KIM Woojin Claims Victory in Men's Individual Archery Gold Medal Match

In a nail-biting finish, KIM Woojin from South Korea emerged victorious in the Men's Individual Gold Medal Match, held at the historic Invalides venue during the 2024 Paris Olympics. The competition, which took place on August 4, 2024, showcased the incredible talent and precision of both archers.

KIM Woojin, competing with bib number 1, faced off against USA's Brady Ellison, who wore bib number 7. The match was intense, with KIM finishing with a remarkable total score of 141 points, while Ellison trailed closely with 139 points.

KIM's performance was characterized by consistency and accuracy, highlighted by his impressive average of 9.56 points per arrow. Throughout the match, he demonstrated exceptional skill, hitting a series of high-scoring arrows, including five perfect shots in his first set.

The match was divided into sets, and KIM won a total of 6 sets against Ellison's 5. This victory not only secured the gold medal for KIM but also reaffirmed his position as one of the top archers in the world, having previously ranked second globally.

Brady Ellison, a seasoned competitor and fan favorite, fought valiantly but ultimately fell short. His performance throughout the match was commendable, showcasing his expertise and dedication to the sport.

The officiating team, including Line Judge Hannah Brown from Great Britain and Target Judge Friedrich Karle from Germany, ensured that the competition was fair and adhered to Olympic standards.

As the crowd erupted in cheers at the Invalides, KIM Woojin celebrated his hard-earned victory, adding a prestigious gold medal to his collection and etching his name in Olympic history.