1 win left in the men's first history...Cheonan is going crazy! Hyundai Capital Catching Korean Air to Win Two Championships in a Win
Apr 03, 2025
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Hyundai Capital won set-score 3-1 (25-22, 29-31, 25-19, 25-23) in the second game of the men's championship match between the Korean Air Jumbos and Dodram 2024-2025 V-League at Yoo Gwan-soon Gymnasium in Cheonan on the 3rd.
Hyundai Capital has only one win left until winning the championship match in six years as it caught the first game and the second game.
In the first game, Hyundai Capital laughed 3-1. However, Korean Air's momentum was better than expected. There was a scene where it collapsed due to a mistake, but it showed a performance equal to or higher than that of Hyundai Capital throughout the game.
Ahead of the second leg, Hyundai Capital coach Philip Blanc said, "'Fighting is important in a game like a championship game.'" He added, "We need to focus on the present to show the best concentration to the team." I'm going to play in a tremendous game, and I'm grateful to the fans who will set the tone." In particular, as he struggled in receiving in the first game, "It would be better than the first game if he could get a little more stable floater serve."
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Ahead of the second game, coach Tilikainen said, `If I lose today, I will fight like crazy in the next game. Even if I win today, I'll fight like crazy. I'm trying to get to 100%. The moment the last ball falls, some teams will cheer and some will be sad. We'll cheer you up"He expressed his determination.
There was a fierce battle from the first set. Hyundai Capital laughed at the serve while both teams were rarely able to hit. At 20-19, Heo Soo-bong's Kang serve was inserted through the middle of the Korean Air court. Korean Air requested a video review, but there was no change in Hyundai Capital's scoring results, only as Hyundai Capital fans cheered more. Hyundai Capital won the game when one-point server Lee Si-woo's serve ace came out at 22-20, and Leo's quick open caught the first set.
In the second set, Hyundai Capital Leo and Korean Air Russell faced off with firepower Leo recorded a 10-point attack success rate of 52.94% in the second set, and Russell responded with an 11-point attack success rate of 55.56%. Korean Air led 12-8 midway through the set, but Leo's score caught the tail. Hyundai Capital, riding the atmosphere, hit 21-17, but Korean Air succeeded in chasing. In the end, the game was decided in deuce. In the end, Korean Air showed its last concentration. At 29-29, Russell scored back-to-back runs to balance the set score 31-29.
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Hyundai Capital continued its winning streak in the third set to the fourth set. Jung Tae-joon's quick attack, Leo's back attack, and Hwang Seung-bin's block kept the early lead and solved the game. Korean Air chased after the back attack actively, and eventually succeeded in tying the game with Jung Ji-seok's block at 15-16. In the end, however, Hyundai Capital laughed. Following Huh Soo-bong's blocking at 16-16, Korean Air's offense came out. After that, he did not miss Korean Air's reception and ran away once again by inserting a direct attack. Korean Air made the last chase, but Leo scored at 23-22, and eventually won the second game with Huh Soo-bong's score at 24-23.
This article was translated by Naver AI translator.
