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    28Jul, 2024
    Shin Yu-bin, WTT Champions Table Tennis Quarterfinals

    Shin Yu-bin, WTT Champions Table Tennis Quarterfinals… Lee Sang-soo Completely Defeats World No. 1 Pan Zhendong

    Lim Jong-hoon, who crossed the Great Wall of China, faces China’s Wang Chu-qin, ranked second in the world, again in the quarterfinals.

    Shin Yu-bin (world ranking 8th, Korean Air), who won the gold medal at the 2022 Hangzhou Asian Games,

    and veteran Lee Sang-soo (28th place, Samsung Life Insurance) advanced to the quarterfinals of the World Table Tennis (WTT) Champions Frankfurt. 토토사이트 추천

    Shin Yu-bin

    As Shin Yu-bin defeated Germany’s Sabine Winter (70th) 3-1 (11-6 11-2 10-12 11-6)

    in the second round of the women’s singles on the third day of the tournament

    held in Frankfurt, Germany on the 1st (local time) to advance to the quarterfinals.

    Yu-bin Shin, who gave Korean table tennis its first gold medal in 21 years with Jeon Ji-hee (36th place, Mirae Asset Securities) at the Hangzhou Asian Games,

    returned to Korea after straining her back at the WTT Star Contender Lanzhou Tournament in the middle of last month and withdrawing from the women’s doubles final.

    Shin Yu-bin showed good condition by defeating Fuyu (46th, Portugal) 3-0 in the first round and easily defeating even an empty field on this day.

    Shin Yu-bin’s opponent in the quarterfinals is China’s Sun Ying-sha, ranked No. 1 in the world.

    Lee Sang-soo

    In men’s singles, Lee Sang-soo and Lim Jong-hoon (15th place, Korea Exchange) both broke down the ‘Great Wall of China’.

    Lee Sang-soo caused a stir by defeating world No. 1 Pan Zhendong 3-1 (11-7 9-11 11-8 13-11) in the round of 16.

    It was an even more meaningful victory because Lee Sang-soo had lost all 14 matches against Pan Zhendong.

    Lee Sang-soo defeated Germany’s veteran Timo Boll (62nd),

    who had lost all three matches in the first round, 3-1.

    Lee Sang-soo will compete in the quarterfinals against the winner of Germany’s Chudang (14th) and Felix Lebrun (8th) to advance to the semifinals.

    Lim Jong-Hoon, who won two silver medals and one bronze medal at the Hangzhou Asian Games,

    also defeated China’s Liang Jingkun (6th) 3-1 (11-9 11-9 8-11 11-9).

    Lim Jong-hoon will face China’s Wang Chu-qin, ranked second in the world, in the quarterfinals.

    Women’s singles Joo Cheon-hee (20th place, Samsung Life Insurance) is about to face Monaco’s Yang Shaoxin (13th place) in the second round.

    10Dec, 2023
    Cho Young-wook, Who Played 85 Games for each Age Group

    [Asian Games] Cho Young-wook, who played 85 games for each age group, achieved his own ‘early discharge’

    Leading the way to a third consecutive gold medal with a ‘come-from-behind final shot’ in the Korea-Japan match… Representative 10-year finale by age group.

    Cho Young-wook

    Cho Young-wook (24), who played in over 80 games for 10 years as a representative of his age group,

    honorably reported ‘early discharge’ by leading the Korean men’s soccer team to victory at the 2022 Hangzhou Asian Games,

    which will be the last competition as a representative of his age group.

    As Cho Young-wook scored the team’s second goal in the 11th minute of the second half in the men’s soccer final against Japan at the Hangzhou Asian Games held at the Huanglong Sports Center Stadium in Hangzhou, China on the 7th,

    leading the team to a 2-1 victory. 카지노사이트원

    It was a dramatic comeback when Korea conceded the first goal two minutes into the game and then maintained the balance with Jung Woo-young (Stuttgart)’s equalizing goal in the 27th minute of the first half.

    The game ended 2-1, and this goal sealed Korea’s third consecutive men’s soccer championship.

