Park Gye-beom, who committed a mistake in the game on the 1st, was sent to the 2nd division.

Doosan Bears veteran infielder Kim Jae-ho

Professional baseball Doosan Bears veteran infielder Kim Jae-ho (39) is named to the first team for the first time this season.

Doosan plans to register Jae-ho Kim as a first-team entry ahead of the visiting game against the Samsung Lions to be held at Jamsil Stadium in Seoul on the 2nd.

Kim Jae-ho arrived at Jamsil Baseball Stadium around 1 PM on this day.

Park Jun-young, who played as Doosan’s starting shortstop this season, suffered a right hamstring (muscle behind the thigh) injury while running the bases in the game against Samsung on the 1st and will be excluded from the first team lineup.

Following Park Jun-young, Park Gye-beom, who made a mistake as a substitute, was also sent down to the second team.

Doosan called up Kim Jae-ho to the first team to fill the void left by Park Jun-young.

Kim Jae-ho, who began his professional career wearing a Doosan uniform as a first-round pick in 2004, played in 1,736 games until last year.

This year, he opened (March 23rd) with the Futures (second team) team, and participated in 8 Futures League games, recording 8 hits in 22 at-bats (batting average of 0.364) and 6 RBIs.

Jae-ho Kim did not play in many games last year, but whenever there was a gap in the infield, he came up to the first team and took center stage.

Last year, Kim Jae-ho’s first-team performance was a batting average of 0.283, 3 home runs, and 29 RBI in 91 games.

On this day, along with Kim Jae-ho, outfielder Hong Seong-ho and pitcher Kim Dong-ju were promoted to the first team.

Park Jun-young, Park Gye-beom, and pitcher Kim Myung-shin are expected to be excluded from the first team entry. 스포츠토토

Garcia being interviewed after winning the Haney fight

Ryan Garcia (25, USA), who is active as a star representing the world boxing world with a comic book-like appearance and fierce fists, faced the biggest crisis of his boxing life.

Citing an announcement from the Voluntary Anti Doping Association (VADA) on the 2nd (Korean time), ESPN reported that Ostarine, a banned substance, was detected in Garcia’s urine sample.

Ostarine is an androgen receptor modulator that can effectively increase muscle mass.

It also improves the ability to recover physical strength and is used by boxers who need to lose weight to increase their skills in a short period of time.

Ostarine was added to the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) list of banned substances in 2008.

On the 21st of last month, Garcia broke many people’s expectations and won 2-0 in a match against World Boxing Council (WBC) super lightweight champion Devin Haney (25, USA).

Garcia took three downs from Haney and handed him his first loss as a professional.

However, Garcia paid a penalty of $600,000 (approximately 830 million won) to Haney for failing to weigh in, and even though he won the match, he did not take home the WBC super lightweight title.

Immediately after the ESPN report came out, Garcia claimed through social networking services (SNS), “I never took steroids. Everyone knows I didn’t cheat. I don’t even know where to get steroids.”

Garcia must submit an additional urine sample within the next 10 days.

If the results are not overturned in this test, the victory over Haney will be invalidated and it will be difficult to avoid a suspension.

Haney’s side criticized Garcia for failing the weigh-in and even being caught for doping, saying, “It is unfortunate that Garcia has deceived the fans and the entire sport of boxing twice. He should apologize to the fans.” 토토사이트

Korean Air’s Lim Dong-hyuk is happy after successfully attacking in the V-League KB Insurance match held at Gyeyang Gymnasium in Incheon on the 7th.

In men’s professional volleyball, Korean Air beat KB Insurance and continued to chase the lead.

Korean Air won with a set score of 3-1 (31-29 23-25 ​​25-23 25-19) in the Dodram 2023-24 V League Men’s KB Insurance match held at Gyeyang Gymnasium in Incheon on the 7th.

Korean Air, which won two games in a row, maintained second place with a season record of 16 wins, 11 losses (50 points), the same number of points as Woori Card (17 wins, 9 losses, 50 points).

On the other hand, KB Insurance, the lowest ranked team, lost 4 times in a row and has 4 wins and 22 losses (17 points).

Korean Air’s Lim Dong-hyuk played a key role in the victory, scoring 32 points, the most for both teams, and recording an attack success rate of 67.44%.

