South Korean women's basketball national team player Lee Hae-ran scored 24 points in the final against Japan, leading the team to its first Asian Games gold medal in 12 years.
Stepping up as the ace with two key players absent, Lee looked back, saying, "It would be a lie to say there was no pressure," but adding, "I wanted to prove that we are not a weak team."
After securing the gold medal, she shared her overwhelming thoughts, saying, "This is the happiest moment of my career."
Sports Mug brings you the interview with "Haerant" Lee Hae-ran following the golden match against Japan.
Reported by Ha Seong-ryong | Produced and Edited by Jinhyeong Park | Filmed by Park Hyun-chul | Produced by Sports News Department
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"We Wanted to Show We Are Not a Weak Team"... Lee Hae-ran's Golden Proof
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