    It is a goal that has many meanings for Cho Young-wook.

    According to the information available through the national team participation record on the Korea Football Association website,

    Cho Young-wook has 10 years of experience representing each age group,

    starting with the U-14 national team at the Nanjing Asian Youth Games in August 2013 and ending with this Asian Games.

    After playing for the U-20 and U-23 national teams,

    today’s final against Japan was his 85th match as a representative of his age group.

    Asian Games

    As the Asian Games were postponed for a year,

    even players under the age of 24 were allowed to participate,

    so he had the last opportunity to compete as a representative of his age group.

    He maintained his position as Hwang Seon-hong-ho’s starting striker,

    exceeding the goal of ‘3 goals’ set before the competition, and won the gold medal.

    The beauty of death was achieved.

    He filled in early with multiple goals in the group stage game against Kuwait and one goal in the round of 16 against Kyrgyzstan,

    played the role of a problem solver by scoring one more shot when the team needed it most.

    Cho Young-wook, who has been playing for K League 1 FC Seoul since 2018 and has been considered a ‘next generation franchise star’,

    is a ‘corporal’ who enlisted in K League 2 Gimcheon Sangmu this year to serve in the military.

    However, he will be discharged early due to military service benefits from winning a gold medal.

    I was able to enjoy a boatload of joy.

    He scored 13 goals in K-League 2 this season, ranking second in league scoring after Lewis (Gimpo, 16 goals),

    was inevitably(?) leaving the competition for the top scorer.

    Attention is focused on whether he, who was selected to the adult national team last year and played in 4 A matches,

    will now be seen more often in the A national team rather than as a representative of his age group.

    10Dec, 2023
    Dong-ju Moon, Dreamed of the Asian Games Stage

    [Asian Games] Dong-ju Moon, “I dreamed of the AG stage while watching my father when I was young… I’m happy that my dream has come true”

    Moon Dong-ju’s father is the hammer thrower Moon Jun-heum’s coach…

    Roaring on the AG stage following my father.

    Moon Dong-ju

    ‘Ace’ Moon Dong-ju (19, Hanwha Eagles), who led the Korean national baseball team to victory,

    smiled brightly, saying he was very happy to win the Asian Games gold medal,

    which he had dreamed of since he was a child.

    He said, “When I was young, my father visited the Asian Games as a coach, and from then on,

    I always said that I wanted to win a gold medal in the Asian Games.

    I am very happy to make that dream come true.” 먹튀검증가이드

    He smiled brightly, saying, “I think I showed a good performance in front of my family, fans, and baseball fans, especially Hanwha fans.”

    Moon Dong-ju’s father is Moon Jun-heum, a former national hammer thrower and coach of the Jangheung County Office track and field team.

    Coach Moon served as the national team leader from 2010 to 2018 and participated in the 2010 Guangzhou Games and the 2018 Jakarta/Palembang Games.

    Asian Games

    Moon Dong-ju added to his significance by following his father’s footsteps in participating in the Asian Games and winning a gold medal for Korea.

    Moon Dong-ju’s pitching that day was perfect.

    In the 1st inning, with 1 out and 3rd base on base, he had to throw out the opposing team’s 3rd batter,

    Lin Lee, and 4th batter, Lin Anger, to get a ground ball and a strikeout.

    In the 6th inning, when he was ahead 2-0, with 1 out and 2nd base,

    he had to get Lin Lee and Anger out again with a ground ball and a strikeout.

    He escaped a major crisis by striking out.

    After catching Liang Ge, he roared, attracting attention.

    He added, “I roared without realizing it.

    I’m not really that type of person, but I was that much more desperate.”

    Moon Dong-joo said, “It’s important for me to win,

    but I think we need to create a game that our team can win.”

    Moon Dong-ju was the losing pitcher in the match against Taiwan on the 2nd,

    allowing 3 hits, 1 walk, 3 strikeouts, and 2 runs in 4 innings,

    but he took revenge in the final match that day after taking 4 days off to pitch.

