"女, MZ Sabre Aces' Pleasant Rebellion" 銀 with a Future
Aug 04, 2024
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The fencing Korea women's sabre team (world No. 4), consisting of Yoon Ji-soo (31, 17th), Jeon Ha-young (23, 8th, Seoul City Hall), Choi Se-bin (24, 10th, Jeonnam Provincial Government), and Jeon Eun-hye (27, 39th, Incheon Jung-gu Office), won the silver medal in the team final at the Paris Olympics, losing 42 to 45 against Ukraine in `World No. 3.'
Although he missed his dream of winning the men's and women's sabre team events together in front of his eyes, the ace players in their early 20s were brilliant. In the semifinals, he already made a new history by beating France 45-36, which has the host country, the No. 1 team ranking, and the individual gold and silver medalists in the tournament, to reach the final. At the Tokyo Olympics three years ago, Kim Ji-yeon, Yoon Ji-soo, Seo Ji-yeon, and Soo Yeon Choi teamed up to win the first bronze medal in the team event. But Fencing Korea was not satisfied.
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Ukraine, which won the team gold medal in the 2008 Beijing Games and the silver medal in the 2016 Rio Games, is composed of veterans in their late 20s and early 30s, including Olga Harlan (34), Alina Komashchuk (31), and Yulina Bakastova (28), who won the team gold medal in the 2008 Beijing Games and the silver medal in the 2016 Rio Games. Jeon Ha-young and Choi Se-bin, who narrowly missed the medal after facing each other in the quarterfinals of the individual competition, united as one team. He did his part as an ace.
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South Korea is three points ahead with the last nine bouts 40-37. He fought a fierce battle against 'Korea's top ranker' Ha-ran and 'Legendary' Ha-ran, who won four world championships, but lost 2-8 and lost 42-45, securing a brilliant silver medal. Ukraine won its first team gold medal in 16 years since Beijing in 2008 and the first medal in eight years since Rio silver in 2016. Jeon Ha-young only lost in the match against Harlan and played his part in continuing the tight match against Ukraine, drawing 7-3 against 2 Bout Bakastova and 5-5 against 6 Bout Komashchuk.
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