Kang Wan-jin and Cha Ye-eun advance to the quarterfinals side-by-side to secure

The South Korean taekwondo poomsae team is cruising to gold at the Hangzhou 2022 Asian Games. 스포츠토토맨 Kang Wan-jin (Hongcheon-gu Office) and Cha Ye-eun (Kyung Hee University) secured bronze medals side by side.

Kang defeated Thailand's Nutthapat Kaewokan in the quarterfinals of the men's taekwondo poomsae individual event at the Games on Thursday at the Lin'an Sports Culture and Exhibition Center in Hangzhou, 스포츠토토 China.

Kang scored 7.780 and 7.840 in his first and second quarterfinal bouts, which he competed in as a certified Poomsae Goryeo-Pyeongwon. She averaged 7.810 out of 10 to defeat Kaeokan (7.520-7.560), who scored 7.540.

In the women's competition, Cha averaged 7.830 out of 10 in her two quarterfinal matches, narrowly edging out Vietnam's Nguyen Thi Kim Ha, 토토사이트 who averaged 7.820. Cha scored 7.760 in game one and 7.900 in game two.

At this year's Games, there will be no third-place finals in the Poomsae event, with the winners of the semifinals receiving bronze medals.

Thus, Kang Wan-jin and Cha Ye-eun secured at least a bronze medal.

Poomsae is decided by the average score of the five highest and lowest scores of the seven judges.

In this tournament, the first eight rounds will be competed in certified poomsae. From the semifinals onwards, competitors will compete in one match of authorized poomsae and two matches of free poomsae. 고스톱