The radiant beauty of the 'Goddess' who won the first gold medal at the SEA Games.
TPO - With her dazzling beauty and rare talent, 19-year-old Thai taekwondo athlete Watcharakul Limjittrakarn has attracted attention by winning the first gold medal at the 2025 SEA Games.
Báo Tiền Phong•10/12/2025
From the very first moments he stepped into the ring, Watcharakul made a strong impression on the audience and experts alike. Every kata movement, every decisive step on the mat, exuded precision, skill, and power. The radiant beauty and confident demeanor of the 19-year-old athlete seem to send a clear message: youth is not a barrier, but a source of strength to conquer any challenge. In the final round of the women's individual creative performance category, she won convincingly with a score of 7.900, far ahead of her competitors from Singapore and Laos. Watcharakul's victory was not only a personal achievement but also marked a brilliant start for the Thai sports delegation at the 33rd SEA Games. "Before the competition, I was quite nervous and felt pressured, knowing I had a chance to win the first gold medal for my country. I tried to stay calm and focused, and I think I did well. My next goal is the Asian Championships next year, then the World Championships," the 19-year-old athlete shared.
In the ring, every movement of Watcharakul exuded precision, skill, and power. Beyond her technique, her confident and graceful demeanor kept the audience on the edge of their seats. This victory at the SEA Games extends Watcharakul's impressive run, which already included a bronze medal at the 2024 World Championships. The image of the beautiful, talented, and passionate 19-year-old girl quickly became an icon and an inspiration for the younger generation of Thai athletes. Fans call her "The Goddess" because of her pure beauty and fiery fighting spirit on the international stage.
Watcharakul's graceful beauty and natural everyday demeanor.
Báo Tiền Phong•10/12/2025
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