He started the game on the bench that day, but was replaced when Murad Khan performed poorly, and showed off his spirit by scoring 12 points and recording a 100% attack success rate in the first set alone. Afterwards, he took charge of the attack whenever it was important and served as the main gunner.

Korean Air players.

Korean Air was able to win thanks to Lim Dong-hyuk’s performance and superior blocking (16-4), even though foreigner Murad (2 points) and native slugger Jeong Ji-seok (6 points) both performed poorly on this day.

KB Insurance struggled with Andres Villena’s 31 points and Hong Sang-hyuk’s 16 points, but could not get over the critical point.

The first set was the biggest challenge. Korean Air, with Murad underperforming, lost the initial momentum to KB Insurance and hastily brought in Lim Dong-hyuk. As soon as Lim Dong-hyuk came in, he changed the atmosphere by achieving a 100% attack success rate and even blocking.

However, KB Insurance also counterattacked with Viyena and middle blocker Korean Min, and the game ended in a deuce. The game was hardly decided until 29-29.

Here, Korean Air took the set point with Jeong Han-yong’s back attack, and Lim Dong-hyuk produced an ace with a strong serve, putting an end to the long first set.

Korean Air, which lost the second set to KB Insurance led by Viyena, fought back in the third set. At 19-19, Jeong Han-yong’s quick open was followed by successive blocking by Han Seon-su and Kim Gyu-min. In a situation where they were down to 24-23, KB Insurance Hong Sang-hyuk’s serve went out and they took the set.

Korean Air gained momentum and finished the game in the 4th set. While Korean Air still did not lose focus, KB Insurance committed many mistakes and committed suicide. Korean Air won at 18-15 with Kim Min-jae’s blocking, and ended the game at 24-19 with Jeong Han-yong’s open attack.

IBK Industrial Bank players.

In the women’s match held in Gimcheon, Gyeongsangbuk-do, the visiting team IBK Industrial Bank won a complete victory over Korea Expressway Corporation with a set score of 3-0 (25-20 26-24 25-18).

Industrial Bank of Korea, which broke away from its five-game losing streak, now has a season record of 12 wins and 14 losses (36 points). They continued their hopes for ‘spring volleyball’ by chasing fourth place CheongKwanJang (13 wins, 13 losses, 41 points) by 5 points.

On the other hand, the Korea Expressway Corporation finished in 6th place with 9 wins and 18 losses (28 points).

IBK’s foreign player Britney Abercrombie was the biggest contributor to the victory with 24 points, the most for both teams, and a high efficiency attack success rate of 50%.

Seung-ju Pyo (11 points) and Min-kyung Hwang (10 points) also supported the team with double-digit scores.

For the road construction, Banya Bukiric fought hard with 20 points, but it wasn’t enough. Bukiric’s attack success rate was only 38.46%, and the team’s overall success rate was only 38.53%, so it was inevitable that it would be a difficult game. 스포츠토토

Arrived in Doha, Qatar early in the morning on the 7th and participated in the first match, the 200m freestyle, on the 12th “I improved my skills during the training camp in Australia”

“I will use all my abilities to deliver results that meet the expectations of the people.”

Korean swimming star Hwang Seon-woo (21, photo) said this after entering Doha, Qatar, where the 2024 World Aquatics Championships are being held. Hwang Sun-woo, who entered the arrival hall of Hamad International Airport at 5:20 a.m. on the 7th local time, looked tired and said, “I feel heavy.” However, when he pledged to do well in this competition, his eyes shined as if he was standing in ‘lane 4 of the finals’, which is given to the overall first place in the preliminary round.

Sunwoo Hwang will attempt to win a medal for the third consecutive time at the World Championships in the men’s 200m freestyle event. Hwang Sun-woo is the only Korean swimmer who has previously won two consecutive medals at the World Championships. Sunwoo Hwang won a silver medal in this event in Budapest in 2022 and then won a bronze medal at the Fukuoka Games last year. Hwang Seon-woo said, “I’m not in 100% physical condition right now, but I will do my best to challenge (even a gold medal).” Both Matthew Richards, who ranked first in this event at last year’s World Championships, and Tom Dean (Great Britain), who ranked second, will not participate in this year’s competition.

