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Suraj Singh Mayanglambam Misses Asian Games Wushu Podium Narrowly
Suraj Singh Mayanglambam competed for India in a wushu event at the Asian Games.
He performed in the men's changquan final.
Changquan includes fast punches, deep lunges, high kicks, jumps, and spins.
Suraj scored 9.683 points and finished 11th.
He received full marks for the quality of his movements and strong marks for difficulty.
He had no deductions during his routine.
The article says he was only 0.040 points away from a medal position.
Twenty-one athletes competed, and their performance order was chosen randomly.
India's Suraj Singh Mayanglambam finished 11th in the men's changquan wushu final.
He scored 9.683 points at the Aichi-Nagoya Asian Games.
Suraj received 5.00 for Quality of Movement and 2.00 for Degree of Difficulty, with no deductions.
The article says he was 0.040 points short of a medal position.
The 21 finalists were assigned starting positions through a random draw rather than seeding.
- Who
- India's Suraj Singh Mayanglambam competed against 20 other finalists.
- What
- He finished 11th in the men's changquan wushu final with 9.683 points.
- Where
- The competition was held at the Aichi Prefectural Martial Arts Hall during the Aichi-Nagoya Asian Games.
- When
- The final took place on Sunday.
- Why
- Athletes competed for final standings and medals in the changquan wushu event.
Key facts
- Athlete
- Suraj Singh Mayanglambam
- Country
- India
- Event
- Men's changquan wushu final
- Finish
- 11th place
- Score
- 9.683 points
- Field
- 21 finalists
- Reported margin
- 0.040 points short of a medal position










