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    10May, 2024
    Croatian Zavic to Pepper with the No. 1 overall pick…Burkina Faso to be the new president

    Croatian outside hitter Barbara Javic, 29, will wear the No. 1 overall pick and will play for Pepper Savings Bank.

    The Korea Volleyball Organization (KOVO) held the 2024 Women’s Foreign Player Draft on Monday (Sept. 9) at the Holiday Inn & Suites Dubai Science Park in Dubai, United Arab Emirates (UAE).

    The seven women’s clubs were selected in the reverse order of their standings from the 2023-2024 season through a lottery. Pepper Savings Bank, Jungkwanjang, Korea Expressway Corporation, IBK, GS Caltex, Heungkuk Life Insurance, 메이저 토토사이트 and Hyundai E&C each selected one player.

    Pepper Savings Bank, which finished last in the league last season, received the first overall pick. Pepper Savings Bank head coach Jang Ji-yeon called out the name of 194-centimeter apogee spiker Zavic.

    With his height and offensive prowess, Zavic attracted a lot of attention at the tryout. With the selection of middle blocker Zhang Yu (China – 197 centimeters) in the previous Asian Quarterly Draft, Pepper Savings Bank now has the best height in the V-League.

    Zheng was lucky to be selected second overall after finishing third last season. After receiving the earlier-than-expected pick, head coach Ko Hee-jin asked for time.

    After much deliberation, Ko selected Vanya Vukiric (25-Serbia), who played for Korea Expressway Corporation. Vukiric was the third-leading scorer last season, but his contract was not renewed by Korea Expressway Corporation.

    Chung, who has an Asian quota player, Mega, was expected to select an outside hitter, but he chose Apojit Vukiric. Club officials, who had Vukiric’s name in mind, breathed a sigh of disappointment.

    Next, Korea Expressway Corporation selected left-handed outside hitter Merelin Nikoleva (21-Bulgaria-183 cm) with the third pick. IBK, which needed height reinforcements after drafting setter Chen Xintong (China), selected apo jit spiker Victoria Danchak (24-Ukraine-191 cm) at No. 4.

    Fifth-ranked GS Caltex and seventh-ranked Hyundai E&C re-signed Moma (31-Cameroon) and Silva (31-Cuba), respectively, the day before. Sixth-ranked Heungkuk Life, which was virtually last in line, called for time when all the players they had in mind were selected. Heungkuk Life head coach Marcello Abondanza chose Turku Bourge (25-191 centimeters), an apogee spiker from Turkuye.

    Moma, Silva, and Vukiric, a second-year player, will each earn $300,000 (about 410 million won). The newcomers to the V-League will earn $250,000 (approximately KRW 343 million) per year.

    10May, 2024
    ‘Eternal Libero’ Yeo Oh-hyun Turns Coach…”Please Support My Leadership Life”

    “I want to hear about leaders who breathe with me, who communicate with me.”

    At the NAS Sports Complex in Dubai, United Arab Emirates, where the women’s professional volleyball team’s foreign player tryouts were held on Aug. 8 (KST), ‘rookie’ Yeo Oh-hyun (46), a coach from IBK, still walked. “We only trained together in the weight room, but he counted out loud and shouted encouragement from the sidelines. It’s not just me working out. I have to yell more than I did when I was a player to motivate everyone,” he laughs.

    Yeo is still a “rookie coach” who has been with the team for less than two months. He started his job at the Asian Quarterfinal Draft on May 29, and has only been training with the team for about three days because he has been attending foreign player tryouts. “I’ve watched a lot of videos of the women’s team. 스포츠토토사이트 I realized that I had to study a lot because they were not what I thought they would be,” he said.

    Yeo is known as the “man of records” and the “eternal libero”. He played a total of 20 seasons for Hyundai Capital, starting in the V-League Men’s Division in 2005 and continuing with Samsung Fire until last season. He played 625 matches, the most in the organization’s history, and ranked first in reception accuracy (8005) and first in digs (5219). She is more than 1,000 digs shy of the second-best mark in each category. He remained healthy in the 2023-2024 season, appearing in 22 matches. “I’m more proud of the fact that I played a full season without taking a break than I am of titles like 45 or 600 games,” he said of his ’45 Project’ to retire at 45.