    10Dec, 2023
    Breaking News, Korean Baseball Wins Gold Medal

    [Breaking News] Korean baseball wins gold medal… 19 people who did not complete military service receive military service benefits

    The Korean national baseball team, led by coach Ryu Joong-il,

    won the gold medal and won its fourth consecutive Asian Games title.

    Korean National Baseball Team

    The Korean national baseball team won the championship by defeating Chinese Taipei 2-0 in the finals of the 2022 Hangzhou Asian Games held at Stadium 1 of the Baseball and Softball Sports Center in Shaoxing City, Zhejiang Province, China, on the afternoon of the 7th.

    With this, the national team completely avenged the 0-4 defeat suffered by Chinese Taipei in the group stage and won their fourth consecutive Asian Games title,

    following the 2010 Guangzhou, 2014 Incheon, and 2018 Jakarta-Palembang competitions. 카지노사이트킹

    The MVP of the game was Moon Dong-ju, who pitched 6 innings without allowing any runs.

    On this day, Moon Dong-ju allowed a double to lead hitter Zeng Zhongzhe in the bottom of the first inning,

    was in danger of giving up a run with one out and a run on third base due to Lin Zhiwei’s sent bunt in the second.

    However, No. 3 Lin Lee and No. 4 Lin Anker were dealt ground balls and strikeouts to shortstop, respectively.

    Afterwards, the 2nd, 4th, and 5th consecutive three-way failures were eliminated, turning the atmosphere around.

    Moon Dong-ju

    After one out in the bottom of the sixth inning, Moon Dong-ju hit a double that hit the top of the fence in right-center field from Zeng Zong-ju and was in danger of giving up another run,

    but he struck out the subsequent batters in succession.

    After finishing pitching without allowing any runs, he clenched his fists and roared loudly.

    By winning a gold medal, athletes whose military service issues were not resolved can now enjoy military service benefits.

    This national team is made up of players under the age of 25 or who have been professional players for four years or less.

    Out of a total of 24 players, 19 have not served in the military.

    Meanwhile, when receiving military service benefits through the Olympics and Asian Games, the phrase in the Military Service Act Enforcement Decree that states, ‘In the case of team sports events, only applies to athletes who actually competed’ was deleted on June 30, 2020.

    Accordingly, players who did not take the mound in this tournament will enjoy the same military service benefits.

    10Dec, 2023
    Asian Games, Women’s Hockey Coach Han Jin-soo

    [Asian Games] Women’s hockey coach Han Jin-soo “It’s a shame we conceded the first goal… The Olympic finals are a must”

    Korean women’s national hockey team coach Han Jin-soo cited “conceding early goals” as the reason for the team’s loss in the finals of the 2022 Hangzhou Asian Games and pledged,

    “I will make every effort to advance to the Olympic finals.”

    National Hockey Team

    Korea lost 0-2 to China in the women’s hockey finals held at the Archer Canal Sports Park in Hangzhou, Zhejiang Province, China on the 7th.

    Although a return to normalcy failed for the first time in 9 years since the 2014 Incheon Asian Games,

    the disappointment of no medal (4th place) at the 2018 Jakarta-Palembang Games was somewhat washed away. 카지노사이트탑

    Coach Han Jin-soo said in an interview after the game,

    “The players played well, but because we conceded goals too early in the beginning,

    we had to spend a lot of stamina to make up for it.”

    He added, “Ahead of this Asian Games, there were opportunities such as New Zealand training camp and foreign team invitational competitions,

    but “If we gain more international experience than we have now,

    the competitiveness of Korean women’s hockey will improve,” he said.

    The absence of Baek Yi-seul (Asan City Hall) due to injury was also disappointing.

    Han Jin-soo

    Coach Han said, “Baek I-seul injured his finger bone during the group match against India and has not been able to play since.

    Since then, the players have had to run one step more to fill Baek I-seul’s space,

    which has led to a lot of physical exhaustion.”

    Korea won a dramatic victory in a shootout after drawing 2-2 with Japan in the semifinals two days ago.

