Chau Tuyet Van and Nguyen Thien Phung dominated the U50 mixed pair category, securing the gold medal with a thrilling performance on the fourth day of competition. They left their Danish rivals behind, showcasing exceptional skill and precision.
In their first routine, Van and Phung wowed the judges and spectators alike, scoring an impressive 9,040 points. They maintained their momentum in the second routine, achieving 8,980 points, which brought their average score to 9,010 points.
The Danish duo put up a strong fight but ultimately settled for second place with an average score of 8,970 points. Meanwhile, teams from Iran and Myanmar tied for third place, each proudly taking home a bronze medal.
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| Chau Tuyet Van and Nguyen Thien Phung in perfect sync during their performance in the U50 mixed pair category at the 2024 World Taekwondo Poomsae Championships in Hong Kong on December 3, 2024. Photo: World Taekwondo |
The day before, Van, alongside Nguyen Thi Le Kim and Lien Thi Tuyet Mai, reigned supreme in the U50 female team category, outperforming South Korea in a tightly contested finale.
Vietnam’s first gold medal of the championship came on Saturday, the inaugural day of competition. The team’s triumph in the over-17 freestyle mixed category marked a significant milestone as it was the country’s first gold at this prestigious event since 2016.
The Vietnamese athletes are on a remarkable winning streak, having amassed an impressive tally of three gold medals so far. Their talent and dedication have been a highlight of the tournament.
The 2024 World Taekwondo Poomsae Championships in Hong Kong has brought together 1,727 athletes from 77 countries and territories, creating a highly competitive and diverse environment.
With 47 athletes representing Vietnam in this tournament, which concludes on Wednesday, the country has showcased its strength and passion for Taekwondo on a global stage.
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