Oh Sang-uk, Gu Bon-gil, Park Sang-won, and Do Kyung-dong's second national anthem in the fencing powerhouse

The Korean men's sabre team achieved a third consecutive Olympic gold medal with fantastic teamwork.

The men's sabre team, consisting of Oh Sang-uk (Daejeon City Hall), Gu Bon-gil (Korea Sports Promotion Foundation)

Park Sang-won (Daejeon City Hall), and Do Kyung-dong (Armed Forces Athletic Corps)

Won the championship by defeating Hungary 45-41 in the final of the men's sabre team event held at the Grand Palais in Paris, France on the 31st (local time). 바카라사이트 추천

This is a three-peat in the Olympic men's sabre team event, following the 2012 London and 2020 Tokyo Games.

The men's sabre team event was not held in the 2016 Rio de Janeiro Games due to event rotation.

This is the first time since Hungary (1928-1960, 7 consecutive wins) to win three consecutive Olympic men's sabre team events.

Oh Sang-uk, who won the men's sabre individual event on the 28th of last month to give the Korean team its first gold medal at this competition, also won the team event gold medal, becoming the first Korean team to win two gold medals.

Including the Tokyo Games held three years ago, this is his third Olympic gold medal.

The eldest brother, Gu Bon-gil, who has competed since the 2012 London Games, completed the 'golden stab' in the third team event, finishing the Olympic last dance in style.

Park Sang-won and Do Kyung-dong, who made their first Olympic appearance, also showcased world-class skills and opened the era of the 'New Avengers (fencing + Avengers)'.

On this day, in the first team match, the quarterfinals, Korea easily defeated Canada 45-33, and in the quarterfinals

Korea defeated the host country France 45-39, backed by the overwhelming support of the home fans, to secure the silver medal.

The men's sabre team, which overcame a difficult situation, dominated the finals against Hungary after overcoming Iran and leading the match with aggressive play to decide the gold medal.

Starting with the first runner, Park Sang-won, Korea narrowly took the lead, but in the sixth round, Oh Sang-uk allowed four consecutive points, allowing a 25-26 reversal.

The turning point came in the seventh round, when Koo Bon-gil was replaced by Do Kyung-dong.

Do Kyung-dong did not give up a single point against Hungary's Christian Lapp, making it 35-29.

Korea, which changed the mood, had Park Sang-won continue the momentum, and the last runner, Oh Sang-uk, sealing a three-game winning streak.

With the men's fencing sabre team gold medal, the Korean team increased its gold medal total in this competition to six.