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Fu Zhaoxuan won the men's track and field gold medal for Taiwan for the first time in 60 years. Woo Sang Hyuk is a famous high jumper in South Korea and has participated in the Asian Games three times.
Fu Zhaoxuan (middle) won the men's high jump gold medal, and South Korea's Yu Sang Hyuk (right) won the bronze. (Photo by reporter Chen Zhiqu)
Taiwanese men's high jumper Fu Zhaoxuan won the men's high jump gold medal at the Nagoya Asian Games today, winning the men's track and field gold medal for Taiwan for the first time in 60 years. South Korean high jump star Yu Sang-hyuk only ended up with a bronze medal due to injuries. He also looked forward to the Los Angeles Olympics two years later.
It rained continuously in Nagoya today, but Fu Zhaoxuan was not affected. He jumped 2.25 meters in one attempt and jumped up to the first place in the ranking. The Indian player Kusare, who was behind him, passed the second jump of 2.25 meters and finally won the silver medal. Yu Sang-hyeok received the bronze medal with 2.22 meters.
The 30-year-old Woo Sang Hyuk is a representative figure in South Korea's high jump world. He has participated in the Asian Games in the past three times and won silver medals twice. However, due to the impact of torn ligaments, his recent performance has been sluggish. Today's performance was far below his personal best record of 2.36 meters and not as good as this season's personal best of 2.30 meters. He could only accept the bronze medal.
Regarding the impact of rain on athletes, Woo Sang Hyuk pointed out, "When it rains, the performance of the athletes is usually poor. Even the athletes who originally had good results cannot show their strength." But he then said with a wry smile, "When I am not injured, I can jump to 2.32 meters even if it rains."
Yu Sang Hyuk pointed out that competitions will always leave regrets, but he will continue to persevere, "My career has never been smooth sailing. Now I am considered an older group of contestants, but I will not stop before the Los Angeles Olympics and will continue to challenge."
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Woo Sang Hyuk will continue training to compete in the Los Angeles Olympics.
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