Starting with the 200m freestyle (12th), Hwang Sun-woo, who will participate in the 100m freestyle (14th), 800m relay (16th), and 400m medley relay (18th, based on preliminaries), is heading to Gold Coast, Australia with his teammates ahead of this competition. I went to a training camp for 4 weeks. Hwang Seon-woo said, “Previously, he got sick during training and was unable to complete his training, but this time, he was never sick and completed the entire training program. “Thanks to him, I think his skills have improved a lot,” he said with satisfaction.

At last year’s Hangzhou Asian Games, Hwang Sun-woo won the gold medal by setting a new Asian record (7 minutes, 1.73 seconds) in the 800m relay teaming with Kim Woo-min, Yang Jae-hoon, and Lee Ho-jun. In this competition, Hwang Sun-woo will also attempt to win the first World Championships team event medal in Korean swimming history with them. Sunwoo Hwang said, “I think an 800m relay medal is possible if I just break the Korean record. He trained really hard for four weeks in Australia without ‘tapering‘ (lowering training intensity). “I think I can do it,” he said confidently. 토토사이트

Short track speed track Joo Jae-hee ranks 4th in the men’s 1,000m final due to a foul by a Chinese athlete. Sports and cultural events are disrupted due to snowfall and cold waves in Gangwon-do

Jae-hee Jae-hee falls

Joo Jae-hee (58) falls in the final of the men’s 1000m short track speed track at the 2024 Gangwon Winter Youth Olympic Games held at the Ice Arena in Gangneung-si, Gangwon-do on the afternoon of the 21st.

Korean winter sports prospects gained valuable experience on the second day of the medal race at the 2024 Gangwon Winter Youth Olympic Games (hereinafter referred to as Gangwon 2024).

Although I wasn’t able to add any medals, I grew a step further through various experiences.

Short track star Joo Jae-hee (Han Gwanggo) ranked fourth after falling due to a foul by a Chinese athlete in the men’s 1,000m short track final held at the Gangneung Ice Arena in Gangwon-do on the 21st.

He aimed for a second gold medal in the competition following his victory in the men’s 1,500m the day before, but he swallowed his disappointment.

Joo Jae-hee fell due to the rough behavior of China’s Zhang Bohao with 5 laps left before the finish line, but finished the race to the end and finished in 4th place.

Zhang Bohao, who crossed the finish line in first place, was penalized and disqualified.Another Chinese athlete, Zhang Xinze, won the gold medal.

Kim Yu-seong (Hangwang High School), who participated in the same event, and Jeong Jae-hee (Hangang Middle School) and Kang Min-ji (Incheon Dongyang Middle School), who participated in the women’s 1,000m, all failed to advance to the finals.

Joo Jae-hee ‘It’s unfortunate, but I’m smiling’

Kim Bo-geun (Sangji Daegwallyeong High School), a promising Korean luge star, ranked 11th with a total time of 1 minute 35.046 seconds in the first and second periods in the men’s singles competition held at the Alpensia Sliding Center in Pyeongchang.

He ranked 11th overall with a time of 47.572 seconds in the first period, and improved to 47.474 seconds in the second period, but maintained his ranking.

In the biathlon mixed relay held at the Alpensia Biathlon Center in Pyeongchang, Jonathan (Ildong High School) and Kim Hye-won (Mujugo High School) placed 19th, and in the snowboard cross mixed team race, Kim Ye-bin (Youngseo High School) and Hwang Se-rim (Gaepo High School) placed 17th.

At Gangneung Curling Center, Kim Dae-hyun, Kwon Jun-i (Uiseong High School), Lee So-won, and Jang Yu-bin (Uiseong Girls’ High School) lost 5-6 against Italy in the mixed team preliminaries in Group B for the first time in this tournament.

The players defeated Brazil 17-1 in the first preliminary game the previous day, but were unable to continue their upward trend.

The women’s ice hockey 3-on-3 youth national team won 12-2 in the group preliminary match against Australia held at the Gangneung Hockey Center.

The national team, which lost to China the day before, won its first win in the tournament. 토토사이트

Woori Bank, 6 hits on 3 stores in 1st quarter alone

Park Ji-hyeon, Woori Bank

Women’s professional basketball Asan Woori Bank defeated Incheon Shinhan Bank and won two games in a row.

Woori Bank defeated Shinhan Bank 61-50 in the Woori Bank Woori WON 2023-2024 Women’s Professional Basketball Regular League home game held at Asan Yi Sun-sin Gymnasium in South Chungcheong Province on the 21st.

