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[Asian Games] Hansol Kim “I Worked Hard Because I Heard a Lot of Greetings, hahaha!”

 

 

 

Kim Han-sol (Seoul City Hall), who has been a mainstay of Korean men"s artistic gymnastics for nearly 10 years, started the 2018 Jakarta-Palembang Asian Games with a smile and ended it with tears.

He won his first gold medal in the floor exercise and became the star of the podium with a bright smile, but in the vault exercise, he almost held the gold medal in his arms with his overwhelming skills, but did not bow to the referee to signal the end of the competition, so he stayed in second place.

In gymnastics, you must make eye contact with the judge or bow to indicate that you are done after performing.

Kim Han-sol, recalling that memory, smiled again, showing his white teeth, and happily said, "I heard so many people say hello to me, so after today, I really did my best to say hello."

In the floor exercise finals of the 2022 Hangzhou Asian Games, which ended at the Huanglong Sports Center Gymnasium in Hangzhou, China on the 28th, Hansol Kim achieved his second consecutive victory in the competition, beating China"s Zhang Boheng and Lin Xiaofan with an unrivaled performance of 14.900 points.

Among Korean gymnasts, Kim Han-sol is the third to win the Asian Games two times in a row, following Yeo Hong-cheol, executive director of the Korean Gymnastics Association (professor at Kyung Hee University), and Kim Su-myeon.

Kim Han-sol, who quietly celebrated the gold medal by hugging coach Kim Dae-eun after the victory was confirmed, said in an interview in the joint coverage area, "Normally, in domestic and international competitions, when I played as the first player in the finals, I was not able to show my skills for 80 to 90% of the time, but Coach Kim said,"

He said, “Since we are number 1, this time we should get a really good result at the front to discourage the players behind us,” and commented, “That strategy seems to have worked.”

After Kim Han-sol received a total score of 14.900 with a difficulty score of 6.0 and a practical score of 8.900, no score was surpassed by Kim Han-sol.

Jang Bo-heung, who competed last with the one-sided support of Chinese fans, attempted a flip with a difficulty level of 6.1, 0.1 points higher than Kim Han-sol.

However, thanks to Jang Bo-heong"s shaky landing at the last minute, Kim Han-sol became the owner of the gold medal.

Regarding the part where Jang Bo-heung wavered under pressure at the last minute, Kim Han-sol interpreted that he was ahead in a battle of wits.

Kim Han-sol explained, "I was 0.1 points behind Jang Bo-heong in the difficulty level, but it was a difference that could be easily overcome depending on whether I moved slightly or not at all when landing," and added, "I think the Chinese player tried to do well but made a big move."

Kim Han-sol said, “I am proud of the fact that I became the third Korean athlete to win the Asian Games two times in a row,” and added, “I really wanted to win the vault gold medal this time, which I missed due to greetings at the Asian Games in Jakarta and Palembang, but I made a mistake in the team preliminaries. “It was disappointing.

Other than that, I’m happy that I achieved what I set out to achieve in this competition,” he said.

 

 

 

 

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[Asian Games] The Second Day of the Opening is also a Golden Day… 5 Additional Gold Medals, Including Swimming Hwang Sun-woo

 

 

North Korea won 5 gold medals in Taekwondo, shooting, fencing, and swimming for two consecutive days, "cruising the medal race".

North Korea added 2 silver medals in shooting and judo, and 1 bronze medal in gymnastics.

The Korean team continued its cruise in the early medal race by winning five gold medals for two consecutive days after the opening of the 2022 Hangzhou Asian Games.

Korea, which won gold medals in Taekwondo, shooting, and fencing, showed strength in martial arts and bayonet techniques, and added two gold medals in swimming in the evening, bringing the number of gold medals to 10 in just two days.

First, the Korean men"s 800m relay team, led by Yang Jae-hoon (Gangwon Provincial Office), Lee Ho-jun (Daegu City Hall), Kim Woo-min, and Hwang Seon-woo (Gangwon Provincial Office), set a new Asian record of 7 minutes 01.73 seconds in the finals held at the swimming pool at the Hangzhou Olympic Center in Zhejiang Province, China on the 25th. It ended with

Korea, whose best result was four silver medals in the team relay race, made history by winning relay gold for the first time in the Asian Games.

