[Aichi-Nagoya 2026 Asian Games] An Se-young and Park Hye-jeong Chase Gold on Day 10; MBC Broadcasts at 9:30 AM

MBC [Aichi-Nagoya 2026 Asian Games] From the golden battles of badminton's An Se-young X Baek Ha-na and Lee So-hee to weightlifting's Park Hye-jeong aiming for her second consecutive title, and the women's football team's historic attempt to reach their first-ever final! A summary of the core schedules for South Korea's medal race on Day 10 of the tournament, to be joined by MBC!

Today (29th), the 10th day of the Aichi-Nagoya 2026 Asian Games, the medal race for South Korean athletes heads toward its climax. An Se-young challenges for her second consecutive women's singles title at the Asian Games, while Lee So-hee and Baek Ha-na also enter the finals for the women's doubles gold medal. In weightlifting, Park Hye-jeong attempts to become the first South Korean female weightlifter in history to win two consecutive Asian Games titles, and the women's football national team aims for their first-ever final appearance by facing Japan. Amidst other major matches for South Korean athletes in boxing, shooting, diving, handball, volleyball, and athletics, MBC is ready to vividly deliver the key battles of Day 10 of the tournament.

#Weightlifting #9:30 AM #Park Hye-jeong's challenge for her first-ever consecutive tournament titles

In weightlifting, Jeon Hui-su from the women's 86kg group, Park Hye-jeong from the +86kg group, and Song Yeong-hwan from the men's +110kg group will compete. Paris Olympics silver medalist Park Hye-jeong won the gold medal at the last Hangzhou Games, bringing an Asian Games gold medal to South Korean weightlifting for the first time in 13 years since Jang Mi-ran at the 2010 Guangzhou Games. In particular, if she reaches the top again this time, she will write a new record as the first in South Korean weightlifting history to achieve two consecutive Asian Games titles, a feat even Jang Mi-ran did not achieve. MBC will broadcast the challenges of these three athletes starting from 9:30 AM with the duo of caster Ko Kang Yong and commentator Yeom Dong-cheol.

#Diving #10:00 AM #Women's 10m Platform X Men's 3m Springboard

In diving, Kim Na-hyun and Moon Na-yoon will compete in the women's 10m platform, and Kim Young-taek and Shin Jeong-hwi will compete in the men's 3m springboard. Kim Na-hyun and Moon Na-yoon previously combined to win a bronze medal in the women's synchronized 10m platform, the first Asian Games medal in South Korean women's diving history, and Kim Na-hyun also won a silver medal in the synchronized 3m springboard with Soo‐Ji Kim. As Kim Young-taek and Shin Jeong-hwi also secured a bronze medal in the men's synchronized 10m platform, attention is focused on whether they can continue their momentum in individual events. MBC plans to deliver the matches of South Korean athletes starting from 10:00 AM through the broadcast of caster Kim Cho-rong and commentator Kim Hyeon-suk.

#Badminton #11:00 AM #Women's Singles X Doubles Finals #Caster Kim Sung-joo steps in to "pass on the good energy from the Paris Olympics"

In badminton, finals with two gold medals at stake will be held in succession. The women's doubles duo of Lee So-hee and Baek Ha-na, along with women's singles An Se-young, will both enter the finals to challenge for gold. In particular, An Se-young is showing fearsome momentum worthy of the world number one by perfectly overpowering all opponents until the final stage, and if she wins this tournament, she will set a record as the first woman in Asian Games history to win two consecutive singles gold medals. In women's doubles, Lee So-hee and Baek Ha-na are also challenging for their first women's doubles gold medal in 24 years, following their silver medal at the last Hangzhou Games. To pass on the good energy from the Paris Olympics to An Se-young, caster Kim Sung-joo and commentator Chae Yoo-jung, who volunteered for the broadcast, will once again team up at the commentary booth, and MBC will begin live broadcasting from Nagoya starting at 11:00 AM.

#Boxing #1:00 PM #Men's 60kg Jang Dong-hwan X 80kg Kim Min-sung Semifinals

In boxing, Jang Dong-hwan (men's 60kg) and Kim Min-sung (80kg) will both compete in the semifinals. As both athletes showed strong finishing power by overturning deficits in the first round during the quarterfinals, interest is focused on whether they can advance to the finals. MBC will add heat to the ring starting from 1:00 PM with the uninhibited and thrilling commentary of caster Eom Ju-won and commentator Shin Jong-hun, a former Asian Games gold medalist.

#Shooting #2:00 PM #Men's and Women's Trap Finals_Lee Bo-na X An Dae-myeong

In shooting, Lee Bo-na and An Dae-myeong will compete in the men's and women's trap finals. Lee Bo-na sat in the upper ranks by recording 46 points on the first day of the trap preliminaries, and An Dae-myeong is also continuing the medal race by recording 45 points. MBC plans to deliver the matches of South Korean shooting starting from 2:00 PM through the broadcast of caster Eom Ju-won and commentator Kim Jong-hyeon.

