Teqball Finals Asian Games 2026 — Men’s Singles, Women’s Singles & Mixed Doubles on Sep 20
🏆 Teqball Finals Completed — Asian Games 2026 | Sep 20
Teqball Finals – Asian Games 2026 | Sep 20, Nagoya Higashi Sports Center
Teqball made its historic debut as an Asian Games medal sport on September 20, 2026, at the Nagoya Higashi Sports Center. Three gold medals were awarded across men’s singles, women’s singles and mixed doubles — with South Korea, Myanmar, and Thailand claiming the inaugural Asian Games teqball titles.
Men’s Singles Final — Result
🥇 Lee Jun-seok (South Korea) — Gold
🥈 Ali Jaleel Mezher Al-Aleyawi (Iraq) — Silver
Score: 12-11, 12-5
Lee Jun-seok, a former fourth-tier professional footballer, made history as the first-ever men’s singles teqball gold medalist in Asian Games history. His victory gave South Korea their gold medal of the Games.
Women’s Singles Final — Result
🥇 Wai Khin Hnin (Myanmar) — Gold
🥈 Sumaya (Indonesia) — Silver
Score: 10-12, 12-8, 12-9
Myanmar’s Wai Khin Hnin claimed a stunning women’s singles title in a dramatic three-set final, becoming the inaugural women’s teqball champion at the Asian Games. “I’m delighted, I’m thankful to my head coach for believing in me,” she said after the win.
Mixed Doubles Final — Result
🥇 Thailand (Suphawadi Wongkhamchan & Phakpong Dechjaroen) — Gold
🥈 Japan (Yuina Sakamoto & Akinori Wase) — Silver
🥉 Vietnam (Nguyen Hoang Minh Tan & Trinh Gia Nghi) — Bronze
The defending world champion Thai pair dominated the mixed doubles final, winning in straight sets 12-4, 12-5. This gold marked Thailand’s first medal of the 2026 Asian Games.
Historic Debut
Teqball — a sport invented 14 years ago in Hungary that combines football and table tennis on a curved table — made its Asian Games debut in 2026. Barcelona legend Carles Puyol was among the notable spectators at the Nagoya Higashi Sports Center to witness the sport’s first Asian Games champions crowned.
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