China, with its national team consisting of Fan Zhanle, Wang Shun, Niu Guangsheng, and Yang Haoyu, was second with a time of 7 minutes 03.40 seconds.

Hwang Seon-woo, who won a bronze medal in the 100m freestyle the previous day, decorated his second Asian Games medal with gold, and preliminaries Lee Yu-yeon (Korea National Sport University) and Kim Geon-woo (Dokdo Sports Team) also won gold medals.

Also, in the men"s 50m freestyle held earlier, Ji Yu-chan (Daegu City Hall) recorded 21.72 seconds, becoming the first Korean athlete to win a gold medal in this category in 21 years.

A Korean athlete"s gold medal in the men"s 50m freestyle at the Asian Games is a feat 21 years after Kim Min-seok at the 2002 Busan Games.

Hoi An Yantou (Hong Kong) took second place with 21.87 seconds, and Fan Zhanle, winner of the 100m freestyle the previous day, took the bronze medal with 21.92 seconds.

In Taekwondo, Jang Jun (Korea Gas Corporation) won the men"s 58kg final by defeating Mahmi Hajimosaeinapoti (Iran) with a round score of 2-0.

On the 24th, the first day of the opening, Kang Wan-jin (Hongcheon County Office) and Cha Ye-eun (Kyung Hee University) won gold medals in the Poomsae event, and on this day, they also showed off their status as a Taekwondo country in the sparring event.

Jang Jun, a bronze medalist at the 2021 Tokyo Olympics, won his first Asian Games appearance, showing off his skills as a world-class athlete in this weight class.

In shooting, Jeong Yu-jin (Cheongju City Hall), Ha Gwang-cheol (Busan City Hall), and Kwak Yong-bin (Chungnam Sports Council) participated in the men"s 10m running target summit team event and won the gold medal with 1,668 points.

South Korea had the same total score as North Korea, but won 39-29 in terms of the number of hits that hit the center of 10 points.

With this, Korea won its first gold medal in the 10m running target team event for the first time in Asian Games history.

In fencing, the finals were held between Korean athletes for two consecutive days.

The previous day, Choi In-jeong and Song Se-ra met in the women"s epee individual finals, and Choi In-jeong won the gold medal. In the men"s saber individual finals on this day, Oh Sang-wook (Daejeon City Hall) and Koo Bon-gil (Korea Sports Promotion Foundation) faced each other, with Oh Sang-wook sharing the gold medal and Koo Bon-gil sharing the silver medal. .

The two also faced each other in the finals of the Asian Games in Jakarta and Palembang, the previous competition, and Koo Bon-gil won 15-14, achieving his third consecutive Asian Games individual title. This time, Oh Sang-wook took the top spot on the podium.

In yachting, one gold medal was ‘reserved’.

Jo Won-woo (Haeundae District Office), who participated in the men"s windsurfing RS:

Even if he does not play on the 26th, Wonwoo Cho will take home the gold medal.

However, this gold medal will be awarded to Cho Won-woo at an awards ceremony after the game ends on the 26th.

In judo, Lee Jun-hwan (Yongin University) in the men"s 81 kg class advanced to the finals, but lost to Somon Makmedbekov (Tajikistan) in half of the thigh throws and finished as runner-up.

A silver medal was won in judo for two consecutive days, following Lee Ha-rim (Korea Racing Association) in the men"s 60kg class the previous day.

In the table tennis team semifinals, the joys and sorrows of the Korean men"s and women"s national teams were mixed.

The men advanced to the finals by defeating Iran 3-0, making it to the finals of the team event for the 10th consecutive Asian Games since the 1986 Seoul Games, and will play the finals against "Great Wall" China on the 26th.

On the other hand, the women"s national team lost 1-3 in the semifinals against Japan, preventing them from participating in the Asian Games team finals for 33 years since winning the silver medal at the 1990 Beijing Games.

