull within two strokes, but a double bogey on the eighth (par-4) put her at a disadvantage.

    Sung and rookie Hwang Yoo-jin, who travels to the United States for the LPGA Tour Qualifying Series on Nov. 11, were two strokes back in a tie for third at 2-under 286.

    Defending champion Park Min-ji shot an even-par 72 to finish in a tie for 18th place (7-over par 295).

    Playing as an invitee, Park also carded an even-par 72 on the day to finish in a tie for 26th place (10-over par 298).

    After four days in the clouds, Park will be back in front of her home fans at the LPGA Tour’s BMW Women’s Championship, which begins on April 19 at Seowon Hills Country Club in Paju, Gyeonggi-do.

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