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Woori Card recorded two consecutive wins in the opening game and took the sole lead with 6 points. OK Savings Bank had 1 win, 1 loss, and 3 points. Araujo achieved the triple crown for the second time in his career and the 290th triple crown in men's history since the KB Insurance match on November 22 last year.
Professional volleyball Woori Card recorded two consecutive wins in the opening game, led by Rafael Araujo (registered name Araujo)'s triple crown.
Woori Card defeated OK Savings Bank with a set score of 3-1 (25-27 25-17 25-22 25-18) in the 2026-2027 HK Heungkuk Finance V-League men's visiting match held at Gangseo Gymnasium in Busan on the 7th.
Woori Card took the lead with 2 wins and 6 points. OK Savings Bank had 1 win, 1 loss, and 3 points.
Araujo led the victory by scoring 30 points, the most for both teams, including 8 back-end attacks and 3 blocking and serving points.
He even recorded a triple crown by scoring more than three back-end attacks, blocking, and serving points each.
Following the KB Insurance match on November 22 last year, this is the second time in his career and the 290th in men's history.
Woori Card lost the lead in the first set, 25-25, by allowing Kyle Russell (registered name Russell) to attack consecutively.
However, at 18-13 in the second set, Araujo's blocking, the opponent's attack error, and Han Seong-jeong's quick opening led to three points and ran away to 21-13, taking the set and bringing the game back to square one.
The third set was down to 4 points at 8-7 thanks to Han Tae-jun's serve and Park Jin-woo and Kim Dong-min's blocking, and ended with Araujo's rear attack at 24-22.
At the beginning of the 4th set, Araujo's 3 open attacks tied the score and ran away to 5-1, and Kim Dong-min's attack and Martin Ahmadi (registered name Martin)'s serve score widened the gap to 14-7.
At 19-13, Araujo completed the triple crown with his third serve ace.
Then, the victory was confirmed with Araujo's rear attack at 24-18.

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