Vietnamese Boxers to Receive $1,500 for Gold at 33rd Southeast asian Games
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Vietnamese boxers stand to earn a total of $1,500 for winning a gold medal at the upcoming 33rd Southeast Asian Games, a important incentive announced as the team prepares for competition. The financial rewards, totaling $1,000 from the Vietnam Boxing Federation, an additional $500 from the athletic department, and a further VND10 million (approximately $385 as of December 6, 2024) from former athlete Truong Dinh Hoang, aim to bolster team morale ahead of the regional event.
The incentives come as the Vietnamese boxing team intensifies training at the national Sports training Center in Ho Chi Minh City. The team, which includes Ha Thi Linh, Vo Thi Kim An, Hoang thi Ngoc Mai, Nguyen Minh Cuong, Nguyen Van Duong, and Bui Phuc Tung, is targeting at least one gold medal at the Games, building on their performance at the 32nd Southeast Asian Games where they secured two gold, one silver, and three bronze medals.
Financial Breakdown of Gold Medal Rewards
| Source | Amount (USD) |
|---|---|
| Vietnam Boxing Federation | $1,000 |
| Athletic Department (TDTT) | $500 |
| Truong Dinh Hoang | $385 (VND 10 million) |
| Total | $1,885 |
silver medalists will receive $300, while bronze medalists will be awarded $200 from the Vietnam Boxing Federation. This encouragement is expected to provide great mental vitality to the team ahead of the regional competition,
according to reports.
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The Vietnamese kickboxing team has also announced bonuses for medalists, offering $500 for gold, $300 for silver, and $200 for bronze, demonstrating a broader effort to motivate athletes across various sports.
The team is scheduled to depart for Thailand on December 11th to acclimate to the competition habitat and finalize preparations for the finals, which begin on December 8th. Dam Cong Dien,head of the kickboxing department at the Ministry of Sports and Sports,has highlighted the challenge of bridging the gap between domestic training and the intensity of competition at the 33rd Southeast Asian Games.
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What are your predictions for the Vietnamese boxing team’s performance at the 33rd Southeast Asian Games? Do you think these financial incentives will significantly impact their results?
Frequently Asked Questions
- What is the total prize money for a gold medal in boxing at the 33rd SEA Games? The total prize money for a gold medal is $1,885, combining rewards from the Vietnam boxing Federation, the athletic department, and Truong Dinh Hoang.
- How much will silver and bronze medalists receive? Silver medalists will receive $300, and bronze medalists will receive $200 from the Vietnam Boxing Federation.
- When will the Vietnamese boxing team depart for Thailand? The team is scheduled to depart for thailand on December 11th.
- Where is the Vietnamese boxing team currently training? The team is currently training at the National Sports training Center in Ho Chi Minh City.
- Who are some of the key boxers on the Vietnamese team? Key boxers include Ha Thi Linh, Vo Thi Kim An, Hoang Thi Ngoc Mai, Nguyen Minh Cuong, Nguyen Van Duong, and Bui Phuc Tung.
The Southeast Asian Games, a biennial multi-sport event, plays a crucial role in promoting regional cooperation and athletic development. Vietnam has consistently invested in its athletes, recognizing the importance of international competition for raising the nation’s sporting profile. The increasing financial incentives offered to athletes reflect a growing commitment to supporting their dedication and achieving success on the world stage. The 33rd edition, hosted in Thailand, is expected to be a highly competitive event, with athletes from across Southeast Asia vying for medals and national pride.
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