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S Korea clinch eighth successive men’s archery gold
GUANGZHOU, China - South Korea staved off a stiff challenge from China to win an eighth successive Asian Games men’s archery title on Monday.
The South Korean trio, led by Olympic gold medallist Im Dong-hyun, whose eyesight is so weak that he is considered “legally blind”, won 222 to 218 in a tense contest that went down to the wire in difficult blustery conditions.
“China performed excellently at first,” said Im, who relies on “feeling” the target colours.
“But it was a mental contest more than a physical one and we had more experience.”
China had the chance to snatch gold but Dai Xiaoxiang, who had been shooting unerringly all afternoon behind a pair of dark glasses, was let down by his final three arrows.
“I may have wanted it too much because we’ve already sacrificed a lot, both ourselves and the previous few generations of archers to get to where we are now,” said Dai.
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