Yang Sang-guk: "More of a King Kook than Heo Kyung-hwan"..Truth Behind the Rumors Revealed [Malja Show]

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On 'Malja Show', comedian Yang Sang-guk provides comic relief by teasing his contemporary Heo Kyung-hwan.

The episode of KBS 2TV's 'Malja Show' airing on the night of the 14th is specially themed as "Bottom of the 9th, Two Outs." It aims to thoroughly resolve the worries of those who feel like they are in that precarious situation. Guests include comedian Yang Sang-guk, Kim Ki-yeol returning after a two-week absence, judo commentator Lee Won-hee, and volleyball commentator Kim Yo-han.

After overcoming a 10-year hiatus to regain his prime, Yang Sang-guk finally appeared on the show following a four-month persuasion by the production team. When asked about his popularity, he confessed, "I gained popularity after appearing in variety shows with senior entertainer Yoo Jae-suk." He further revealed that Yoo Jae-suk always calls and sends text messages after filming ends, sharing a heartwarming remark from Yoo that left him thrilled, drawing attention.

Yang Sang-guk provokes laughter by teasing his contemporary comedian Heo Kyung-hwan. In the broadcast, he reveals the truth behind rumors claiming "Yang Sang-guk was more of a King Kook than Heo Kyung-hwan," sparking curiosity about who truly held that title between the two.

Lee Won-hee and Kim Yo-han look forward to strong performances by judo and volleyball athletes at the upcoming Aichi-Nagoya Asian Games in five days. Lee Won-hee mentions athletes expected to win gold medals, while Kim Yo-han analyzes the key match for the Bae Gu (CEO) team, stating they have a favorable draw that should allow them to reach the finals smoothly.

Additionally, the two commentators address concerns from rugby player Gwan-gyeon, who is preparing to return to the field after undergoing surgery following an injury. As senior athletes, they offer sincere advice.

Furthermore, Yang Sang-guk and Kim Yo-han, both in their 40s but still unmarried, share heartfelt thoughts on dating and marriage. Viewers are eager to see whether their "walk-off home run" for marriage will come true.

'Malja Show' airs at 9:30 p.m. on the 14th.

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