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the first round of the men's volleyball championship, Korean Air defeated KB Insurance and had only one win left until the combined championship.
Jung Ji-seok, Kwak Seung-seok, and Lincoln's triangular squadron flew wildly.
Byung-min Yoo.
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Korean Air gave up the first set to KB Insurance Keita's high RBI attack and left uneasy.
In a moment of crisis, Jung Ji-seok, Kwak Seung-seok, and Lincoln's triangular squadron flew up.
In the two sets of 15-15 tie, Jung Ji-seok's diagonal attack, Kwak Seung-seok's powerful back-back attack, and Lincoln's powerful spikes led the team to score points and succeeded in reversing the mood.
And the third set Lincoln came out as a fixer.
He led the comeback by scoring 12 points alone with a spike that didn't discriminate between the front and the back.
In the end, Kwak Seung-seok, the eldest of the triangular squadron, was in charge.
In a 4 set 7-7 tie, he blocked the will to pursue the opponent by bursting with an open attack followed by a sub-ace.
Korean Air defeated KB Insurance and took the most important first leg in the best-of-two championship game.
Korean Air, which has succeeded in overtaking the lead, is determined to secure the combined championship for two consecutive seasons in the second game tomorrow.
[Kwak Seung-seok / Korean Air: I have a lot of thoughts about winning the second round.
I think it's important to come together as a team.
I need that role, so I'll do it well.]
In KB Insurance, Keita struggled with 27 points, but the main weapon, Kang Sub, was not working and was pushed to the edge of a cliff.