Second-place Woori Bank, which had two consecutive wins, recorded 16 wins and three losses, trailing leader Cheongju KB by one game.

Shinhan Bank, which had been in last place by winning both games after the All-Star break, maintained 5th place with 4 wins and 15 losses.

Woori Bank attacked Shinhan Bank by firing outside guns from the first quarter.

Immediately after the game started, before the opponent even formed a line, Woori Bank’s Kim Dan-bi hit a 3-pointer, and Park Ji-hyun’s two 3-pointers also split the rim.

Na Yun-jeong, Noh Hyun-ji, and Choi Lee-sam also began to play the game with ease, using their outside guns evenly and shooting six 3-pointers in the first quarter alone.

Ganggyeri

In the second quarter, with a 25-8 lead, Shinhan Bank gave up two 3-point shots to Kang Gye-ri, while Woori Bank made only three field goals, allowing the team to trail by 36-23.

At the beginning of the third quarter, Danbi Kim and Jihyun Park combined to score 7 consecutive points for Woori Bank, widening the lead again, and Woori Bank ran away with a 20-point lead at one point.

Woori Bank, which started the 4th quarter at 51-35, struggled to develop offense and only scored 2 points until 4 minutes and 40 seconds before the end of the game. The gap narrowed to 11 points after allowing an outside shot to Sonia Kim, but maintained the lead until the end.

Ji-Hyun Park of Woori Bank recorded a double-double with 24 points and 16 rebounds.Danbi Kim played an active role with 15 points and 7 rebounds.

Shinhan Bank Kang Gye-ri struggled with 17 points, including three 3-pointers. 스포츠토토맨

Eighth straight Euro qualifier with win over Bosnia and Herzegovina

Portugal’s “soccer star” Cristiano Ronaldo (Alnasr) scored back-to-back goals in the 126th and 127th

minutes of the A-Match to lead Portugal to a 5-0 victory.

Portugal thrashed Bosnia and Herzegovina 5-0 away on Saturday (June 16) in their Euro2024 qualifying

Group J eighth-place match at the Bilino Pole Stadium in Zenica, Bosnia and Herzegovina.

It was Portugal’s eighth consecutive victory in qualifying, having qualified with a 3-2 win over Slovakia on July 13.

Bosnia and Herzegovina, on the other hand, fell to 9 points (3W5D) and failed to qualify for the knockout

stages, which would have given them second place in the group. Slovakia (W16-5 D1-L2) is currently

second in the group.

Ronaldo stepped up to the plate. After opening the scoring with a penalty five minutes into the match,

Ronaldo added another goal in the first 20 minutes to complete his multi-goal haul.

With his 126th and 127th goals in his 203rd A-Match, Ronaldo broke the record for most A-Match

appearances and most A-Match goals by a male soccer player.

After Ronaldo opened the scoring, Portugal extended their lead with goals from Bruno Fernandes

(Manchester United) in the 25th minute and João Cancelo (Barcelona) in the 32nd minute.

João Felix (Barcelona) scored the team’s fifth goal in the 41st minute.

In Group B, the Netherlands defeated Greece 1-0 on a penalty kick by Virgil van Dijk (Liverpool).

With 12 points (4W2L), the Netherlands are level on points with Greece, who have played one more

game, but have a better head-to-head record.

In Group B, France, on a six-game winning streak (18 points), qualified atop the group. 스포츠토토링크

Shriners Children’s Open victory
The youngest player to win two titles in this event last year
Youngest title defense in 110 years
10 million in career winnings in just two seasons

Kim Joo-hyung (center)

Celebrates with the winner’s trophy during the awards ceremony after successfully defending his title at

the U.S. Professional Golf Association (PGA) Tour’s ShrinersChildren’s Open on Saturday. “I want to eat my

favorite chocolate to celebrate my victory,” said Kim, who won his third career PGA Tour title and

surpassed $10 million in career earnings. Las Vegas=Getty Images Korea

Kim became the second youngest golfer in PGA Tour history to win three titles at the age of 21 years and

three months, behind only Tiger Woods (48). He also became the second player in PGA Tour history to

win the same tournament in the same season and the youngest to defend his title in 110 years. He also

became the third South Korean to win three PGA Tour titles, joining Choi Kyung-joo (eight) and Kim Si-woo (four).

