Pakistan dominates Asian Taekwondo Open with 16 gold medals
ISLAMABAD: Pakistan’s taekwondo athletes won more gold medals in the Poomsae event of the Grade 1 Combaxx 7th Asian Taekwondo Open, concluding the category with a total of 16 gold medals - 8 on the opening day and 8 more on the second day. The national contingent also secured 7 silver and 14 bronze medals on day two, further solidifying Pakistan’s dominance in the competition.
With five days of action still remaining, the focus now shifts to the highly anticipated Kyorugi (sparring) events, where Pakistan aims to continue its impressive run. The championship, featuring top athletes from across Asia, will conclude on 20th February.
Gold medalists on Day Two (8 Golds)
Pakistan’s athletes displayed exceptional skill and synchronization, clinching gold in various team and individual events:
Free Style Mixed Team Over 17 – Naqvi, Sial, Abbas, Iqbal, Maryam
Free Style Pair Over 17 – Nailah, Hamza
Free Style Individual Over 17 (Male) – Hamza Ameer
Free Style Individual Over 17 (Female) – Naqvi Zymal.
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