Sport Climber Lee Do-Hyun Grabs Silver in Men's Boulder
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Sport climber Lee Do-hyun grabs silver in men's boulder
NAGOYA, Japan — Sport climber Lee Do-hyun seized silver in the men's boulder event at the Aichi-Nagoya Asian Games on Wednesday for Korea's first medal from the sport here. Lee scored 49.7 points to finish second behind the Japanese star Sorato Anraku, who earned 74.5 point at Portmesse Nagoya Exhibition Hall in Nagoya. Tomoa Narasaki of Japan got the bronze with 44.9 points. This was Lee's second straight Asian Games silver, following one in th…
Lee Do-hyun won the silver medal with a score of 49.7 in the men's boulder final of sport climbing at the Aichi Nagoya Asian Games. Although he garnered high expectations after leading the semifinals, he was unable to overcome the challenge posed by world number one Sorato Anraku due to a sluggish start and a high-difficulty final problem, settling for a silver medal for the second consecutive time.
(Nagoya=Yonhap News) Reporter Oh Myeong-eon = South Korea's sport climbing star Lee Do-hyeon won a valuable silver medal by displaying fierce resilience despite receiving zero points on his first element...
South Korea's top male sport climber, Lee Do-hyun (24, Seoul City Hall), won a silver medal. On the 29th, Lee scored 49.7 points in the men's bouldering final at the 2026 Aichi-Nagoya Asian Games, held at the Nagoya International Exhibition Center in Japan, placing second among eight competitors. His rival, Anraku, took the gold medal.
Lee Do-hyun, the face of Korean sport climbing, won a silver medal at the Asian Games for the second consecutive time.
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