    Coach Han expressed regret, saying, “In both the match against India and the semifinals against Japan,

    we were able to score first and play well, but today, the early goals ended up holding us back.”

    But the Asian Games are not the end.

    Coach Han said, “The Asian Champions Trophy will be held in India at the end of this month,

    the final Olympic qualifiers will be held in January 2024.

    Since we were not able to participate in the 2021 Tokyo Olympics, I really wanted to win today.”

    China, which won the Hangzhou Asian Games, will receive a gold medal and a ticket to the 2024 Paris Olympics.

    Korean women’s hockey advanced to the Olympic finals eight times in a row,

    from the 1988 Seoul Games to the 2016 Rio de Janeiro Games, but failed to advance to Tokyo in 2021.

    Coach Han Jin-soo pledged, “I will prepare well for the Olympic preliminaries in January next year and do my best to advance to the finals.”

    10Dec, 2023
    Korean Women’s Hockey Lost 0-2 in the Final Against China

    [Asian Games] Korean women’s hockey lost 0-2 in the final against China… Won a silver medal

    The Korean women’s hockey won a silver medal at the 2022 Hangzhou Asian Games.

    Korea, led by coach Han Jin-soo, lost 0-2 to the home team China in the women’s hockey final held at the Archer Canal Sports Park in Hangzhou, Zhejiang Province, China on the 7th.

    Women’s Hockey

    A Korea, which won the 2014 Incheon Games by beating China 1-0 in the final,

    attempted to return to the top of the Asian Games for the first time in nine years, but finished with a silver medal.

    At the previous tournament, the 2018 Jakarta/Palembang Games,

    Korean women’s hockey lost 1-2 to China in the 3rd and 4th place match and did not fall into the medal range. 온라인카지노사이트

    On the other hand, China won the Asian Games gold medal again for the first time in 13 years after winning three consecutive Asian Games from Busan in 2002 to Guangzhou in 2010.

    In addition, China also took the ticket to the finals of the 2024 Paris Olympics,

    which is given to the winning team of this competition.

    Olympics

    Korea still has a chance to qualify for the Paris Olympics through the final qualifying round to be held in January 2024.

    Korea failed to advance to the finals of the 2021 Tokyo Olympics.

    On this day, Korea was unable to make up for the goal it gave up to China’s Chen Yi in the 7th minute of the first quarter and wasted no time.

    Korea, which maintained a one-goal lead until the middle of the fourth quarter,

    was in a tight fight and was unable to continue its pursuit as Chau Mei-rung conceded an additional goal with about six minutes left in the game.

    However, Korea won a silver medal for women and a bronze medal for men in this hockey competition,

    shaking off the pain of ‘no medals for both men and women’ at the 2018 Jakarta-Palembang Games.

    In 2018, women ranked 4th and men ranked 5th.

    At the Hangzhou Asian Games, hockey became the only sport among Korea’s team ball sports (baseball/softball, soccer, basketball, volleyball, handball, hockey) in which both men and women won medals.

    In the 3rd and 4th place match, India defeated Japan 2-1 and won the bronze medal.

    10Dec, 2023
    Asian Games, Kim Hong-yeol Advances to the finals

    [Asian Games] Kim Hong-yeol advances to the finals, aiming for the first breaking champion… Secure the silver medal

    Breaking world’s ‘living legend’ Kim Hong-yeol (Hong10),

    who is aiming to become the first champion,

    advanced to the finals of the Hangzhou Asian Games and secured a silver medal.

    Kim Hong-yeol

    Kim Hong-yeol defeated Japan’s Issin Hishikawa with a round score of 3-0 (6-3 6-3 9-0) in the semifinals of the tournament held at the Archer Canal Sports Park Gymnasium in Hangzhou, Zhejiang Province, China on the afternoon of the 7th,

    advancing to the finals. advanced into 카지노사이트위키

    In the semifinals, which were conducted as a 1-on-1 battle, each player was guaranteed 3 rounds.

    Unlike the quarterfinals, which end when the second round is won first,

    all three rounds must be completed to reveal the winner of each round to determine who will advance to the finals.

