Lee Bo-Mi Wins Bronze in Mixed Martial Arts' Debut
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Whenever she contemplated quitting, she changed her mind by telling herself, "Let's try just one more time." Even when defeats and injuries made it difficult to even compete, she challenged herself again with the mindset that it was her "last chance." At the end of her athletic career, which continued in this way, an Asian Games bronze medal stood before her. Lee Bo-mi (27) [on the 21st] Japan
Lee Bo-mi wins bronze in mixed martial arts' debut
Lee Bo-mi claimed bronze in women's mixed martial arts (MMA) in the sport's Asian Games debut Monday. In the semifinals of the women's modern -54 kilogram event, the 27-year-old South Korean fighter lost to Diana Pogosian of Bahrain 3-0. With no bronze medal bouts, all losers of the semifinals receive bronze medals here. MMA is making its first Asian Games appearance at Nagoya City Inae Sports Center in Nagoya, central Japan. Lee's competition b…
Lee Bo-mi, competing in the women's modern 54kg class of mixed martial arts at the 2026 Aichi-Nagoya Asian Games, has won a bronze medal. This marks the first medal for a Korean athlete in mixed martial arts, which has been included as an official event starting from this tournament, and the bronze medal was confirmed based on the results of the semi-finals.
(Nagoya=Yonhap News) Reporter Lee Dae-ho = Lee Bo-mi won a bronze medal in mixed martial arts (MMA) at the 2026 Aichi-Nagoya Asian Games.
Lee Bo-mi made history as the first Korean athlete to win a medal in mixed martial arts (MMA) at the Asian Games.
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