Kim

Shot a 5-under 66 with seven birdies and two bogeys in the final round of the PGA Tour’s Shriners

Hospitality Open at TPC Summerlin (Par 71) in Las Vegas, Nevada, USA, on Saturday. His final total of 20-

under-par 264 earned him a one-stroke victory over Canada’s Adam Hadwin (19-under-par 265). With the

$1.52 million (approx. KRW2.05 billion) first-place prize, Kim increased his career earnings to $10.69

million (approx. KRW1.45 billion), surpassing the $10 million mark in just his second season on Tour.

Kim won his second title at this event last October at the age of 20 years and three months. That was

faster than Woods, who won twice at 20 years, 9 months. However, his third win came a little later. Woods

won three times at the age of 21. Kim is the second South Korean to successfully defend his title on the

PGA Tour. Kyung-hoon Lee won back-to-back AT&T Byron Nelson titles in 2021 and 2022. At the Shriners

Hospitality Open, a South Korean player lifted the trophy for the third consecutive year. Lim Sung-jae was the 2021 champion.

With this victory

Kim made a new record in PGA Tour history. According to local media outlets such as Golf Digest, Kim

became the youngest player to defend a title in 110 years. The fact that he won two tournaments in the

same season is also making waves. Last year, the tournament was held as one of the first events of the

2022-2023 season. However, this year’s tournament was included in the 2022-2023 season as the PGA

Tour decided to make the season a single year starting next year. Despite the different years, Kim has now

won two tournaments in the same season. The only other golfer to win two tournaments in the same

season was legendary golfer Byron Nelson (1912-2006), who won 52 tournaments on the PGA Tour.

Kim’s Joo-Hyung

Path to victory was not an easy one. Starting the final round tied for the lead, Kim was cruising with a

three-stroke lead through the fourth hole. However, she made back-to-back bogeys on the fifth (par-3)

and sixth (par-4) holes. In the meantime, his competitors had rallied and he lost ground. At one point in

the first half, he was tied for fifth. But she bounced back with a birdie on the ninth (par-5) and a birdie on

the 12th (par-4) to regain the lead, and then a birdie on the 13th (par-5) after putting her third shot to

within two feet of the hole. Kim dropped a birdie putt on the 15th (par-4) to seal the deal.

After defending his title, Kim said,

“Last year I was smiling all the time, but in the middle of this year I felt like I wasn’t myself. It was hard

trying to figure out why,” said Kim. “It took me a lot longer to win my third title than my first two. It was

one of the most emotional final rounds I’ve had in the past year and a half.” “I love the venue, TPC

Summerlin. It would be even better if I could win three in a row next year.” Lee, who was tied for second

at one point in the final round, finished the tournament in a tie for seventh place with a final total of 17-

under par 267. 스포츠토토맨

AG team wins first ever gold medal in 800m freestyle relay
Showcasing their impressive growth, they also set an Asian record

The “golden generation”

Of Korean swimming, led by Hwang Sun-woo (20-Gangwon Provincial Office), 스포츠토토 has won the

country’s first-ever gold medal in a management team event at the Hangzhou 2022 Asian Games.

The South Korean swimming team of Yang Jae-hoon (25-Gangwon Provincial Government), Lee Ho-joon

(22-Daegu Metropolitan City Government), Kim Woo-min (22) and Hwang Sun-woo (20) were the first to

touch the touchpad in an Asian record time of 7:01.73 in the men’s 800m freestyle relay final at the

Hangzhou 2022 Asian Games at the Hangzhou Olympic Sports Center Aquatic Sports Arena in Hangzhou, Zhejiang Province, China on Friday.

Neither China

Who were considered the favorites, nor Japan, who had only missed out on gold in this event at the

previous Asian Games in Guangzhou in 2010, were able to match the Koreans.

China, led by Wang Sun and Fan Zhanle, who set Asian records in the men’s 200-meter individual medley

and 100-meter freestyle, respectively, finished second in 7:03.40. Japan won the bronze medal in 7:06.29.

This is the first time Korean swimming has ever won gold in a management team event at an Asian Games. The previous best result was a silver medal.

Lee Sang-joon, Woo Chul, Woo Won-ki and Bang Seung-hoon

Won silver in the men’s 800-meter freestyle relay in Hiroshima, Japan, in 1994, and Park Tae-hwan, Park

Sun-kwan, Choi Kyu-woong and Jung Doo-hee won the second silver medal in the men’s 400-meter medley relay in Guangzhou in 2010.

