Jang Sung-gyu, Kim Jong-ho: Broadcasting the historic moment of Korea's first gold medal in compound archery, "A crucible of emotion"

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Broadcaster Jang Sung-gyu joined the archery coverage for the '2026 Aichi-Nagoya Asian Games,' sharing in the historic moment when Kim Jong-ho won a gold medal.

On the 1st, Jang posted on his personal social media account, "A crucible of emotion," stating, "Athlete Kim Jong-ho won the first-ever gold medal for South Korea in the men's compound individual event. It was an honor to broadcast that moment."

Along with this, Jang shared a photo taken with national team compound archer Kim Jong-ho and commentator Ki Bo-bae. The sight of Jang and Ki smiling brightly alongside Kim, who wore his gold medal around his neck, drew attention.

Jang joined the KBS broadcasting team for this tournament to live-broadcast the archery matches. In particular, he conveyed a unique sense of emotion as he delivered the moment when a new page in Korean men's compound archery history was written to viewers that day.

On that day, Kim won the gold medal by defeating Taiwan's Zhang Zheng-wei 149-145 in the final of the men's compound individual event at the '2026 Aichi-Nagoya Asian Games,' held at the Multi-Purpose Plaza in Okazaki Central Comprehensive Park, Aichi Prefecture, Japan.

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