Vietnam is the best in the SEA Games team 32

Vietnam really reached the top of the regional sport, with an overwhelming achievement of 136 gold medals at the 32nd SEA Games. This is the third time the delegation has topped the final table of the Games, but it is the first time away from home. Vietnam even left Thailand's second team to 28 gold medals.

On the final day of competition, Vietnam won 12 more gold medals from weightlifting, sports dancing, wrestling, fencing, traditional sailing, judo and kick boxing.

Wrestling continues to be a "gold mine" for Vietnamese sports today. If the female wrestlers won all six finals yesterday, the male wrestlers won four more gold medals. The first is the victory of Ngo Van Lam in the 92kg category. In the afternoon, Nguyen Xuan Dinh, Ngo The Sao and Can Tat Du won gold medals of 65kg, 70kg and 74kg respectively.

Since wrestling returned to the SEA Games after being absent in 2015 (Singapore) and 2017 (Malaysia), this has always been one of the subjects that brought the most gold medals for Vietnam. In 2019 there were 12, 17 last year and 13 this year. This year's Vietnamese wrestling team includes young athletes such as Nguyen Thi My Trang, Tran Anh Tuyet, Lai Dieu Thuong (born in 2001), Dang Thi Linh (born in 2001). 2000) alongside veteran wrestlers like Nguyen Xuan Dinh, Ngo The Sao or Can Tat Du.

The new sport of breaking dance (hiphop dance or sport dance) witnessed the final match of all Vietnam in the B-Girls content. Tran Huynh Nhu defeated teammate Nguyen Thi Hong Tram to win the gold medal. Fencing added a gold medal in the men's team willow content, with the victory of swordsmen Cao Minh Duyet, Pham Quoc Tai, Nguyen Van Hai and Nguyen Minh Quang.

In kick boxing, Nguyen Xuan Phuong won the Full Contact - men's 60kg content after defeating Lao rival Soukan Taipanyavong 3-0 in the final. And Nguyen Hoang closed the medal table of the team when he defeated the Philippines opponent in the final of the men's K1 67kg content.

Vietnam sailing team, with athletes Tran Thanh Cuong, Bui Thi Yen, Nguyen Thi Huong, Pham Hong Quan, Diep Thi Huong, Hien Nam, Ma Thi Phuong, Pham Luong Tu, Nguyen Hong Thai, Truong Xuan Nguyen, Tran Tuong Khang, Ho Thi Ne, Ta Minh Dac Uynh, Nguyen Van Viet, Nguyen Van Cuong, Vu Dinh Linh, Oceania, Hoang Van Vuong, Nguyen Xuan Sang, Nguyen Minh Hau and Vo Hung Thai were crowned the 800m 12 Crews content. men and women with a record of 7 minutes 45 seconds 135.

The Vietnamese judo team also finished the Games in first place, thanks to eight gold medals. On the last day, the team won another mixed team gold medal.

Bringing the most emotions on May 16 is weightlifting. Nguyen Quoc Toan broke three SEA Games records in the men's 89kg category. He achieved 155 kg jerk, 190 kg push and 345 kg total. The original Bac Lieu champion changed the color of the medal after winning the bronze medal in the 81kg category last year. Following that success, Tran Dinh Thang won dramatically against Thai rival Rungsuriya Panya in the men's 89kg upper class thanks to two successful complaints from the coaching staff. He achieved the 150 kg jerk, 209 kg push and 359 kg total, 1 kg more than Panya.

Thus, Vietnamese weightlifting finished the 32nd SEA Games with four gold medals, exceeding the set target. Vietnam ranked second in this Olympic sport, after Indonesia (five gold medals) and more than Thailand (2 gold medals).