@archive041716.bsky.social2025 world champ Sorato Anraku climbed his way to the top of the men's boulder event, taking the gold in a dominant fashion as he finishes the competition with 74.5 points.
š„ šÆšµ Sorato Anraku
š„ š°š· Lee Doh-yun
š„ šÆšµ Tomoa Narasaki
@archive041716.bsky.socialThey may be down, but not out.
A tense night at Osaka culminated with Japan coming out triumphant over the hard-fought Uzbeks, winning 9-8 in a dramatic penalty shootout to move on to the gold final.
šŗšæ UZB - 1
šÆšµ JPN - 1
JPN win 9-8 in pen.
@archive041716.bsky.socialBEACH VOLLEYBALL | Men's quarter-finals (30 September):
š¶š¦ QAT-A - 2
š®š· IRN-F - 0
š°šæ KAZ-E - 0
š¹š THA-F - 2
šÆšµ JPN-H - 2
šØš³ CHN-B - 1
š®š© INA-C - 2
šØš³ CHN-G - 0
@archive041716.bsky.socialChina completes its sweep of all 10 diving titles at the 2026 Asian Games, just as Lian Junjie tops the men's 10m platform competition after he finishes with 501.25 points.
š„ šØš³ Lian Junjie
š„ šÆšµ Rikuto Tamai
š„ šØš³ Zhao Renjie
@archive041716.bsky.socialJapan's Ami Ishii seizes the day with victory in the women's freestyle -68kg division, scraping past North Korea's Pak Sol-gum with a 7-2 points win to take gold.
š„ šÆšµ Ami Ishii
š„ š°šµ Pak Sol-gum
š„ šØš³ Long Jia
š„ š°š¬ Meerim Zhumanazarova
@archive041716.bsky.socialIranian Amin Mirzazadeh retains his Asian Games title in the men's Greco-Roman -130kg division, pocketing the gold upon defeating Rafael Tsitsuashvili of Uzbekistan, 3-1 on points.
š„ š®š· Amin Mirzazadeh
š„ šŗšæ Rafael Tsitsuashvili
š„ š°š· Kim Min-seok
š„ šØš³ Meng Lingzhe
@archive041716.bsky.socialAlex Eala passed her first test to secure at least a bronze here at Nagoya, being able to shake off a slow start to fend off Chinese Taipei's Joanna Garland, 7-5, 6-0, to clinch a spot in the semi-finals.
šµš A. Eala - 2
š¹š¼ J. Garland - 0
@archive041716.bsky.socialLATEST - There are no bye-byes here for Carlo Paalam as he moves on to the men's bantamweight (-55kg) gold medal bout, having scored a razor-thin split decision win over Kazakhstan's world no. 1 Makhmud Sabyrkhan following a gritty semi clash.
@archive041716.bsky.socialA late 82nd-minute clutch from Bae Jun-ho says it all as the Taegeuk Warriors inched a step away towards an Asiad four-peat, coming from behind to pip China 2-1 to reach a record fourth straight men's gold final.
š°š· KOR - 2
šØš³ CHN - 1
@archive041716.bsky.socialThe gold in the men's Greco-Roman -87kg division went to Taizo Yoshida of Japan, having prevailed over his Kyrgyz foe Asan Kurbanovich Zhanyshov via technical superiority.
š„ šÆšµ Taizo Yoshida
š„ š°š¬ Asan Kurbanovich Zhanyshov
š„ š®š³ Kumar Sunil
š„ šŗšæ Jalgasbay Berdimuratov
@archive041716.bsky.socialUzbek Aytjan Khalmakhanov is hailed victorious in the men's Greco-Roman -67kg class, claiming the Asiad gold after notching a 3-2 points win over Japan's Kyotaro Sogabe.
š„ šŗšæ Aytjan Khalmakhanov
š„ šÆšµ Kyotaro Sogabe
š„ š°šæ Meiirzhan Shermakhanbet
š„ š°š¬ Razzak Beishekeev
@archive041716.bsky.socialWATER POLO (30 September) - The men's quarter-finals continue for its second day at Rainbow Pool in the Nagoya General Gymnasium, as the two remaining semi seats are still up for grabs.
@archive041716.bsky.socialChina's Olympic gold medalist Chen Yiwen remains on the top of the women's 3m springboard competition, successfully defending her Asiad gold as she finishes ahead of compatriot Chen Jia with a score of 358.05 points.
š„ šØš³ Chen Yiwen
š„ šØš³ Chen Jia
š„ šÆšµ Sayaka Mikami
@archive041716.bsky.socialSPORT CLIMBING - Climb to the top is main objective at Hall 1 in the Portmesse Nagoya, where sport climbing competitions take place.
This Wednesday evening, medals are to be determined in the men's boulder and the women's speed event.
@archive041716.bsky.socialYuan Liying has become the first Chinese rider to bag Asiad gold in the women's keirin, having held off compatriot Wang Lijuan and Malaysia's Nurul Izzah Izzati Mohd Asri to win the title at 10.871.
š„ šØš³ Yuan Liying
š„ šØš³ Wang Lijuan
š„ š²š¾ Nurul Izzah Izzati Mohd Asri
@archive041716.bsky.socialChina has swept both team pursuits this Wednesday upon winning the men's event, dethroning titleholders Japan at as they pedaled to gold in an Asian-record 3:47.621.
š„ šØš³ China (AR)
š„ šÆšµ Japan
š„ š°š· South Korea
@archive041716.bsky.socialChina has taken back their crown in the women's team pursuit after been 12 years, and they've piped reigning champs Japan in the final at a new Asian record time of 4:08.818.
š„ šØš³ China (AR)
š„ šÆšµ Japan
š„ š°š· South Korea
@archive041716.bsky.socialHuang Juan followed suit for Team China as she retains the Asiad title in the women's C-1 event, winning in a time of 114.84, though she picked up a two-second time penalty for touching a gate.
š„ šØš³ Huang Juan
š„ š¹š Atcharaporn Duanglawa
š„ š°šæ Anastassiya Ananyeva
@archive041716.bsky.socialThe first canoe slalom gold went to China's Hu Zhaoshan, not making any single mistake as he completed the course in a time of 91.41 to claim the title in the men's kayak single (K-1).
š„ šØš³ Hu Zhaoshan
š„ šÆšµ Yuuki Tanaka
š„ š°šæ Alexandr Korobov
@archive041716.bsky.socialESPORTS - eSports continues playing on at Hall D in the Aichi Sky Expo, and on the line for medals today will be in the 1v4 asymmetrical survival mobile game Identity V.
