South Korea wins first taekwondo gold at Asian Games; adds gold in sport climbing, silver in breaking

South Korea won its first taekwondo gold medal of the Asian Games one day before the closing ceremony, with additional gold in women's sport climbing and a silver in breaking. Taekwondo's Song Da-bin defeated China's Mu Wenjue in the women's over-67kg final, securing Korea's first gold in the event in eight years. Seo Chae-hyun topped the women's lead climbing final to beat Japan's Mori Ai for gold. In breaking, 41-year-old Kim Hong-yul, competing as Hongten, earned his second consecutive silver medal after losing to Japan's Shigekix in the final, receiving warm applause for competing against much younger opponents.