    There was one coach who recognized Yeo’s sincerity, persistence, and determination. It was Kim Ho-cheol (69), the head of IBK’s corporate bank. Kim and Yeo had a priestly relationship at Hyundai Capital. When Kim was about to retire, he called Yeo and offered her a coaching job. Looking back, Yeo says, “I was grateful, but honestly, I was more afraid. “I thought, ‘Will I be able to do a good job and won’t I put pressure on the coach?’ I’m grateful that the coach gave me the strength to say, ‘You can do it,'” she said. “Coach Yeo is very self-motivated and sincere enough to play until her 40s. I think she can be a good coach.” “I think the players will learn a lot from her in terms of defense and reception. That’s what I was hoping for,” Kim explained.

    Yeo has tasted plenty of victories in his career, and is the second most decorated coach of all time (nine) behind Yoo Kwang-woo (39, Korean Air – 11). “Honestly, I’d be lying if I said I wasn’t greedy. As a player, I really wanted to fill it up, but it’s a shame that I retired with a missing piece of the puzzle,” Yeo said. He hopes to fill this gap as a coach one day.

    Yeo’s son, Yeo Kwang-woo (Song Sango 3), is following in his father’s footsteps as a libero. It’s a close call. Had Yeo stayed in the game longer and her son entered the draft straight out of high school, it could have been an unprecedented situation of father and son playing together. “When I told him (I was retiring), he said, ‘Real? ‘ He said, ‘Dad, why? “He said he decided to try something new for once,” Yeo confessed.

    Despite her successful career, Yeo still has one regret. He was unable to say goodbye to the fans of Cheonan, the home of Hyundai Capital, where he last played. “I can’t do it right now, but I’m not far away. I’m still in the volleyball world, so I’ll have a chance to say goodbye to the fans at some point,” he said. “I want to thank them for their support and applause. I hope you will continue to support me as I grow as a coach,” she said.

    Yeo, who worked harder than anyone else, is now on the path of leadership. She is determined to do her best in this field as well. “I’m new to the women’s game, but Coach Kim told me that volleyball is played by the same players anyway. As a player, I wanted to be a fighter and a passionate player, and now I want to help our players do the same.”

    10May, 2024
    NHK Bank FIBA 3×3 Hongcheon Challenger 2024 live streaming

    The NHK Bank FIBA 3×3 Hongcheon Challenger 2024, the only 3×3 international tournament to be held in Korea this year, will be broadcast live on KBS N Sports.

    The NHK Bank FIBA 3×3 Hongcheon Challenge 2024, which will be held at the Tori Forest Urban Forest Park in Hongcheon, Hongcheon-gun, Gangwon-do, on the 11th and 12th of this month, will feature fierce competition from 16 3×3 teams from around the world. The tournament will feature high-level competition from global 3×3 powerhouses such as the United States (Princeton), Latvia (Adage), 카지노사이트킴 the Netherlands (Uderlecht), and Germany (Düsseldorf).

    The NH Bank FIBA 3×3 Hongcheon Challenger 2024, where you can experience the world’s best 3×3 game, is the first Challenger to be held globally this year and has attracted so much interest that FIBA (International Basketball Federation) has dispatched an Asian director.

    The Hongcheon Challenge will be held once again after last year’s edition, marking the first time in Korean 3×3 history that a Challenge has been held in the same region for two consecutive years. Previous Challengers held in Inje, Jeju, Goyang, and Sacheon since 2019 have been one-off events. However, Hongcheon County, which has branded the Hongcheon Challenger to become a world-class 3×3 city, has confirmed that it will continue to host the Hongcheon Challenger until 2026, playing a major role in the development of 3×3 in Korea.

    The Hongcheon Challenger, which has been transformed into a long-term content, will once again be broadcast live on KBS N Sports after last year’s edition. KBS N Sports will broadcast the main matches of the first day of the tournament on May 11 from 14:00 p.m. to 17:00 p.m., and the second day of the tournament on May 12 from 18:30 p.m. to 21:20 p.m., when the winning team will be crowned.

    However, if rain is forecast for Saturday and the venue is moved indoors due to rain, the live broadcast on Saturday will be changed to a recorded broadcast.

    An official from the Korea 3×3 Basketball Organization (KXO), which is organizing the tournament, said, “After last year, we are once again able to introduce the Hongcheon Challenger and 3×3 on TV. Many people are working hard for the Hongcheon Challenger, so we will prepare well to make this tournament a success as well,” he said, promising the success of the second Hongcheon Challenger.

