Lauren Williams won the silver medal after losing to Matea Delic by a narrow margin in the Taekwondo final

Oren Williams breaks in the center of the women’s final Taekwondo -67 kg, lost to Matea Delic by a narrow margin.

Williams took the lead with only 10 seconds left in the final, but No. 1 seed Yelich fought back to win the gold medal.

For the 22-year-old young man, this is a kind of internal organs, he looks destined to become a champion after his outstanding performance.

But, like taekwondo player Bradley Sinden, when Yelich finally defeated her 25-22, she suffered a heartbreak.

“It’s not enough. I have her. 10 seconds. I just let go and I messed up. I made a mistake,” Williams told the BBC. “It’s on me, I can’t do anything about it. In that situation, I tried my best.

“I am very satisfied with my performance throughout the day. Olympic silver medal? This is not bad, right.

“It feels good to be here today. I am very confident to participate today. It is crazy for me to participate in the Olympics for the first time.”

The first round proved to be a very tight match, and the two could barely separate within the first two minutes.

Williams finally hit 5-4 in the first round with a header and two punches. Jelic kicked it back and Gam-jeom also scored two points.

The two exchanged headers early in the second round, and Djelic took the lead again.

But Williams hit back to the chest with a punch, which meant that the duo reached a tie 10-10 when they entered the third and final round.

It turns out that this is as close as the whole game, and the two hit the trunk and fists with a score of 13-13 in the last minute.