Taekwondo jins eye PH's first medal in Asian Games

Taekwondo could be the first team to deliver a medal for Team Philippines in the 19th Asian Games in Hangzhou, China.

Taekwondo official Rocky Samson has pronounced poomsae bets Patrick Perez and Jocel Lyn Ninobla as ready for their respective events on Sunday. Perez, a Southeast Asian Games gold medalist, is seeded fourth in his division while Ninobla is slightly favored to advance to the next round.

In 2018 in Jakarta, the taekwondo jins finished 10th overall after winning three medals, including two in team events of poomsae. Before her trip to China, the five-time Southeast Asian Games gold medalist divided her time between training and medical school.

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