On the women’s side, Korea has won silver medals in the 400-meter medley relay (Kim Eun-jung, Myung

Kyung-hyun, Lee Moon-hee, Eun-joo) in Beijing in 1990 and the 400-meter freestyle relay (Lee Da-lin,

Yang Ji-won, Ahn Se-hyun, Kim Mi-so) in Incheon in 2014.

The record was even more dazzling.

They shaved 0.53 seconds off the previous Asian record (7:02.26) set by Japan at the 2009 World

Championships in Rome, before polyurethane full-body swimsuits were banned.

The Korean record (7:04.07), set at the Fukuoka World Championships in July, 토토 was shaved off by 2.34 seconds in less than two months.

Winning the gold medal in the medley relay at the Asian Games is even more meaningful as the team’s

performance is based on the growth of the entire swimming program.

In particular, the 800-meter freestyle relay team didn’t rely on a single star, but rather on four swimmers who performed evenly and dominated to win gold.

This was the result of strategic investments by the Korean Swimming Federation, as well as the

emergence of a number of promising young athletes centered around the stars Hwang Sun-woo and Kim Woo-min.

Hwang Sun-woo

Was a major breakthrough for South Korean swimming, which hadn’t seen a major star since Park Tae-hwan changed the sport’s history.

At the 2020 Tokyo Olympics in 2021, he broke the Korean record in the men’s 200m freestyle (1:44.62) and set a new Asian record in the 100m freestyle semifinals (47.56), becoming the first Asian swimmer to reach an Olympic men’s 100m freestyle final in 65 years since Dani Atsushi (JPN) at Melbourne 1956.

Since then, Hwang has become a world-class swimmer.

Last year, he won a silver medal in the 200m freestyle at the Budapest World Championships in a Korean record time of 1:44.47, and this year he won a bronze medal at the Fukuoka World Championships, lowering the Korean record to 1:44.42.

With the emergence of Hwang Sun-woo, Kim Woo-min has shown signs of growth in the men’s middle and long distances.

Seeing the potential for Asian Games gold in the 800-meter freestyle relay, where the duo can anchor, the KFA put together a special strategic development squad of the top four men’s freestyle swimmers from last year’s and this year’s national team selections to train in Australia.

The results of the training paid off at last year’s World Championships in Budapest.

At last year’s World Championships in Budapest

The team of Hwang Sun-woo, Kim Woo-min, Lee Ho-joon and Lee Yoo-yeon (Korea Gymnastics) set a new Korean record in the 800-meter freestyle relay preliminaries with a time of 7:08.49 and finished fourth overall. It was South Korea’s first-ever team final at a World Championships.

After making history, the team finished sixth in the final. Less than a day later, they broke the Korean record again with a time of 7:06.93.

At this year’s World Championships in Fukuoka, the team of Hwang Sun-woo, Kim Woo-min, Yang Jae-hoon, and Lee Ho-joon set a new Korean record of 7:06.82 in the preliminaries and qualified for the final in sixth place overall. In the final, less than a day later, they broke the Korean record by 2.75 seconds, touching the touchpad in 7:04.07. The final ranking was 6th.

The same team with the same members, just in different alphabetical order, set another record at the Asian Games.

In addition to the team performance, the 800-meter freestyle relay swimmers have also shown improvement in their individual events.

Hwang Sun-woo continues to break the Korean record in his main event, the 200-meter freestyle.

Kim Woo-min

Who had a personal best of 3:45.59 in the 400m freestyle before this year’s World Championships in Fukuoka, improved his time to 3:44.52 in the preliminaries and 3:43.92 in the final.

Lee Ho-joon

Also reached the final of the 200m freestyle alongside Hwang Sun-woo at the World Championships in Fukuoka, and also made the final of the 100m freestyle, which is not his main event at the Asian Games.

The meteoric rise of Korea’s 800-meter freestyle relay team has raised hopes of a first-ever team medal at Paris 2024.

The team has shaved 6.76 seconds off their time in just two years.

With all four members of the squad just entering their prime, there’s plenty of potential for further improvement if they prepare as well as they have in the past.

