Former OK Savings Bank Setter Kwak Myung-Woo, Sent One Year Suspension, Shows Move Toward Return
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Professional volleyball setter Kwak Myung-woo (35), who was disciplined for concealing a confirmed conviction for domestic violence and drunk driving, is returning to the court after about two years. OK Savings Bank issued a statement on the 10th officially announcing Kwak Myung-woo's return. On the same day, the Korea Volleyball Federation (KOVO) also [stated] Article 15 of the Player Registration Regulations (regarding the registration of …
[OSEN=Reporter Lee Hu-gwang] The controversial setter who left the volleyball scene after causing a major scandal in the past is returning. It has been reported that the OK Savings Bank men's V-League team recently requested the Korea Volleyball Federation (KOVO) to register setter Kwak Myung-woo. Kwak Myung-woo, a graduate of Youngsaeng High School and Sungkyunkwan University, joined Rush & Cash as the first pick in the second round of the 2013…
(Seoul = Yonhap News) Reporter Kim Dong-han = Professional volleyball setter Kwak Myung-woo (35), who was suspended for one year by the Korea Volleyball Federation (KOVO), is showing signs of a return...
The setter, who has been controversial for domestic violence and drunk driving, is making a comeback.
Setter Kwak Myung-woo, who was sentenced to a suspended sentence for charges including assault and received a one-year suspension from the Korea Volleyball Federation, has completed his registration with OK Savings Bank and confirmed his return to the V-League.
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