[Asian Games] Judo Between North and South Korea Successfully... Han Hee-joo and Moon Seong-hee, Women's 70kg First Round Match

If North Korean players from Anbaul and Kang Heon-cheol pass the first round, there will be a 'inter-Korean showdown'

Judo team member Han Hee-joo (KH Feelux) will compete against North and South Korea in the first round of the 2022 Hangzhou Asian Games. 카지노사이트킹

As a result of the draw for the Hangzhou Asian Games held on the 22nd, Han Hee-joo will meet Moon Seong-hee of the North Korean national team in the first round of the women's 70kg judo class held at the Xiaoshan Linfu Gymnasium in Hangzhou, Zhejiang, China, on the 25th.

Heejoo Han is a promising athlete who won the bronze medal in the women's 63kg class at the 2018 Jakarta-Palembang Asian Games.

In this competition, she will move up her weight class and take on a new challenge.

It is known that North Korea's Moon Seong-hee, born in 2002, is also very capable.

An official from the Korean Judo Association said, “North Korea expects Moon Seong-hee to be a candidate for a medal.”

There is a possibility that national team athletes in other weight classes will also engage in a ‘North-South confrontation’ with North Korean athletes.

Ahn Baul (Namyangju City Hall), the star of the men's 66kg class, passes the first round by default, while North Korea's Lee Geum-seong defeats Iran's Abolfazl Mahmoudi, and the two players will meet in the round of 16.

Kang Heon-cheol (Yongin City Hall) in the men's 73kg class may also meet a North Korean athlete in his first match.

Kang Heon-cheol, who passes the first round by default, will face off between North Korea and North Korea if Kim Chol-gwang defeats his first-round opponent Karim Abdullaev (United Arab Emirates).

Kim Cheol-gwang is a familiar player.

He also joined forces with Korean players to form a unified North and South Korean team at the 2018 World Championships.

He meets Korean players as enemies for the first time in five years.

In addition to Moon Seong-hee, Lee Geum-seong, and Kim Chol-gwang, North Korea dispatched a total of seven athletes to the judo event, including men's 60kg class Chae Gwang-jin, women's 48kg class Jeon Su-song, women's 52kg class Kim Won-geum, and women's 78kg class Kim Gyeong-ran.

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