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SEAG: Jones Inso ends gold medal drought in men's wushu
Jones Llabres Inso secured the Philippines' second gold medal in wushu at the 2025 SEA Games by winning the men's taijiquan - taijijian finals.
Inso achieved a total score of 19.563 points, surpassing a field of 13 competitors and ending a decade-long gold medal drought for the Philippines in men's taolu.
His victory serves as redemption after winning silver medals in the 2019 and 2021 editions and failing to medal in 2023.
Singapore's Tay Yu Xuan took silver with 19.543 points, followed by compatriot Chan Jun Kai with bronze at 19.530.
Inso's gold medal is the Philippines' second in wushu for this year's Games, following Agatha Wong's triumph in the women's division.
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