If you look at the men’s 800-meter freestyle relay final at this year’s World Championships in Fukuoka, the time they set that day was already a medal-winning time. Great Britain won the final in 6:59.08, the United States took silver in 7:00.02, and the bronze medal went to Australia in 7:02.13.

With the gold medal, all of the relay swimmers will now be able to resolve their military service issues, giving them more momentum to train and compete.

The eyes of the ‘golden generation’ now turn to Paris 2024. If they continue their upward trend, a first team medal in Olympic history is not out of the question. 스포츠토토링크

Oh Sang-wook defeats senior Koo Bon-gil to win gold in fencing sabre individual event
Koo Bon-gil snaps four-game losing streak in sabre at Asian Games

There was a winner and a loser, but they both smiled.

Men’s fencer Oh Sang-wook

27, of Daejeon, South Korea, won his first individual gold medal at the Asian Games, ending a four-game

losing streak for senior Koo Bon-gil, 토토사이트 34, of Korea National Sports Promotion Organization.

Oh won the gold medal with a 15-7 victory over Koo in the men’s individual fencing sabre final on Friday

at the Hangzhou University of Electronic Arts Gymnasium in Hangzhou, China.

It was Oh’s first individual gold medal in his second Asian Games appearance.

Despite being denied a fourth consecutive Asian Games individual title, Koo was just as happy to see his

junior win as he was to see his own gold.

“After the match, I told (Oh) Sang-wook, ‘Congratulations on your first individual gold medal at the Asian

Games. I said, ‘You’re doing great. Congratulations from the bottom of my heart.”

For Koo, this competition is special. Several records are at stake.

He is attempting to win his fourth consecutive individual title after winning in Guangzhou 2010, 스포츠토토 Incheon 2014 and Jakarta-Palembang 2018.

He was also aiming to increase his career gold medal tally to six, joining the likes of Park Tae-hwan in

swimming and Nam Hyun-hee in fencing as Korea’s most decorated Asian Games gold medalists. He currently has five.

“I thought I would be very disappointed if I didn’t win four in a row, but we did it as Koreans. I feel like it’s

all over. It’s not easy to win four in a row,” he said, adding, “The challenge itself is a great honor. I want to

praise myself, it’s a great feeling.”

He continued, “I’m more happy with the silver medal today than the gold I won in Jakarta. At that time, I

also felt sorry for Sang Wook Lee. I really congratulate him.”

At the official press conference, Goo said, “I went through a lot of ups and downs on my way to the final,

and I was nervous from the preliminaries to the semifinals.” “But when I came to the final, I felt a little

more relaxed because I was able to play with (Oh) Sang-wook,” he added.

Five years ago, the two battled for gold in the final of the Jakarta-Palembang Games. Goo won the gold medal with a dramatic one-point victory over Oh Sang-wook.

“It’s only my second Asian Games, and I don’t think it makes sense for him to win three gold medals in a

row,” said the younger brother, who has grown so much in five years that he has surpassed his older

brother. I can’t believe it,” he said, expressing his admiration for Koo.

“I was very nervous in Jakarta. I had a lot of regrets after the match, but today I thought that even if I lost, I would do my best and lose.”

He added, “I was also relaxed. The best we could do was to finish first and second,” he said, adding, “I

didn’t feel like I had to get revenge for losing at the previous Asian Games. I just wanted to win, and I wanted to win gold,” he added.

Injury has also been a rocky road. Last November, he twisted his right ankle and tore a ligament.

“I had a big injury,” Oh said. I didn’t have time to recover, but the team instilled a lot of confidence in me.

“I don’t know if I made a good play this time, but I was able to do it with confidence because I thought I was good,” he said.

They weren’t done yet. The duo will team up for a third straight Asian Games title in the sabre team event.

A gold medal in the team event would take Koo’s total to six.

“I believe in Sang Wook, I have no doubt. I will challenge for gold.”

Oh Sang-wook said

“I want to give my brother a gold medal, and I will do my best to help him break the record for the most

gold medals at the Asian Games.”

Koo Bon-gil laughed at the official press conference, saying, “If I win gold in the team event, I want to go

to the next Asian Games in Nagoya. I can win the most Asian Games gold medals in other events, but I

want to make a name for myself by winning gold in the team event (in Nagoya), and then I won’t be as

greedy in the individual event as I was this time.”

The men’s sabre team event will be held on the 28th. 스포츠토토맨