In women"s soccer, Ji So-yeon (Suwon FC) set a record of playing in 150 international matches, and Korea defeated the Philippines 5-1 thanks to Son Hwa-yeon (Hyundai Steel)"s hat trick, securing two consecutive wins and advancing to the quarterfinals.

North Korea, which won one bronze medal the previous day, won a silver medal in the women"s 70kg judo team event with Moon Seong-hee in the men"s shooting 10m running target team event, and added a bronze medal in the women"s gymnastics team event.

As of the 25th, the second day of the opening ceremony, Korea is ranked second in the medal rankings with 10 gold medals, 10 silver medals, and 13 bronze medals.

China took an overwhelming lead with 39 gold medals, and Japan was third behind Korea with 5 gold medals, 14 silver medals, and 12 bronze medals.

North Korea ranked 13th with two silver medals and two bronze medals.

 

 

 

 

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‘Final Goal’ Heo Yul of Gwangju “I Will Play Soccer Worthy of Third Place”

Heo Yul, who led Gwangju FC to 3 consecutive wins and 3rd place Suseong with the winning goal, pledged, “I will play soccer worthy of 3rd place.”

Gwangju defeated FC Seoul 1-0 in the Hana One Q K League 1 2023 30th round away game held at Seoul World Cup Stadium on the 17th.

In the 4th minute of the first half, Heo Yul received Ha Seung-woon"s sensational one-touch heel pass in the penalty area in front of the goal and struck low with his left foot into the corner of the goal on the other side of the goal. casinositewiki

Gwangju held off Seoul"s strong offensive until the end, and Heo Yul"s goal became the winning goal.

In an interview after the game, Heo Yul said, “I was preparing for a creative play in the attack area, and I think it connected well,” and “I feel good about winning.”

He then looked back on the situation at the time, saying, "I was often pointed out about my reaction to the ball"s movement, but luckily the ball fell (in front of me) just as I was preparing in advance."

Before the game, Gwangju coach Lee Jeong-hyo said that Um Ji-seong and Heo Yul, who had joined the Olympic team, had been repositioned.

Regarding this, Heo Yul explained, "After returning from the national team, I was criticized for standing in a defensive position during team training."

Heo Yul pointed out ‘proactivity’ as the area in which he has grown the most this season.

He said, "Even if I fail, I try to fight back.

I think I"ve become more proactive than last season.

I thought about defense first, but offense seems to follow naturally."

He confidently said, “Personally, I continued my shooting training, believed in myself, and played the game.”

Regarding Gwangju"s performance, which has recently gained momentum, he said, "The players were clearly aware of their shortcomings and worked hard to prevent their shortcomings from appearing again."

He added, "Everyone"s confidence has increased.

They are currently ranked 3rd, and we will try to play good soccer that matches our ranking. “He promised.

He continued, "Personally, I felt pressured about not scoring, and I pushed myself into a corner, but in the end, I had the mental strength to score," referring to the psychological factor behind scoring that day.

 

Hwang In-beom, Will he Leave this Summer? Serbian Transfer Rumor

There have been reports that Korean national soccer team midfielder Hwang In-beom is leaving the conflict-ridden Olympiakos (Greece) and heading to Serbia"s prestigious FK Cverna Zvezda.

Politica, a leading Serbian daily, quoted Tanjug News Agency on the 4th (Korean time) and said, "In-Beom Hwang becomes the new member of Zvezda.

He signed a four-year contract," and added, "He will be paid about 5 million euros (about 7.12 billion won)."

“It is paid over a period of years. 

It is the largest transfer fee in the club’s history,” the report said.

Next, it was reported that Hwang In-beom, who had a conflict with the club over the contract period, had already left Olympiacos about a month ago.

According to reports, Hwang In-beom"s side believed that the contract with the club ended this summer.

However, Olympiacos said that there were still two more years left in the period and that he could not send the player unless there was an offer to pay 15 million euros (21.37 billion won) as a transfer fee, and a standoff was said to have ensued.