    All matches of the NH Bank FIBA 3×3 Hongcheon Challenger 2024 will be available on the official FIBA 3×3 YouTube channel.

    10May, 2024
    “My heart is heavy” KCC finally dedicates trophy to Chairman Jung Sang-young…next stop Busan

    It took 13 seasons to get back to the top. KCC started by visiting the late Honorary Chairman Jung Sang-young.

    The Busan KCC coaching staff and players headed to the mausoleum of Honorary Chairman Jung Sang-young on the 8th. It was a step to dedicate the trophy of the 2023-2024 Jung Kwan-jang Professional Basketball Championship.

    The youngest brother of the late Hyundai Group Chairman Emeritus Chung Ju-young, his love for basketball was well known. As a former KBL title sponsor, he supported major tournaments such as the Pro-Am Best of the Best and the 텍사스홀덤사이트 Asia-Pacific University Basketball Challenge. The company’s support for the KCC basketball team was also notable. KCC’s bold investment in the team over the years was largely due to the will of the late Chairman Emeritus Sang-young.

    Despite the eagerly awaited return to the top, KCC has failed to win a championship since the 2010-2011 season. The team continued to invest heavily, but the 2015-2016 regular season championship followed by the championship game was the last regular season championship and championship game that the late Chairman Emeritus saw before his passing. The late Chairman passed away on January 30, 2021, at the age of 84.

    KCC won the regular season title in the 2020-2021 season shortly after the passing of the late Honorary Chairman Jung Sang-young. They then entered the playoffs with the intention of bringing home the championship trophy, but were swept in the championship game by Anyang KGC (now Jung Kwan-jang). The 2023-2024 championship was their first in 13 seasons since the 2010-2011 season.

    “It’s sad,” said Jeon, who finally dedicated the trophy to the team. “He loved basketball so much. He would have been so happy to see us win the championship…. It’s actually a heavy feeling to finally give him the championship he’s been waiting for so long. He was very worried about Korean basketball, and he wanted us to perform in front of a large crowd, and he personally told me about his plans to host an international tournament. Of course, I’m happy that we won the championship, but I have a lot of regrets that I couldn’t deliver it to him during his lifetime,” said Jeon Chang-jin.

    After visiting the mausoleum of the late Chairman Emeritus Jung Sang-young, KCC’s next stop is Busan, their hometown. KCC will hold a fan meeting to commemorate the championship at Busan Sajik Gymnasium at 2 p.m. on May 15, and key players will attend. The number of attendees is unlimited, and details are being finalized. KCC plans to thank the Busan fans for their support, which averaged 18,856.5 fans per game in the two championship games.

    Coach Jeon Chang-jin said, “The future is more important. KCC needs to do better so that the enthusiasm of the Busan fans doesn’t cool down. We have to put everything into the home game and repay them with a good performance. Other teams should also try harder to attract large crowds. That’s what’s good for Korean basketball. I would like to see KCC lead by example.”

    10May, 2024
    NBA’s ‘big man on the fringe’ wins third MVP award

    When the 2014 National Basketball Association (NBA) draft rolled around, Nikola Jokic (29-Serbia) was a largely unheralded player. He had great hardware, but he didn’t move smoothly, and the Serbian game he was born into wasn’t quite up to NBA standards and needed to be proven. Jokic, who stands at 6-foot-11 with a 221-centimeter wingspan, was selected by the Denver Nuggets with the 41st pick in the second round of the draft, at which point the broadcasters stopped the game to cut to commercials and show little interest.

    Once labeled as a “tall player,” Jokic took off and became a “do-it-all” player. He developed the ability to shoot from mid-range, as well as find an undefended player to pass to after breaking through the paint. When he found space, he could shoot from the perimeter, pulling defenders out of the paint to create openings, and he also developed the ability to block shots with his long arms. Jokic was nicknamed “The Joker,” meaning “a card that can be used anywhere,” and was named the league’s Most Valuable Player 먹튀검증 (MVP) in 2021 and 2022.

    In 2023, Jokic had his best year yet. He led Denver to the top of the NBA and was named MVP of the championship game. However, Jokic failed to win the regular season MVP award for the third consecutive year. Jokic was forced to relinquish the MVP award to Joel Embiid (Philadelphia 76ers) due to public opinion that a stricter standard was needed to win back-to-back awards.

