Koo Bon-gil is tied for the most gold medals in Korea...
Sangwook Oh wins 6th gold medal after winning 2 gold medals in individual competition , Korea confirms overall victory in AG fencing for 4th consecutive time
The Korean men's fencing saber team achieved a milestone by winning the team event at the Asian Games for the third time in a row. 온라인카지노
The men's saber team, consisting of Oh Sang-wook (Daejeon Metropolitan City Hall), Koo Bon-gil, Kim Jeong-hwan (Korea Sports Promotion Foundation), and Kim Jun-ho (Hwaseong City Hall), defeated China 45-33 in the team finals of the 2022 Hangzhou Asian Games held at the Hangzhou University of Electronics Gymnasium in China on the 28th. defeated him and won the championship.
The Korean men's saber team won gold medals three times in a row in the Asian Games team event, following the 2014 Incheon and 2018 Jakarta-Palembang competitions.
The current members have teamed up to win the team event at the Jakarta Asian Games, the 2021 Tokyo Olympics, and even this tournament.
Gu Bon-gil, who won his 6th Asian Games gold medal, is named as the Korean athlete with the most gold medals at the Summer Asian Games in history, along with Park Tae-hwan (swimming), Nam Hyun-hee (fencing), Seo Jeong-gyun (horseback riding), Yang Chang-hoon (archery), and Ryu Seo-yeon (bowling). Raised it.
Oh Sang-wook, who won the gold medal in the individual competition by stopping Koo Bon-gil's four-game losing streak, became the second gold medalist in the competition.
Korea, which defeated Japan 45-26 in the team quarterfinals and Kazakhstan 45-41 in the semifinals, met with the host country, China, for the gold medal.
In the first round, ace Oh Sang-wook lost 4-5 to Lin Xiao, but Koo Bon-gil turned the tide with a 10-8 score in the second round against Sun Tian-feng, and Kim Jun-ho, who had been in good form since the quarterfinals on this day, lost 15 points in the third round against Yan Ying-hui. Run away with -9.
Koo Bon-gil, the individual silver medalist, made it 20-11 with an overwhelming performance, scoring one after another using bold lunge movements in the fourth round against Lin Xiao.
Oh Sang-wook, who had faltered in the first round, regained his appearance as an individual winner in the 5th round against Yan Ying-hui, and Korea went one step further to 25-15, and by the end of the 6th round between Kim Jun-ho and Sun Tian-feng, they were ahead 30-22.
After Koo Bon-gil ended the seventh round with Yan Yinghui 35-28, Korea regained the double-digit gap at 40-30 in the eighth round with Kim Jun-ho pushing Chinese substitute Liang Jianhao.
Oh Sang-uk, who played in the final 9th round, narrowed the gap somewhat by conceding consecutive goals to Chinese representative Shen Tianfeng in the early stages, but then counterattacked with three consecutive points to take the win.