Surprise and regret in weightlifting

Weightlifter Tran Minh Tri surprised athletes from Thailand and Indonesia, as well as many spectators at the Olympic Stadium. When he was far behind in the snatch and total lift (298 kg compared to 305 and 304 kg), the weightlifter from An Giang made a bold decision by raising the weight in his last clean and jerk to 176 kg. Minh Tri successfully lifted 176 kg, to the delight of many Vietnamese fans in the stands. The weightlifter born in 2004 won the gold medal with a total lift of 306 kg, and set a new SEA Games record in the clean and jerk.

Tran Minh Tri won a gold medal in weightlifting in his first time attending the SEA Games.

Minh Tri played exceptionally well.

Minh Tri also did not dare to believe that he had done this. He said: "I did not dare to believe that I would successfully lift 176 kg and win the gold medal. Before that, I just thought that I would do my best. When practicing, my best result was only 170 kg". Sharing with Thanh Nien , Minh Tri said that he came to the path of weightlifting by chance: "Before that, I had never been exposed to weightlifting. In 2016, a coach came to the class to test me, saw that I had enough qualities, so he selected me for the gifted team".

Today (May 15), the Vietnamese sports delegation continued to compete in judo, fencing, chess, table tennis, sepak takraw, taekwondo, weightlifting, and stick fighting. In table tennis, Nguyen Duc Tuan and Nguyen Anh Tu competed in men's singles; Nguyen Khoa Dieu Khanh and Bui Ngoc Lan competed in women's singles. In weightlifting, Dinh Thi Thu Uyen competed in the final of the women's 64 kg weight class, Lam Thi My Le competed in the final of the women's 71 kg weight class. Fencing took place in the men's team sabre (Van Quyet, Thanh An, Duc Anh, Xuan Loi), and the women's team sabre (Thanh Nhan, Ngoc Luyen, Van Anh, Thu Phuong)...

Missing the gold medal, athlete Hoang Thi Duyen was in tears: 'If I lose, I lose'

In yesterday's competition day, if the new factor Tran Minh Tri brought a surprise, the most expected female athlete of Vietnam's weightlifting, Hoang Thi Duyen, left regrets. The Giay girl could not successfully defend her gold medal at the previous two SEA Games. Duyen's total lift at the 31st SEA Games (winning the gold medal) was 204 kg, and her total lift in Cambodia was 205 kg but she only won the bronze medal. Hoang Thi Duyen choked up: "There are thousands of reasons, but if I lose, I have to accept it. When I lose, only those who accompany me can understand how hard I tried. If I lose, I lose, there is no reason at all."

Yesterday, May 14, the Vietnamese sports delegation competed explosively, winning 20 gold medals to maintain the overall top position. Among the 20 gold medals, the most notable was the gold medal in mixed doubles table tennis. In addition, Olympic sports such as wrestling, fencing, taekwondo, etc. all had successful competition days.

Sorry for Vietnamese volleyball

Vietnam women's volleyball team played resiliently in the final match

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SEA Games 32 silver medal of Vietnamese women's volleyball

In the volleyball final, the Vietnamese girls had a match that was considered the best when they met the Thai team. After losing the first game 17/25, the students of coach Nguyen Tuan Kiet played brilliantly to win 25/21. In the third game, the Vietnamese women's volleyball team left fans with regrets when they had many opportunities to end the game but lost 30/32. After this loss, the Vietnamese team could not maintain their spirit and lost 21/25 in the fourth game. With a 1-3 loss in the final of the 32nd SEA Games, the Vietnamese women's volleyball team could not change the color of the medal and continued to rank behind the Thai team.

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