Silver medal Kim Sang-gyeom, 銀, 3 consecutive wins curling Kim Sun-young and Jung Young-seok..The night in Milan was hot...Miracle Silver Moment, Highest Viewership Per Minute 8%

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The momentum of the South Korean team is literally writing a drama of a "great reversal." Following the miraculous winning streak of the curling mix-double, the historical gold tower of the 400th medal of the Winter and Summer Olympics in Korea was built at the parallel snowboard competition, raising the festive mood.

The final broadcast of the men's parallel snowboard competition, which took place on the 8th (Korea time), recorded an average viewership of 4.2% (target 1.8%) based on paid households in the Nielsen Korea metropolitan area. In particular, at the decisive moment when "Veteran" Kim Sang-kyum confirmed the medal, the highest household viewership per minute soared to 8.0%, and the target audience also recorded 3.3%, proving its explosive popularity. In particular, the professional luxury broadcasting of caster Jung Yong-gum and commentator Kim Ho-joon maximized viewers' immersion.

In the final round of the men's parallel snowboard competition held on the day, "Veteran" Kim Sang-gyeom won the silver medal. This is the first medal for the South Korean team at the Milan Olympics and the 400th medal to make Korean Olympic history.

Following Kim Sang-gyeom, Yoo Seung-eun is signaling another medal in this snowboard. At 3:20 a.m. on the 10th (Tue), the big air final of Yoo Seung-eun, who is drawing attention as a snowboard prospect, will be held. Yoo Seung-eun, who is aiming to win a medal beyond becoming the first Korean female athlete to advance to the finals, will embroider the Milan sky with her trademark high-level skills and bold aerial control.

The snowboard big air final will be broadcast by power caster Jung Yong-gum, who makes the game boil, the first generation of snowboarding in South Korea, and commentator Kim Ho-joon, who participated in the Olympic snowboarding event for the first time in South Korea.

Kim Sun-young and Jung Young-seok, who are winning three consecutive games by beating Estonia (9-3) and Canada (9-5) after a painful five-game losing streak, will face Norway, the Northern European powerhouse, at 5:50 p.m. today (9th, Monday). He failed to advance to the semifinals, but he will show the essence of the Olympic spirit with his 'unbroken mind' fighting spirit, which broke the chain of losing consecutive games.

The women's 1,000m speed skating final will be held at 12:30 p.m. on the 9th (Monday). Kim Min-sun, who is showing off the prowess of the "Eating Empress" with world-class skills, and Lee Na-hyun, a "special prospect" who has taken the Olympic stage for the first time in her career with all-time growth, will make an explosive run for medals.

Another point to watch is the broadcasting chemistry of Bae Sung-jae, a veteran sportscaster in his 10th and 19th years in the Olympics, and Lee Seung-hoon, a commentator who holds the most medals in the Korean Winter Olympics.

The rhythmic dance performance of Lim Hae-na and Kwon Ye-jo will also be unveiled at 3:20 a.m. on the 10th (Tue). As the team event has already proved fantastic chemistry, it is expected to capture the eyes and ears of the world with more mature and colorful performances in the individual event. The decisive moments of Korean players can be enjoyed vividly through JTBC and JTBC Sports.

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