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Swimmer eyes 2nd straight S. Korean MVP award at Asian Games
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Swimmer eyes 2nd straight S. Korean MVP award at Asian Games

South Korean swimmer Kim Woo-min expressed his desire to win his second consecutive MVP award at the upcoming Asian Games in Japan, following his success at the 2023 Asian Games in Hangzhou where he won three gold medals. Kim, who is competing in the men's 400-meter and 800-meter freestyle events as well as the 4x200m freestyle relay, mentioned he has a minor shoulder injury but believes it will not hinder his performance. Other South Korean athletes, including volleyball player Lee Da-hyun and modern pentathlete Seo Chang-wan, shared their goals and preparations for the competition, highlighting both personal aspirations and hopes for improving national sports performances.

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Swimmer eyes 2nd straight S. Korean MVP award at Asian Games

South Korean swimmer Kim Woo-min expressed his desire to win his second consecutive MVP award at the upcoming Asian Games in Japan, following his success at the 2023 Asian Games in Hangzhou where he won three gold medals. Kim, who is competing in the men's 400-meter and 800-meter freestyle events as well as the 4x200m freestyle relay, mentioned he has a minor shoulder injury but believes it will not hinder his performance. Other South Korean athletes, including volleyball player Lee Da-hyun and modern pentathlete Seo Chang-wan, shared their goals and preparations for the competition, highlighting both personal aspirations and hopes for improving national sports performances.

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