    Each round is given one minute for each player to act.

    Asian Games

    Nine judges score five categories including technical ability, expression, originality, performance, and musicality.

    His opponent in the finals is Shigeyuki Nakarai (Shigekix) of Japan, another favorite to win.

    Kim Hong-yeol, born in 1985, won the Red Bull BC One Finals twice (2006, 2013),

    which is considered the most prestigious international competition.

    He is the first Korean winner.

    Winning twice is also the first time in Korea.

    Kim Hong-yeol, who started as a b-boy by participating in international competitions in 2001 at the age of 16,

    has maintained world-class skills for 22 years and is respected in the breaking world.

    Breaking was introduced for the first time in the Asian Games through this competition.

    If Kim Hong-yeol wins the gold medal, he will become the first champion.

    23Nov, 2023
    Track and Field Men’s Triple Jump Yoo Gyu-min 5th

    [Asian Games] Track and Field Men’s Triple Jump Yoo Gyu-min 5th, Kim Jang-woo 7th

    The Korean track and field men’s 400m relay team won a bronze medal at the Hangzhou Asian Games on the 3rd, but they still felt the gap with the top Asian teams in other events.

    Yoo Gyu-min

    In the men’s triple jump, where medals were expected, Yoo Gyu-min (22, Iksan City Hall) ranked 5th and Kim Jang-woo (24, Jangheung County Office) ranked 7th. 안전놀이터

    Yoo Gyu-min jumped 16m 28 in the men’s triple jump final at the 2022 Hangzhou Asian Games held at the main stadium of the Hangzhou Olympic Sports Center in Zhejiang, China, on the 3rd.

    Kim Jang-woo’s record that day was 16m02.

    The winner on this day was Zhu Yaming (China), who jumped 17m13.

    Second place Fang Yaoqing (China) jumped 16m 93.

    The record of 3rd place Praveen Chittaravel (India) was 16m68.

    Asian Games

    Gyu-min Yoo (best record 16 m 82) and Jang-woo Kim (16 m 78) could have won a medal if they had approached their personal best records, but in their first Asian Games,

    the two fell far short of their own records.

    Kim Jang-woo said, “I felt that we needed to grow more.

    Our mistakes were not enough.”

    Yoo Gyu-min also urged himself, “If I want to be competitive on the Asian stage,

    I need to build up more skills and experience.”

    Kim Yu-jin (27, Gyeongsan City Hall) set a personal best record of 15 minutes 55.89 seconds in the women’s 5,000m (previously 15 minutes 58.61 seconds),

    but finished the race in 9th place.

    Oh Soo-jeong (21, Korea National Sport University),

    who participated in the women’s high jump finals, ranked 10th with 1m 75.

    Oh Soo-jeong attempted the 1m 80 to break her personal best (1m 76),

    but she touched the bar all three times.

    23Nov, 2023
    Park Joo-hyo, 6th Place in Men’s 73kg Weightlifting Class

    [Asian Games] Park Joo-hyo, 6th Place in Men’s 73kg Weightlifting Class… North Korea Oh Geum-taek Bronze Medal

    The Park Joo-hyo (26, Goyang City Hall) ranked 6th in the men’s 73kg weightlifting class at the 2022 Hangzhou Asian Games.

    Park Joo-hyo

    Park Joo-hyo failed to stand on the podium after lifting 147 kg in snatch, 180 kg in clean and jerk,

    237 kg in total in the weightlifting men’s 73 kg group A competition held at the Xiaoshan Sports Center in Hangzhou, Zhejiang Province, China on the 3rd.

    North Korea’s Oh Geum-taek ranked third with 151 kg in snatch,

    193 kg in jerk and jerk, and 344 kg in total. 바카라사이트

    This is the 8th medal (4 gold, 3 silver, 1 bronze) won by North Korea in weightlifting at the Hangzhou Asian Games.

    Another North Korean athlete, Park Jeong-ju, ranked 4th with 151kg in snatch,

    188kg in jerk and 188kg, and 339kg in total.

