"Captain" Jung Ji-seok, who led Korean Air to win, is honored as MVP of the championship game

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Jeong Ji-seok (31), who led Korean Air to win the men's professional volleyball championship (champ match, three wins out of five), was honored as the MVP of the championship.

Jeong Ji-seok received 17 votes out of 34 votes (one voting right), beating Lim Dong-hyuk (8 votes), Han player (5 votes) and Maso (3 votes) in a vote of reporters on the 10th. The MVP prize money for the championship is 5 million won.

This is the third time in his career that Jung Ji-seok has won MVP in the 2020-2021 season and 2023-2024 season.

Jeong Ji-seok started in the pre-Champ match and pre-match sets, including the last Game 5 at Gyeyang Gymnasium in Incheon, and accumulated 76 points. The average attack success rate before the championship was 51.4 percent and the attack share was 23.9 percent.

In the last 5th game, where the championship was at stake, he helped the team attack with 11 points, including one block, and eventually got the most votes in the press corps vote, winning the MVP title in the championship.

Meanwhile, Korean Air defeated Hyundai Capital 3-1 (25-18, 25-21, 19-25, 25-23) to regain the top of the championship in two seasons. Following this season's cup competition and regular league, he also achieved a great "treble (three gold medals)."

After winning the first and second games, Korean Air was shaken by the defeat in the third and fourth games in Cheonan away, but it fired a congratulatory shot as it won the fifth game, which returned home.

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