    However, Jokic’s unwavering and consistent play has finally earned him a third star. On Monday, the NBA announced that Jokic was named the league’s MVP for the 2023-2024 season. Jokic totaled 926 points, including 79 first-place votes (10 points) out of 99 possible votes. Second place went to Shai Gilgeous-Alexander (Oklahoma City Thunder) with 640 points and third place went to Luka Doncic (Dallas Mavericks – 566 points).

    Jokic became the ninth player to win three MVP awards in the NBA since its inception in 1946. Only LeBron James (40-Los Angeles Lakers) and Jokic have won three MVPs since the 2000s, when the NBA began to be recognized as the undisputed center of world basketball.

    Despite winning the regular-season MVP, Jokic’s Denver is in trouble in the second round of the NBA playoffs (best-of-seven). The defending champions, who won the championship last season, dropped both Games 1 and 2 to the Minnesota Timberwolves.

    The Rookie of the Year honors went to French “rookie sensation” Victor Wembanyama (20-San Antonio Spurs). Wembanyama swept all 99 first-place votes and earned a career-high 495 points, easily edging out Chet Holmgren (Oklahoma City Thunder). It’s the sixth time the Rookie of the Year voting has been unanimous, joining David Robinson in 1990 and Blake Griffin in 2011. Wembanyama averaged 21.4 points, 10.6 rebounds, 3.9 assists and 3.6 blocked shots in 71 games in his rookie season.

    Minnesota’s Rudy Gobert (32-FR) won the Defensive Player of the Year award. It is Gobert’s fourth career award. The French native averaged 14 points, 12.9 rebounds and 2.1 blocked shots in 74 games this season. Led by Gobert, Minnesota played a stingy defense that allowed 106.5 points per game, the fewest among 30 teams this season. Gobert joins Dikembe Mutombo and Ben Wallace as the third players to win the Defensive Player of the Year award four times since it was established in 1983. This means that the MVP, Rookie of the Year, and Defensive Player of the Year awards in the NBA this season have all been won by European players.

    4May, 2024
    Veteran Kang Gyeong-nam takes sole lead on the first day of GS Caltex Maekyung Open
    Rookie Jang Yu-bin and others tied for second place, one stroke behind.

    Kang Gyeongnam

    Kang Gyeong-nam, a veteran of 11 wins on the Korea Professional Golf (KPGA) Tour, got off to a good start on the first day of the 43rd GS Caltex Maekyung Open.

    In the first round of the tournament held at Namseoul Country Club (par 71) in Seongnam-si, Gyeonggi-do on the 2nd, Kang Gyeong-nam swept 6 birdies and hit 6 under par 65 without a bogey. 메이저사이트

    Kang Gyeong-nam, who beat the second-place group by one stroke, rose to the sole lead.

    Kang Gyeong-nam, who has 11 wins in total, has not been able to add wins since the opening of the Bizplay Electronic Newspaper in September 2021.

    Kang Gyeong-nam, who started from the 10th hole, made birdies in 4 consecutive holes from the 12th to the 15th hole, and also took the lead by reducing one stroke on the 18th hole (par 4).

    In the 4th hole (par 4), he hit his second shot with a 7-iron on the green and then made a birdie with 2 putts to take the lead. 슬롯사이트

    Kang Gyeong-nam, who is now 41 years old and has entered his 21st year of tour experience, said, “It takes a lot of strength to compete with young players who hit long shots,” and added, “To compete with them, I carry my bicycle in the trunk of my car and exercise my lower body whenever I have time.”

    He added that recently, after taking putt lessons, his putt improved and his confidence returned.

    Rookie Jang Yu-bin, Korean-Canadian Lee Tae-hoon, Miguel Carballo (Argentina), and Kim Woo-hyun were named in a tie for second place (5 under par, 66 strokes), one stroke behind Kang Gyeong-nam.

    In addition, Park Sang-hyun, who is the same age as Kang Gyeong-nam and has 12 wins in total, tied for 6th place with Lee Jeong-hwan and others with 4 under par 67 strokes.

    Last year’s grand prize winner Ham Jeong-woo, who was away at the beginning of the season to participate in the Korn Ferry Tour, the second division tour of the PGA of America, finished the first day with 3 under par 68 in his first domestic tournament of the season. 토토사이트 순위

    4May, 2024
    Lee Jeong-hoo donates to Gwangju children’s welfare facility on Children’s Day
    For the fourth year in a row, he donated to Shinaewon, which his father, Lee Jong-beom, helped for 30 years.

