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Yang Yung-wei Falls to Bahraini Rising Star, Claims 3rd Consecutive Silver at Asian Judo Championships

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Published Apr 16, 2026 5:40 PM ・ Updated Jun 19, 2026 3:46 AM ・ 2 min read ・ Source: CNA (Central News Agency)

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Taiwanese "Judo Prince" Yang Yung-wei won silver in the men's 60kg category at the Asian Judo Championships in China after losing to a Bahraini athlete in the final, marking his third consecutive silver at the event.

Taiwanese "Judo Prince" Yang Yung-wei won silver in the men's 60kg category at the Asian Judo Championships in China after losing to a Bahraini athlete in the final, marking his third consecutive silver at the event.

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Published: Apr 16, 2026

(CNA Reporter Chen Jung-chen, Taipei, 16th) At the Asian Judo Championships held in China, Taiwan's "Judo Prince" Yang Yung-wei was defeated today in the men's 60kg gold medal match by 20-year-old Bahraini standout Ruslan Poltoratskii. He finished with a silver medal for the third consecutive year, missing out on the first Asian Championships gold medal of his career. (Editor: Chang Ya-ching) 1150416

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Announced　Apr 16, 2026 5:40 PM — Distributor CNA (Central News Agency)
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FAQ

Who defeated Yang Yung-wei in the gold medal match?

Yang Yung-wei was defeated by 20-year-old Bahraini standout Ruslan Poltoratskii.

Which weight category did Yang Yung-wei compete in at the event?

Yang Yung-wei competed in the men's 60kg category.

Where was the Asian Judo Championships held?

The Asian Judo Championships was held in China.

What medal did Yang Yung-wei win at the Championships?

Yang Yung-wei finished with a silver medal at the Championships.

How many consecutive silver medals has Yang Yung-wei claimed at this event?

Yang Yung-wei finished with a silver medal for the third consecutive year.

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