#Handball #5:00 PM #Men's Bronze Medal Match_South Korea vs Japan

At 5:00 PM, the men's handball national team will engage in a battle for the bronze medal against their destined rival, Japan. Having failed to reach the final after a disappointing loss to Qatar the previous day, South Korea is fully prepared to finish on a high note in this bronze medal match, which is their last match of this tournament. MBC will vividly deliver the final match of South Korean men's handball starting from 5:00 PM with the duo of caster No Jae-yeong and commentator Yoon Hyun-kyung.

#Volleyball #7:00 PM #Men's Preliminaries_South Korea vs China

Men's volleyball will face China in their final preliminary match. Previously, South Korea secured advancement to the quarterfinals with two consecutive wins by defeating Taiwan following the Philippines, and they will battle China, who also has two wins, for the top spot in the group. MBC will join the South Korean men's volleyball match starting from 7:00 PM with the duo of caster Han Jang-hee and commentator Moon Sung-min.

#Women's Football #7:20 PM #Semifinals_South Korea vs Japan #Challenge for the first-ever final

South Korean women's football is making its first-ever challenge to reach the final. South Korea defeated Uzbekistan 6-3 in the quarterfinals to advance to the Asian Games semifinals for the first time in 8 years. In women's football, they won bronze medals in 2010 Guangzhou, 2014 Incheon, and 2018 Jakarta-Palembang, but have never reached the final. A fierce battle is expected against Japan, their opponent, for the ticket to the final. From 7:20 PM, caster Kim Sung-joo and commentator Seo Hyung-wook will vividly report on South Korean women's football's journey to reach the final from Nagoya.

#Athletics #7:35 PM #Women's Hammer Throw_Men's 5000m_Men's 4x400m Relay Finals

The end of the 10th day of the competition will be decorated by athletics events. From the women's hammer throw finals featuring Kim Tae-hui and Lee Yu-ra, to the men's 5000m final featuring Park Jae-u, and finally the men's 4x400m relay final, which is called the flower of the games, South Korea's matches will unfold in succession. Expectations are high for last competition medalist Kim Tae-hui's attempt to defend her medal and the explosive speed of the men's relay team. MBC plans to deliver South Korea's heated races starting from 7:35 PM with dynamic broadcasting by caster Kim Min-ho and commentator Yeo Ho-su-a.

Today's MBC [Aichi-Nagoya 2026 Asian Games] Broadcast # September 29 (Tuesday) <Day 10 of the Competition>

Weightlifting <Caster/Commentator: Ko Kang Yong/Yeom Dong-cheol> 9:30 AM Women's 86kg Group A Final (Jeon Hui-su), Women's +86kg Group A Final (Park Hye-jeong), Men's +110kg Group A Final (Song Yeong-hwan)

Diving <Caster/Commentator: Kim Cho-rong/Kim Hyeon-suk> 10:00 AM Preliminaries and Finals Women: 10m Platform (Kim Na-hyun, Moon Na-yoon), Men: 3m Springboard (Shin Jeong-hwi, Kim Young-taek)

Badminton <Caster/Commentator: Kim Sung-joo/Chae Yoo-jung> * Local live broadcast 11:00 AM Women's Singles Final (An Se-young), Women's Doubles Final (Baek Ha-na-Lee So-hee)

Boxing <Caster/Commentator: Eom Ju-won/Shin Jong-hun> 1:00 PM Men's 60kg Semifinal (Jang Dong-hwan), Men's 80kg Semifinal (Kim Min-sung)

Shooting <Caster/Commentator: Seo In/Kim Jong-hyeon> 2:00 PM Men's and Women's Trap Individual Final

Handball <Caster/Commentator: No Jae-yeong/Yoon Hyun-kyung> 5:00 PM Men's Bronze Medal Match (South Korea : Japan)

Volleyball <Caster/Commentator: Han Jang-hee/Moon Sung-min> 7:00 PM Men's Preliminary (South Korea : China)

Football <Caster/Commentator: Kim Sung-joo/Seo Hyung-wook> * Local live broadcast 7:20 PM Women's Semifinal (South Korea : Japan)

Athletics <Caster/Commentator: Kim Min-ho/Yeo Ho-su-a> 7:35 PM Women's Hammer Throw Final (Kim Tae-hui, Lee Yu-ra), Men's 5000m Final (Park Jae-u)

* Broadcast schedule is subject to change depending on match situations and results.

◆ At a Glance

· Issuing Organization : MBC

· Category : Aichi-Nagoya 2026 Asian Games

· Distribution : September 29, 09:45

Source : MBC Press Release

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