Taekwondo champion Su Po-ya wins gold at the Spain International Open

Taekwondo champion Su Po-ya wins gold at the Spain International Open

2024-04-09

Taekwondo champion Su Po-ya has won gold at the Spain International Open, her second major medal of 2024 so far. The Asian Games gold medalist is going from strength to strength in her career. She’s also won lots of fans after a dramatic change of aesthetic online. Her Instagram showcases her blooming interest in fashion and beauty. The next chance to see Su compete will be at the Asian Cities Taekwondo Championships in May.

Su Po-ya faces off against Morrocco’s Oumaima El Bouchti in the final of the Spain International Open. The gold medalist of the Jakarta Asian Games was dominant from the get-go, winning the first bout solidly and making a clean sweep of the second bout, to clinch the 53 kg women’s gold.

She posted this gold-medal selfie to social media after the win. After a “glow up,” Su’s Instagram gets lots of attention for her shining complexion and sparkling eyes.

Su Po-ya (2019)
Taekwondo athlete
When I was in elementary school, mom said I had to choose a club, and I just randomly chose taekwondo. After I got my red belt I went to train at the center. And then I kept training and did better and better and felt more and more satisfaction from it.

Here was Su speaking five years ago at age 20, when she usually appeared in public in her training uniform, without makeup. Now, after a makeover, her Instagram is full of modelesque portraits and examples of her latest outfits.

Her babygirl appearance belies her continued glory in the taekwondo ring. Since the gold in Jakarta, she has clinched two more medals just in the first few months of this year. She’s now training for the Asian Cities Taekwondo Championships in late May.

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奪冠賽後PO美照亞運金牌女大十八變

2024-04-09

台灣跆拳道女將蘇柏亞，在西班牙跆拳道公開賽女子53公斤級決賽以2：0獲勝，奪下個人今年第二面國際賽金牌，賽後在自己的IG PO出與獎牌合照，氣質和妝容和5年前在雅加達亞運摘金時相比，已經女大十八變，令人十分驚豔。接下來她將持續備戰，尋求跆拳生涯下一階段代表作。

在金牌戰對上摩洛哥女將波切蒂，曾在雅加達亞運奪金的蘇柏亞開賽就展現氣勢，穩穩收下第一回合後，第二回合幾乎一路壓制對手，最終也以直落二勝出，在西班亞跆拳道公開賽女子53公斤決賽奪下金牌。

賽後蘇柏亞開心PO出和金牌合照，白皙皮膚和大眼顏值破表，女大十八變的蘇柏亞，近幾年也頻頻在IG放上美照。

[[跆拳道選手蘇柏亞(2019)]]
“國小我媽媽說，一定要選一個社團，然後就隨便選一個項目，然後就選跆拳道，升紅帶之後就去道館練習，後來就是，練一練，就越打越有成績，就越來越有成就感”

五年前，20歲的蘇柏亞未施脂粉，穿的也是道服，看起來比較樸素，不過現在打開蘇柏亞的IG，下了場的蘇柏亞辣照大方送，造型多變讓人十分驚艷。

五年的時間，蘇柏亞女大18變，不只漂亮寶貝的外型，在賽場上成績也斐然，在雅加達亞運摘金後，今年又在國際賽奪下兩面獎牌，接下來蘇柏亞也將備戰，五月底即將登場的亞錦賽。

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