    Lee Jeong-hoo and Lee Jong-beom have been sponsoring Shin Aewon, a Gwangju children’s welfare facility, for generations.

    Jeong-hoo Lee (25), who is playing in the Major League Baseball (MLB), has practiced sharing for four consecutive years, following his father Jong-beom Lee (53), former coach of the LG Twins.

    Shin Aewon, a children’s welfare facility in Gwangju, announced on the 2nd that Lee Jeong-hoo donated 10 million won ahead of Children’s Day. 안전놀이터

    In a press release announcing Lee Jeong-hoo’s donation, Shin Ae-won explained, “I delivered the donation with the words of gratitude that I am always supporting children to live healthy lives.”

    Lee Jeong-hoo has been sponsoring Shinaewon for the fourth year, starting with 5 million won on Children’s Day 2021. 슬롯사이트

    His good deeds continue for two generations. Her father, Lee Jong-beom, has been in a relationship with Shin Ae-won since 1994, when he was a Haitai Tigers player.

    When Lee Jong-beom was a player, he invited Shin Ae-won’s children to Gwangju Stadium to watch the game, and in 2001, when he returned from Japan, he signed the player’s uniform and bat that he used and gave them as a gift.

    Director Kim Joseph and Shin Ae-won said, “I am really grateful to Jeong-hoo Lee for taking care of Children’s Day despite his busy schedule with major league activities.” 토토사이트 추천

    4May, 2024
    Ham Jeong-woo, first player of the KPGA season, said, “It was a disappointing Korn Ferry Tour experience.”

    Ham Jeong-woo

    Ham Jeong-woo, last year’s Korea Professional Golf (KPGA) Tour grand prize winner, experienced the American Professional Golf Korn Ferry Tour (2nd division tour) and participated in a domestic tournament for the first time this season.

    Ham Jeong-woo entered the Korn Ferry Tour this year with the goal of advancing to the PGA Tour, but did not achieve satisfactory results.

    He participated in 7 tournaments on the Korn Ferry Tour and missed the cut four times, and his best result was a tie for 36th at the Panama Championship. 카지노사이트

    Ham Jeong-woo, who played the first round of the GS Caltex Maekyung Open held at Namseoul Country Club (par 71) in Seongnam-si, Gyeonggi-do on the 2nd, confessed his difficult experience of the Korn Ferry Tour.

    Ham Jeong-woo said, “I played alone and spoke alone during the Korn Ferry Tour,” and added, “I was disappointed because my performance was so poor.”

    He also smiled bitterly, saying, “I tried out for the Korn Ferry Tour to watch and learn from other players’ games, but there were many situations where I had no choice but to play provisional balls and play my own game, so I didn’t even have time to watch other players play.”

    In the first round of the Maekyung Open, which took place two days after returning to Korea, Ham Jeong-woo recorded three birdies without bogeys and ranked high with a 3-under par score of 68.

    However, Ham Jeong-woo expressed dissatisfaction with his performance on the first day, saying, “I was ranked high, but the game content was not good.”

    Ham Jeong-woo plans to stay in Korea for about three more weeks and improve his shot by participating in domestic competitions. 안전 슬롯사이트

    4May, 2024
    Samsung’s Yook Seon-yeop, who played before his debut, said, “I won’t be nervous during my second appearance.”
    1 inning scoreless against Doosan on the 1st “When I saw the video, I was really nervous.”

    Kang Min-ho makes fun of Yook Seon-yeop (center), who made his debut on the 1st.

    On the day of his professional first team debut, Yook Seon-yeop (18, Samsung Lions) received ‘joking congratulations’ from his seniors and friends from other teams.

    It all started as a prank by Samsung catcher Kang Min-ho.

    Seon-Yeop Yook took the mound in the bottom of the 7th inning of a visiting professional baseball game against the Doosan Bears held at Jamsil Stadium in Seoul on the 1st and allowed one hit and no runs in one inning.

    However, two walks were allowed, putting the bases loaded.

    With bases loaded and one out in the 7th inning, Yook Seon-yeop guided Su-bin Jeong to a grounder in front of the shortstop.

    Jo Soo-haeng, the runner heading to second base, was undisputedly out.

    However, batter Jeong Soo-bin was ruled safe at first base.

    Samsung manager Park Jin-man requested a video review, and the first base situation was also overturned to ‘out’.

