Việt Nam, Singapore grab last jujitsu golds

May 15, 2022 - 19:29
On the last day of the jiujitsu events at the SEA Games 31, Việt Nam and Singapore shared the remaining three golds, with the hosts taking two.

 

Phùng Thị Huệ (above) won her SEA Games title in the women's 45kg category on May 15. VNA/VNS Photo Hoàng Hiếu

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On the last day of the jiujitsu events at the SEA Games 31, Việt Nam and Singapore shared the remaining three golds, with the hosts taking two.

Việt Nam's world champions Phùng Thị Huệ and Đào Hồng Sơn secured their titles in the women's 45kg and men's 56kg categories, respectively, at the Đan Phượng District Gymnasium.

The team completed their target of two golds in the SEA Games.

Huệ, who won the world crown last month, outclassed Co Jollirine of the Philippines after beating rivals from Singapore, Cambodia and Thailand in previous rounds.

Sakaew Tadaporn of Thailand and Mab Sokhouy shared third position.

On the men's side, Sơn, who suffered a heavy injury last November that forced him to miss the world event last month, defeated Tang Yong Sang of Singapore in the final.

Keadnin Komkrit of Thailand and Cortez Jan Vincent Cortez from the Philippines were in third place.

The Vietnamese athletes also grabbed one silver and two bronzes on May 15.

Lim Noah of Singapore was too strong for the rest of the men's 69kg catorgory. He took gold, beating Akasyah Adam of Malaysia. Fikri Mchamad of Indonesia and Lim Marc Alexander of the Philippines were in third.

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