ASIAD 2023: Vietnam wins bronze in boxing, advances to sepak takraw final

Boxer Luu Diem Quynh secured a bronze medal for Vietnam, while the Vietnamese women's sepak takraw team continued their winning streak in the semifinal to advance to the gold-medal match on October 3 as part of the ongoing 19th Asian Games (ASIAD 19) in China.
ASIAD 2023: Vietnam wins bronze in boxing, advances to sepak takraw final ảnh 1Boxer Luu Diem Quynh (right) secures a bronze for Vietnam (Photo: VNA)
Hangzhou (VNA) – Boxer Luu Diem Quynhsecured a bronze medal for Vietnam, while the Vietnamese women's sepak takrawteam continued their winning streak in the semifinal to advance to thegold-medal match on October 3 as part of the ongoing 19th Asian Games (ASIAD19) in China.

In the ring at the Hangzhou sports gymnasium,Quynh faced off against her opponent in the women's 66-75kg boxing semifinal,Li Qian, a Chinese boxer who had previously won the world championship in 2018.

Head coach Nguyen Nhu Cuong of Vietnam commented that of the nine boxers participating in ASIAD, Quynhachieved the highest result. With this bronze medal, Vietnam's boxing team hassuccessfully met its target for the tournament.
ASIAD 2023: Vietnam wins bronze in boxing, advances to sepak takraw final ảnh 2Vietnamese women's sepak takraw squad advances to final (Photo: thethao247.vn)


Meanwhile, after completing the group stage withthree unbeaten matches, the four-member Vietnamese women's sepak takraw squadcontinued their victory by defeating China 2-0 in the semifinal, earning theright to compete in the final.

Vietnam's opponent in the gold-medal match isIndonesia, which beat Laos 2-0 in the other semifinal match on the same day./.
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