    If Su-bin Jeong had been safe, Seon-yup Yook would have had to give up 1 point in his debut game, but after the video review, a ‘double play’ was ruled, and he ended his debut game with no runs. 메이저사이트

    As he entered the dugout, catcher Kang Min-ho showed two fingers in a ‘pincer shape’ towards Yook Seon-yeop.

    Kang Min-ho, whom we met at Jamsil Stadium on the 2nd, laughed heartily and said, “It means my heart is small.”

    Kang Min-ho said, “Yook Seon-yeop was so nervous while waiting for the video to be reviewed. It reminded me of myself in the past, so I made fun of Yook Seon-yeop,” and added, “Isn’t it admirable that a rookie pitcher had such a good debut? In fact, I think he’s a good pitcher. “I cheered on my junior who made his professional first team debut.

    When Yook Seon-yeop pitches, he breathes faster than usual and even his lips appear blue, so the ‘Video of Yook Seon-yeop’s debut game’ became a hot topic among baseball fans.

    Of course, Yook Seon-yeop, the person involved, also saw the video.

    Yook Seon-yeop confessed, “I didn’t think I was nervous, but when I saw the video, I was nervous,” and “I could see that he was breathing hard.”

    Friends of the same age who appeared on the professional stage together this year, including Hwang Jun-seo (Hanwha Eagles) and Kim Yun-ha (Kiwoom Heroes), also sent playful messages, asking, “Are you so nervous that your lips turn blue?”

    Yook Seon-yeop shook his head and said, “I don’t know why my lips looked blue.”

    The messages from his seniors and friends were full of teasing, but Yook Seon-yeop is well aware of the sincerity behind the jokes.

    Yook Seon-yeop said, “Senior Lee Ho-seong said, ‘It gets better the second time you pitch.’ Other seniors and friends from other clubs who appeared on the first team stage before me also said similar things,” and added, “I hope I get a second opportunity to pitch as soon as possible.” “Then I will throw it without shaking,” he promised with a smile. 온라인 슬롯

    4May, 2024
    Taekwondo star Kang Mir was disqualified from participating in the Olympics due to an error in the redistribution of qualifications.
    Moroccan association puts the brakes on WT quota allocation Delivered to Moroccan athletes according to the IOC’s authoritative interpretation

    Mir Kang leaving the stadium

    Taekwondo women’s 49kg class Mir Kang (Yeongcheon City Hall)’s participation in the 2024 Paris Olympics was canceled again.

    An official from the Korea Taekwondo Association said on the 2nd, “We received an official letter from the World Taekwondo Federation (WT) stating that there was an error in the process of redistributing Olympic qualifications,” adding, “It was stated that Kang Mir could not participate in the Paris Olympics.”

    An official added, “Just last week, Kang Mir won an additional quota, which boosted the national team’s mood. It is very unfortunate,” and added, “We will think about how to respond within the association.”

    Kang Mir recently enjoyed the good fortune of receiving a ticket to the Paris Olympics as the women’s 49kg event at the Oceania Paris Olympics quarter meet was canceled due to a lack of participants.

    WT reallocated the qualifications according to the Olympic rankings in accordance with International Olympic Committee (IOC) regulations, and Kang Mir, ranked 8th in the Olympic rankings, won the quota. 스포츠 토토사이트

    However, a problem arose recently when the Moroccan Taekwondo Association put the brakes on WT’s decision.

    Morocco claimed that its national team player Omaima El-Bushti, who has a higher world ranking than Kang Mir, is eligible to participate in the Olympics.

    An official from the Taekwondo world said, “Bushti was recently adjusted from the women’s 49kg class to the 57kg class, and in this process, she was excluded from WT’s Olympic quota allocation.” WT inquired about the matter with the IOC, and Bushti “It was decided that priority would be given to ,” he said.

    An official explained, “It is difficult to overturn this decision,” and added, “Unfortunately, Kang Mir’s participation in the Olympics has been cancelled.”

    As a result, the number of Korean Taekwondo players participating in the Paris Olympics decreased again from 5 to 4.

    Based on the WT Olympic rankings, three people – Taejun Park (Kyung Hee University) in the men’s 58kg class, Geonwoo Seo (Korea National Sport University) in the 80kg class, and Lee Dabin (Seoul City Hall) in the women’s over 67kg class – secured tickets to Paris, and won the women’s 57kg class at the Asian quarter competition. Kim Yu-jin (Ulsan Metropolitan City Sports Council) additionally earned the right to participate. 성인웹툰

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