[Asian Games] Chinese Swimmer Zhang Yufei Wins 6 Gold Medals… Most Medals: Panzanler

As the 2022 Hangzhou Asian Games, which opened on the 23rd, enters the middle of the competition, multiple gold medal winners are coming in one after another.

Until the 29th, the winner of the most wins in this competition is swimming’s Zhang Yufei (China).

Zhang Yufei swept the 50m, 100m, and 200m women's butterfly events, as well as the 50m freestyle and 400m freestyle relay, and the mixed 400m medley relay, winning six gold medals. 온라인카지노

All three of the five gold medal winners came from swimming.

Li Bingjie, Qin Haiyang, and Xu Jiayu (China) each won five gold medals, following in Zhang Yufei's footsteps.

Li Bingje won a silver medal in the women's 200m freestyle, and Qin Haiyang also won a silver medal in the men's 200m individual medley, bringing the number of medals to six.

Excluding Chinese athletes, Kim Woo-min (Gangwon Provincial Office) won the men's 400m freestyle, 800m, and 800m relay, winning the most gold medals with three gold medals.

Kim Woo-min is the only other Chinese player to win three awards.

In addition, the three medals won by Zhang Bo-heng in gymnastics and Huang Yu-ting (China) in shooting are the most by far in winning multiple awards in events other than swimming.

In terms of total number of medals, Chinese swimmer Fan Zhanle has the most medals with seven.

Pan Zanle won a total of seven medals at this competition, including three gold medals, three silver medals, and one bronze medal.

As of the 29th, there were 6 players who had won 6 medals, and one of them was Hwang Seon-woo (Gangwon Provincial Office).

Sunwoo Hwang won the 200m freestyle and 800m relay races, earning two gold medals, and added two silver medals and two bronze medals.

The most wins at the 2018 Asian Games in Jakarta and Palembang, the last competition, also came from swimming.

Rikako Ikee (Japan) became the athlete with the most awards and medals, with 6 gold medals and 2 silver medals.

In Incheon in 2014, Korea's bowling's Lee Na-young, Hagino Kosuke (Japan), who was selected as the tournament's MVP, gymnastics' Yao Jin-nan, and swimming's Sun Duo and Ning Zetao (China) won four gold medals.

The record for the most gold medals in a single event at the Summer Asian Games is 7, set by Seo Gil-san, a North Korean shooting legend, at the 1982 New Delhi Games.

Zhang Yufei could have won seven gold medals if China had not been disqualified from the 400m medley relay held on the 29th.

Zhang Yufei was scheduled to compete only in the evening finals, but China was disqualified in the morning preliminaries, and her 7th gold medal was canceled.

Among the six MVPs of the Summer Asian Games, which were founded in 1998, four were swimmers, including Park Tae-hwan at the 2006 Doha Games.

Hagino and Ikee won the last two competitions, one after another.