Lee Jun-Suk Reaches Men's Teqball Final
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South Korean national teqball team member Lee Jun-seok brought the third gold medal to the Korean delegation at the 2026 Aichi-Nagoya Asian Games. On the 20th, in the men's singles teqball final held at the Nagoya Higashi Sports Center in Japan, Lee Jun-seok ( Ali Jalil Mejher Aleyawii)
Lee Jun-seok (27), a member of the Korean national team in Teqball, a form of table tennis played with the feet, advanced to the Asian Games semifinals with a perfect performance and six consecutive wins. On the 17th, at the Higashi Sports Center in Nagoya, Japan, Lee Jun-seok defeated Aidarbekov in the quarterfinals of the men's singles Teqball at the 2026 Aichi-Nagoya Asian Games.
South Korea’s Lee Jun-seok, competing in the men’s singles teqball, an official event at the 2026 Aichi Nagoya Asian Games, advanced to the quarterfinals with a perfect record of five wins and no set drops in the group stage. In teqball, a sport that combines the characteristics of soccer and table tennis, Lee Jun-seok demonstrated the potential for the first medal of the Games by making a smooth start toward winning a medal based on his powerfu…
(Nagoya=Yonhap News) Reporter Lee Dae-ho = South Korean national Teqball team member Lee Jun-seok (27) advanced to the quarterfinals in the men's singles of the newly established sport Teqball with overwhelming momentum...
[Sports Q (Q) Reporter Jin Byeong-gwon] The end of a life-stakes choice was a gold medal. On the 20th, Lee Jun-seok (27) defeated Ali Jalil Mezher Al-Leyawi (Iraq) 2-0 (12-11 12-5) in the men's singles teqball final at the 2026 Aichi-Nagoya Asian Games held at the Nagoya Higashi Sports Center in Japan. He is the inaugural men's singles champion of teqball, which became an official event for the first time at this tournament. Al-Leyawi was the op…
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