Three bronzes for Vietnam on opening day of AKF Asian Championships 2026
VOV.VN - Vietnam’s karate team got off to a promising start at the 22nd AKF Asian Senior Karate Championship 2026, winning three bronze medals on the opening day of competition in Indonesia.
Vietnam’s first bronze came in the men’s team kata event, where Giang Viet Anh, Le Nguyen Thai Hung, Pham Minh Duc and Pham Truong Giang delivered an impressive performance to reach the podium.
In the individual kumite events, Vietnam added two more bronze medals through Nguyen Thi Thu in the women’s 50kg category and Nguyen Duy Khanh in the men’s 55kg category.
The 22nd AKF Asian Senior Karate Championship 2026 runs from June 18 to 21 in Indonesia, bringing together 412 athletes from 33 countries and territories.
Vietnam is competing with a 20-member squad, aiming to build on last year’s strong performance, when the team won three gold medals and one bronze to finish third overall.
The coaching staff expects Vietnam’s key athletes to compete for gold medals at this year’s tournament.
Following the Asian championships, Vietnam’s karate team will turn its focus to the 2026 Southeast Asian Karate Championships, scheduled for July in Ninh Binh province.




