Hwang Sunwoo, The Runner-up in The 100m Freestyle Preliminaries, Will Work Harder in The Final

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Hwang Sun-woo, who said, "It was not much different from other games," calmly raced and finished second overall in the preliminary round of the first Asian Games. 토토사이트 Hwang Sun-woo took a touchpad at 48.54 seconds in the Group 6 race of the men's 100m freestyle preliminary round at Hangzhou Olympic Sports Center Swimming Pool in China on the 24th, advancing to the final as first place in the group and second place overall.
The men's 100m freestyle final will be held at 9:26 p.m. Korean time. Hwang Sun-woo, who met at the joint coverage area after the preliminary round, said, "I'm satisfied with the preliminary match," adding, "I started the game thinking about the mid-48s." "I ran the game as I prepared," he said.
Pan Jeon-ler (19, China), the strongest candidate for the Asian record (47.22 seconds) in this event, played with Hwang Sun-woo in Group 6, and tied for second place in the group and third overall with 48.66 seconds. Wang Haoyu (18, China), who made a comeback in Group 4, finished first in the preliminary round with 48.13.
Hwang Sun-woo honored his competitors but did not hide his "competitive spirit." Hwang Sun-woo said, "Pan Zanler holds the best 100m freestyle record in Asia. He has a rivalry with me, he said. "But he's a good brother." I played comfortably in today's preliminary round," he said.
"Wang Haowi, who is two years younger than me, set a record of 47 seconds (47.89 seconds) this year. "I thought he was a player who would stand out in the 100m freestyle, but he also made a good record in today's preliminary round," he added calmly.
However, I intend to fight Panzanler and Wang Haoyu with all my might in the final. Hwang Sun-woo said, "For now, it is important to run my own race well and surpass my record (47.56)," but pressed himself, "I have to race hard in the final this afternoon."
Park Tae-hwan is the only South Korean athlete to win a medal in the men's 100-meter freestyle at the Asian Games. Park won silver in Doha in 2006 and gold in Guangzhou in 2010.
Hwang Sun-woo will try to win the men's 100m freestyle title for the second time ever at the Asian Games. If he beats Pan Zhanlai and Wang Hao Yu, who are backgrounded in the tremendous support of home Chinese fans, he can become the main character of the famous scene that will remain in the history of swimming in swimming.
Hwang Sun-woo said, "Even though it was a preliminary round, there was a really loud voice supporting the Chinese player," adding, "There are many fans who support me, so I will cheer up and play well in the final." Lee Ho-joon (22, Daegu Metropolitan City Hall) also won a ticket to the finals with a time of 49.24 seconds and 7th overall.
Lee Ho-joon said, "I'm a little disappointed in my qualifying record, but I was still in good shape," adding, "I'll try to break my personal best (47.86 seconds) in the final."