    Ramat Abdullah

    Ramat Abdullah (Indonesia) won the championship in this weight class.

    Abdullah won with 158 kg in snatch, 201 kg in clean and jerk, and 359 kg in total.

    Ramat Abdullah, who ranked 11th at the 2018 Asian Games in Jakarta and Palembang,

    has risen to the ‘world’s best history’ in the past five years.

    He reached the top of the World Championships in 2021 and 2022,

    won a bronze medal at the 2021 Tokyo Olympics.

    On this day, Abdullah also set a new world record, surpassing his own world record for clean and jerk (200 kg) by 1 kg.

    Abdullah is the son of an Indonesian weightlifting couple.

    Abdullah’s father, Erwin Abdullah, won a silver medal in the 69kg class at the 2002 Busan Asian Games,

    and his mother, Amiasun Budiono, also won a gold medal at the 1995 Southeast Asian Games.

    His son, Aldullah, has an even more brilliant career than his parents.

    Viraporn Wichuma (Thailand), the 2023 Riyadh World Championships champion,

    won a silver medal in this competition with a total weight of 351 kg (156 kg in snatch, 195 kg in clean and jerk).

    23Nov, 2023
    Figure Skating Cha Jun-hwan and Lee Hae-in

    Figure Skating Cha Jun-hwan and Lee Hae-in, Shanghai Trophy Men’s and Women’s Short ‘Joint First Place’

    Men’s single Cha Jun-hwan 91.80 points… Women’s single Lee Hae-in 69.57 points

    Korean figure skating men’s and women’s singles figures Cha Jun-hwan (Korea University) and Lee Hae-in (Sehwa Girls’ High School) took the lead side by side in the 2023 Shanghai Trophy short program.

    Cha Jun-hwan

    Cha Jun-hwan scored 91.80 points, including technical score (TES) of 49.80 and artistic score (PCS) of 42.00, in the men’s single short program held in Shanghai, China on the 3rd, beating Adam Xiao Himpa (France, 84.00 points) by 7.80 points.

    Ranked 1st. 카지노사이트

    Its Cha Jun-hwan, who failed to hunt for a medal at the 31st Nephela Memorial held last weekend due to jumping anxiety and was pushed to 6th place, showed a relatively stable jump in the short program of this competition.

    Cha Jun-hwan, who participated in this competition for practical experience ahead of participating in the 2nd and 5th competitions of the International Skating Union (ISU) Senior Grand Prix this season, performed a quarter landing (jump rotation) in his first jump task, a quadruple salchow (base point 9.70).

    (If the number is less than 90 degrees), a decision was made, but the performance score (GOE) was not deducted.

    In the following quadruple toe loop-double toe loop combination jump (base score 10.80), he earned a GOE of 1.71 points and finished the first half of the performance by processing the flying camel spin at level 4.

    Lee Hae-in

    In the triple axel (base score 8.80) attempted in the extra point section, he received a whopping 2.08 GOE points and raised his score, and the change foot sit spin and change foot combination spin both received level 4.

    Cha Jun-hwan completed his performance by receiving a level 3 in the last task, the step sequence.

    In the women’s singles short program, Lee Hae-in took the lead with 69.57 points (TES 36.45 points + PCS 33.12 points), beating Brady Turnell (USA, 67.38 points) by 2.19 points.

    Lee Hae-in participated in this tournament following the Nephela Memorial last weekend to maintain her condition ahead of qualifying for the 3rd and 6th Senior Grand Prix competitions in November.

    Its Lee Hae-in, who received a GOE of 0.99 in his first task, the double Axel (base score 3.30), lost 0.35 GOE points in the subsequent triple Lutz-triple toe loop combination jump (base score 10.10) due to a quarter landing decision.

    Lee Hae-in, who treated the flying sit spin to level 4, was disappointed that the triple flip (base point 5.83), which was performed in the extra point section, was judged attention (be careful of edge use).

    Lee Hae-in, who received a level 3 in sit spin, finished the performance with a level 4 in both the change foot combination spin and step sequence.