VOLLEYBALL | Men's classification (5th-8th):
🇶🇦 QAT - 1
🇹🇭 THA - 3
🇮🇳 IND - 3
🇰🇷 KOR - 1

VOLLEYBALL | Men's classification (5th-8th):
🇶🇦 QAT - 1
🇹🇭 THA - 3
🇮🇳 IND - 3
🇰🇷 KOR - 1
VOLLEYBALL | Men's classification (13th-16th):
🇭🇰 HKG - 1
🇰🇬 KGZ - 3
🇺🇿 UZB - 1
🇵🇭 PHI - 3
Here's a look at the men's bracket so far ahead of Friday's semi games.
VOLLEYBALL (2 October) - It's everything goes this Friday, as we turn to the Final Four in men's volleyball.
The League of Legends gold final culminates with victory for Team Korea, retaining their Asian Games title from Hangzhou 2022 after sweeping aside Chinese Taipei at 3-0.
🥇 🇰🇷 South Korea
🥈 🇹🇼 Chinese Taipei
🥉 🇸🇦 Saudi Arabia
🥉 🇻🇳 Vietnam
Taking the Asiad title in the women's -52kg is Asma Alhosani of the UAE, as she gets the mastery over South Korea's Im Eon-ju to nab the gold via a 4-0 win on points in the final bout.
🥇 🇦🇪 Asma Alhosani
🥈 🇰🇷 Im Eon-ju
🥉 🇵🇭 Jenna Napolis
🥉 🇹🇭 Nuchanat Singchalad
Saudi Arabia's world champion Omar Nada has upgraded his 2022 bronze to gold here at Nagoya, ruling in the men's -94kg division after Park Sung-hu of Korea taps out to him in the gold medal match.
🥇 🇸🇦 Omar Nada
🥈 🇰🇷 Park Sung-hu
🥉 🇰🇷 Kim Hee-dong
🥉 🇦🇪 Amaar Alhosani
Emirati Mahdi Alawlaqi have come out triumphant in the men's -77kg class, sealing the gold after he won 2-0 on points over his Jordanian foe Mahmoud Jabr.
🥇 🇦🇪 Mahdi Alawlaqi
🥈 🇯🇴 Mahmoud Jabr
🥉 🇰🇿 Seiilkhan Bolatbek
🥉 🇰🇷 Park Jae-woon
*Champion earns an Olympic quota, subject to top-500 ranking requirement.
#Olympics | #RoadToLA28 | #OlympicQualifiers | #AichiNagoya2026
Kazakh Aibek Oralbay, a twin brother to Olympic silver medalist Nurbek Oralbay, has reigned in the men's super-heavyweight class, claiming a 5-0 unanimous win over Jakhongir Zokirov.
🥇 🇰🇿 Aibek Oralbay
🥈 🇺🇿 Jakhongir Zokirov
🥉 🇮🇷 Amir Esmaeili
🥉 🇮🇳 Narender Berwal
Ankush Panghal harvested a third gold for India's boxers upon his victory in the men's light-heavyweight class, defeating Korea's Kim Min-seong via a 4-0 unanimous decision.
🥇 🇮🇳 Ankush Panghal
🥈 🇰🇷 Kim Min-seong
🥉 🇯🇴 Hussein Iashaish
🥉 🇺🇿 Fazliddin Erkinboev
Abdumalik Khalokov makes it two for Uzbekistan as he strikes gold in the men’s lightweight (-60kg) division, outclassing Jang Dong-hwan of Korea via a 5-0 unanimous decision.
🥇 🇺🇿 Abdumalik Khalokov
🥈 🇰🇷 Jang Dong-hwan
🥉 🇹🇯 Akmal Ubaidov
🥉 🇯🇵 Shunsuke Kitamoto
The women's welterweight gold went to India's 26-year-old Parveen Hooda, having triumphed in a 3-2 split decision over Chen Nien-chin of Chinese Taipei.
🥇 🇮🇳 Parveen Hooda
🥈 🇹🇼 Chen Nien-chin
🥉 🇨🇳 Li Shu
🥉 🇰🇵 Hwang Hyo-sun
Thailand's Natnicha Chongrongklang has dethroned holder Pang Chol-mi in the women's bantamweight class (-54kg), and she secures the Asiad title through a 4-1 split decision result.
🥇 🇹🇭 Natnicha Chongrongklang
🥈 🇰🇵 Pang Chol-mi
🥉 🇨🇳 Zhao Xuan
🥉 🇯🇵 Tsukimi Namiki
Tonight's clash will be a rematch from four years ago in Hangzhou, and while Nadeshiko Japan are looking to win an Asiad three-peat, Korea DPR are vying to claim their fourth title overall, 12 years on after last winning it at Incheon 2014.
FOOTBALL (2 October) - We are at Toyota City's Shizuoka Stadium ECOPA, as we welcome you to the medal finals in women's football.
Women's Bronze final: 🇨🇳🆚🇰🇷 (03:00 pm JST)
Women's Gold final: 🇰🇵🆚🇯🇵 (07:30 pm JST)
This women's final between China and India will be high stakes, as they will battle for not only just the Asiad gold, but for an outright berth to the 2028 LA Olympics.
FIELD HOCKEY (2 October) - This Friday, at the Gifu Prefectural Green Stadium, the gold is on the line as we have now come to the women's field hockey finals.
Women's Bronze final: 🇯🇵🆚🇰🇷 (04:30 pm)
Women's Gold final: 🇨🇳🆚🇮🇳 (07:00 pm)
BOXING - Once again, it is time for the golden rumble at the Nishio Gymnasium to resume, as the boxing finals continue with golds on the line in these five remaining classes:
- Women’s -54kg
- Women’s -65kg
- Men’s -60kg
- Men's -80kg
- Men's +90kg
On Thursday, Ishan Kishan brings up a half-century with 80* in just 46 balls as Asiad titleholders India seal their place in the gold final, thrashing Sri Lanka by 124 runs.
🇮🇳 IND - 169/7 (20.0)
🇱🇰 SRI - 45/10 (9.5)
IND win by 124 runs