The newspaper reported that while the two sides were at a stalemate, Zvezda intervened and succeeded in recruiting Hwang In-beom.

Greek sports media outlet Gazeta also simultaneously reported the news of Hwang In-beom"s transfer. 

However, the media reported that the transfer fee was 5.5 million euros.

At the same time, it was explained that Olympiacos felt burdened by the prolonging dispute with Hwang In-beom, so they allowed the transfer to Zvezda, a team with which they had maintained a good relationship.

Hwang In-beom boasted a strong position to the point where he was selected as Olympiakos" Player of the Year" by the league secretariat starting from his debut season, the 2022-2023 season, but he has not been able to appear in an official game even once since the conflict with the club.

Hwang In-beom, who played for Russia"s Kazan, wore the Olympiakos uniform after playing for K-League FC Seoul through special regulations of the International Federation of Football Associations (FIFA) following Russia"s invasion of Ukraine last year.

He played as a starting player at Olympiacos and played in 32 league games, 5 games in the UEFA Europa League qualifying and finals, and 3 games in the Greek Cup.

He scored 3 goals and 4 assists in the league, 1 goal in the Europa League qualifiers and 1 goal in the cup competition.

Zvezda, based in Belgrade, the capital of Serbia, is a prestigious team that has won the regular league and cup competitions for three consecutive seasons.

They have a history of winning 19 times in the ‘Yugoslav 1st Division’, which was the highest league in the region before Yugoslavia collapsed due to civil war in the 1990s.

They are the strongest team in name and reality, having won the Serbian Superliga nine times. 

This is their 6th consecutive loss since the 2017-2018 season.

In the 1990-1991 season, he also took the throne in the European Cup, the predecessor of the UEFA Champions League.

 

 

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Women"s Basketball BNK Defeats Hana One Q and Wins the Park Shin-ja Cup for the Second Time... Hyeji Ahn 14 Points

Busan BNK, a women"s professional basketball team, won its second win at the 2023 Woori Bank Park Shin-ja Cup International Tournament.

BNK defeated Bucheon Hana One Q 58-55 in the Group B match of the group stage on the fourth day of the tournament held at Cheongju Gymnasium in North Chungcheong Province on the 30th.

 However, BNK, who finished the group stage with 2 wins and 2 losses, found it virtually difficult to advance to the semifinals. casinositewiki.com

In Group B, Cheongju KB is in the lead with 3 wins, and Eneos (Japan) is in 2nd place with 2 wins and 1 loss.

If Eneos wins in the match between Hana One Q (1 win, 2 losses) and Eneos held on the 31st, KB and Eneos will advance to the semifinals.

If Hana One Q wins, the three teams, BNK and Eneos, will be tied with 2 wins and 2 losses.

In this case, the records between the three teams are considered, and since BNK lost to Eneos by 5 points, they cannot be ahead in goal-loss ratio among the three teams.

BNK scored the final point with Ahn Hye-ji scoring 29 seconds before the end when the score was tied 55-55.

With 7.8 seconds left, BNK Kim Han-byeol received two free throws due to a foul by Hana One Q, but only one was successful, and with the lead being three points, Hana One Q took the last offense.

However, Hana One Q was looking for a chance to shoot, but was unable to shoot before the end signal, and lost by 3 points.

For BNK, Hyeji Ahn scored 14 points and 7 assists, and Jin An played with 8 points and 12 rebounds.

? 2023 Park Shin-ja Cup International Basketball Tournament Records

? Group A

Toyota (2 wins, 1 loss) 92 (21-19 21-16 24-15 26-13) 63 Bendigo (1 win, 2 losses)

Shinhan Bank (2 wins, 2 losses) 65 (20-19 16-12 15-13 14-12)56 Samsung Life Insurance (3 losses)

? Group B

Eneos (2 wins, 1 loss) 103 (27-18 22-13 27-23 27-13)67 Philippines National Team (3 losses)

BNK (2 wins, 2 losses) 58 (21-18 19-14 7-15 11-8) 55 Hana One Q (1 wins, 2 losses)