JUDO - At the Aichi International Arena for one last time, judo officially concludes action this Saturday with the mixed team event.
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@archive041716.bsky.socialJUDO - At the Aichi International Arena for one last time, judo officially concludes action this Saturday with the mixed team event.
@archive041716.bsky.socialJapan, being the current world no. 1 in the sport, has been very much favored to win it all in softball, and they have added a seventh straight Asiad gold under their belt, securing it at home upon blanking China at 7-0.
š„ šÆšµ Japan
š„ šØš³ China
š„ š¹š¼ Chinese Taipei
@archive041716.bsky.socialSEVEN runs for title no. 7.
Japan puts on a commanding display in the final against China just as the hosts eke out Asiad gold for the seventh consecutive time, shutting their challengers out with the score of 7-0 at Anjo, Aichi.
šØš³ CHN - 0
šÆšµ JPN - 7
@archive041716.bsky.socialPinchanok Klaysomboon had taken first place in six out of the 12 rounds, and her 25 net points stand out as the winning score that earned the 16-year-old Thai the gold in the girls' Dinghy (ILCA 4) class.
š„ š¹š Pinchanok Klaysomboon
š„ šš° Huang Zixi
š„ š°š· Lee Song-ha
@archive041716.bsky.socialJapan's Misaki Tsunomori and Riho Sanematsu have sailed to victory in the Youth Mixed Dinghy (420) class, finishing with 12 net points after racing to first place in eight out of the 12 rounds.
š„ šÆšµ Tsunomori/Sanematsu
š„ š¹š Jaroenpon/Saksriklom
š„ š°š· Choi/Kim
@archive041716.bsky.social15-year-old Choi Ji-un has prevailed in the boys' Dinghy (ILCA 4) event, having taken first place in three out of the 12 races as the Korean finished with a net score of 25 points.
š„ š°š· Choi Ji-un
š„ šøš¬ Ian Goh
š„ šš° Tiago Salgado
@archive041716.bsky.socialWong Tsz Ho puts on a commanding performance in the boys' iQFoil class, and he came at first place in six of the races as the Hong Konger captures the gold with 13 net points.
š„ šš° Wong Tsz Ho
š„ šÆšµ Masato Kozono
š„ šøš¬ John Wong Tze Xiang
@archive041716.bsky.socialCheung Tsz Yuet of Hong Kong has propelled to gold in the girls' windsurfing (iQFoil) event, having taken first place in nine out of the 11 races as she finishes with a net score of nine points.
š„ šš° Cheung Tsz Yuet
š„ šÆšµ Akari Oshima
š„ š¹š Chanatkan Charoensuk
@archive041716.bsky.socialHsieh Su-wei and Liang En-shuo have triumphed in an all-Chinese Taipei gold final of the women's doubles, defeating the pair of Chan and Wu at 6-4, 4-6 (10-5).
š„ š¹š¼ Hsieh/Liang
š„ š¹š¼ Chan/Wu
š„ šš° Eudice/Wong
š„ š°šæ Danilina/Putintseva
@archive041716.bsky.socialColeman Wong has claimed the title in the men's singles, becoming the first man from Hong Kong to win tennis gold in the Asiad upon beating Wu Yibing at 6-2, 6-4.
š„ šš° Coleman Wong
š„ šØš³ Wu Yibing
š„ šÆšµ Hayato Matsuoka
š„ šŗšæ Khumoyun Sultanov
@archive041716.bsky.socialTAEKWONDO - Taekwondo is set to wrap up today at the Toyohashi Gymnasium, and here's what's in the cards on the final day of action on the mats:
- Women's Kyorugi -57kg
- Men's Kyorugi -68kg
- Women's Kyorugi +67kg
- Men's Kyorugi +80kg
@archive041716.bsky.socialBREAKING - Time to hit the music at Hall F in the Aichi Sky Expo, where they might be B-kings and B-queens to be crowned this Saturday in the Asian Games breaking competitions.
@archive041716.bsky.socialJapan are the current titleholders in men's water polo, but powerhouses Kazakhstan, on the other hand, are looking to reclaim what they've lost three years ago at Hangzhou as they are back in the final for the first time in eight years.
@archive041716.bsky.socialWATER POLO (3 October) - We now hit the Rainbow Pool in the Nagoya General Gymnasium, as gold is on the line in men's water polo.
Men's Bronze final: šØš³šš®š· (05:25 pm JST)
Men's Gold final: š°šæššÆšµ (07:00 pm JST)
@archive041716.bsky.socialCherif and Ahmed are, no doubt, still unshakable as they've notched the Asiad three-peat in men's beach volleyball, retaining their crown after edging Sofyan Efendi and Bintang Akbar, 19ā21, 21ā16, 15ā8.
š„ š¶š¦ Younousse/Tijan
š„ š®š© Efendi/Akbar
š„ šÆšµ Kurosawa/Mizumachi
@archive041716.bsky.socialIt's three for three for Cherif and Ahmed as they've notched the Asiad hat-trick in men's beach volleyball, recovering from a dropped first set to defeat Bintang Akbar and Sofyan Efendi at 19ā21, 21ā16, 15ā8 for the Qataris to strike gold.
š¶š¦ QAT-A - 2
š®š© INA-C - 1
@mu-chin-san.bsky.socialš What an intense first innings! š®š³šµš°
India finish on 211/6, and the atmosphere has been electric. Every boundary and SIX brought huge cheers from the crowd!
#INDvPAK #IndiaVsPakistan #Cricket #LiveCricket #CricketFans #AichiNagoya2026
@archive041716.bsky.socialJapan's Kota Kurosawa and Taito Mizumachi will finish their Asiad campaign at home on the podium, snaring the bronze after a hard-fought win over Thais Poravid Taovato and Pithak Tipjan in a three-setter clash, 21ā18, 17ā21, 15ā12.
š¹š THA-D - 1
šÆšµ JPN-H - 2
@archive041716.bsky.socialš„ WE WON SILVER! - Jujitsuka Alex Enriquez has grabbed the silver in the women's Ne-waza -63kg class, just as she falters in the gold medal bout to Orapa Senatham of Thailand, who won via advantages.
@mu-chin-san.bsky.socialš Watching India vs Pakistan live! š®š³šµš°
Every time a SIX is hit, the crowd erupts with a huge roar. The atmosphere is incredible!
#INDvPAK #IndiaVsPakistan #Cricket #Six #LiveCricket #CricketFans #AichiNagoya2026