The Southeast Asian side has already defeated Hong Kong (China) 5-3 and the Philippines 3-0 in their first two tournament matches at the Hohhot Sports Centre.
The gold medal came in the mixed men’s and women’s C4 event, where four Vietnamese paddlers outperformed strong competitors from China and Kazakhstan to claim a decisive victory.
Nguyễn Tấn Sang has not only dominated domestic competitions but also made his mark internationally, collecting gold medals at Southeast Asian, Asian, and world tournaments.
As the 33rd edition of the Games approaches, the young karate fighter hopes to earn a spot on the national team and realise his dream this December in Thailand.
The world championship domination is a strong motivation for Việt Nam, but the 33rd SEA Games will be different and the pencak silat team will need to work hard for gold medals.
All of the strongest karate martial artists in the country have been called to the national team to work hard for their most important task of the year: competing in the 33rd SEA Games in December in Thailand.
Vietnamese athletes are working hard to hit their designated golden target when archery will return to the upcoming SEA Games after its was ped off in 2023.