The men’s under-58 kilograms category saw Korea’s Tae‐joon Park defeat Thanakrit Yodrak of Thailand 2-1 in the final to claim gold at the Taekwondowon complex. 

Despite Yodrak's loss, his silver was Thailand's first medal of the tournament, and the only top-three position on the day not to be taken by a Chinese or South Korean fighter.

In the bronze medal match, Young-hwan Kim of South Korea outclassed China’s Yupeng Li with a particularly strong display on his way to a 2-0 victory.

Zeqi Zhou of China clinched gold with a 2-0 win over South Korea's Min‐ju Kwak in the women’s under-67kg final fight.

China also claimed bronze in the category, after Junhong Liu beat Thailand’s Sasikarn Tongchan 2-0.

The other action of the day saw an all-South Korean final in the men's over-80kg category between Yeon ho Kang and Minseo Kim. 

It was Kang who came out on top 1-0 in an extremely close contest to take home gold. 

China’s Yaoxi Wang would go on to win bronze after beating South Korea’s Hyeon-min Jun 2-1.

South Korea ended the day with five medals, two of which were gold. 

Each winner and runner-up secured a place at the Manchester 2022 World Taekwondo Grand Prix as a result of their performances. 

The final day of action at the World Taekwondo Grand Prix Challenge will see three more weight categories decided - the women’s under-49kg and over-67kg and the men’s under-80kg.