Lee Jun-suk reaches teqball final at Asian Games
South Korea's Lee Jun-suk advanced from the teqball group stage with five straight wins, moving into the men’s teqball final at the Asian Games. Reports highlight his flawless group performance and a prior decision to quit his day job to compete. He later reached the men's teqball final as teqball makes its Asian Games debut.
Key facts
- 01Lee Jun-suk won all five group stage teqball matches
- 02Lee Jun-suk reached the men's teqball final at the Asian Games
- 03A South Korean teqball player quit his day job to compete at the Asian Games
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