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Nagoya Asian Games/Defeated with the Paris Olympics Gold Medal! Yang Yongwei Lost in the Top 4 and Defended the Title, and His Dream Was Shattered to Win the Bronze Medal

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Taiwanese judo expert Yang Yongwei, who is looking for the second consecutive Asian Games title, advanced to the top 4 in the Nagoya Asian Games men's 60 kg category today (30th) to face the Paris Olympics gold medal and famous Hussack player Yeldos Smetov (Yeldos Smetov) in the quarterfinals. The two sides played against each other again. Yang Yongwei failed to score points. Instead, he let his opponent win “Waza-ari” (Waza-ari). In the end, he…
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Nagoya Asian Games judo god Yang Yung-wei was initially thrown to the half-win position in the men's 60kg semifinals, but ultimately lost to Paris Olympic gold medalist Yeldos Smetov of Kazakhstan, falling to the bronze medal match.

Taiwanese judo expert Yang Yongwei, who is looking for the second consecutive Asian Games title, advanced to the top 4 in the Nagoya Asian Games men's 60 kg category today (30th) to face the Paris Olympics gold medal and famous Hussack player Yeldos Smetov (Yeldos Smetov) in the quarterfinals. The two sides played against each other again. Yang Yongwei failed to score points. Instead, he let his opponent win “Waza-ari” (Waza-ari). In the end, he…

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rti.org.tw broke the news on Wednesday, September 30, 2026.
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