[2026 Aichi-Nagoya Asian Games] Nagoya Asian Games Part 2: Behind-the-scenes of Oh Sang-uk's comeback gold and Park Hye-jeong's silver medal, tonight at 9 PM

'Fencing Monster' Oh Sang-uk couldn't smile even after winning the gold medal! His 'true feelings' revealed immediately after the match.

'Rookie Caster' Jun Hyun-moo truly exploded! From his first broadcast, an all-time great gold medal match 'hit the jackpot in ratings.'

Jun Hyun-moo was trembling, and Oh Sang-uk pulled it off! The suffocating scene of the 'rookie caster's' first broadcast is revealed.

Park Hye-jeong X Jun Hyun-moo finally kept their promise... A grand celebratory dinner for the 'Weightlifting Fairy.'

The SBS special variety show 'Going to Nagoya,' airing today (8th), will convey the heated scenes of the 'Aichi-Nagoya 2026 Asian Games' and the stories hidden behind them.

In Part 2 of 'Going to Nagoya,' vivid on-site stories of Jun Hyun-moo, who headed to Nagoya for the Asian Games broadcast, will unfold. From the preparation process of the broadcasting crew to deliver nail-biting legendary matches to viewers, to the joyful meetings with national team medalists who finished intense competitions, the show will capture another side of the Asian Games that could not be seen through the match footage alone.

First, the full-scale broadcasting challenge of 'rookie caster' Jun Hyun-moo will be revealed. Jun Hyun-moo, who showed his passion for Asian Games broadcasting in Part 1, takes on important matches such as the men's sabre team semifinals and finals for his first broadcast. In particular, it is said that Jun Hyun-moo, who broadcasted the scene of 'Fencing Emperor' Oh Sang-uk's comeback gold medal—a match that even veteran broadcasters envied, saying 'it is an enormous stroke of luck to handle such a broadcast from the first time'—could not hide his joy from the massive dopamine rush. Additionally, the episode will show Jun Hyun-moo's broadcasting studies as he receives tips from Bae Seong Jae and Gu Bon-gil ahead of the broadcast.

After the broadcast, 'Night of the Broadcasters' featuring Jun Hyun-moo, Bae Seong Jae, Gu Bon-gil, and Lee Yong-dae will take place. Meeting in one place as casters and commentators, the four will look back on the impressive moments of this competition and share stories related to the broadcasting.

Meetings with the medalists who finished intense competitions will follow. Immediately after the match, Jun Hyun-moo first meets fencing national team members Oh Sang-uk and Do Gyeong-dong in Nagoya to spend a pleasant time. At this gathering, Oh Sang-uk reveals his actual emotions faced in burdensome situations, and Do Gyeong-dong, who struggled with an injury, also candidly shares the aftermath of that day. In particular, Oh Sang-uk shows the side of a number one who has maintained his position at the top by bringing up the famous quote "Don't make excuses," which brings laughter as Do Gyeong-dong looks at him cautiously.

A welcome reunion with the 'Weightlifting Fairy' Park Hye-jeong also awaits. Jun Hyun-moo, who showed a special connection with Park Hye-jeong in Part 1, prepares a celebratory dinner to keep his promise of treating her to a delicious meal. For Park Hye-jeong, who won a valuable silver medal by surpassing a total of 300kg, he prepares a bouquet and a surprise celebration; although he could not broadcast the weightlifting, he confesses that he almost cried the moment the '300' subtitle appeared while watching the match when he had time during filming.

Park Hye-jeong also reveals an unexpected connection with Chinese weightlifter Li Wenwen, bringing laughter by honestly defining their relationship as 'OOOO'. She is expected to draw attention as she shares not only her feelings about winning a medal but also her future goals and retirement plans. Following this, Park Hye-jeong, who enjoys dance challenges, engages in a challenge for RESCENE's 'Pretty Girl', which she has been enjoying listening to lately, with Jun Hyun-moo, spending a time full of MZ sensibility.

Even when the matches end, the legendary scenes continue. SBS special variety show 'Going to Nagoya' Part 2, which will convey the emotion and lingering imagery of the Asian Games through the heat of the Nagoya site and the stories of the national team athletes, broadcasts tonight at 9 PM.

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