In the last 200 meters, the men's decathlon expert Wang Chenyou missed the medal at the 2025 Track and Field Asian Championships

Chinese Taipei men's decathlon ace Wang Chenyou jumped to No. 2 in the 9th javelin at the 2025 Asian Athletics Championships in Gumi, South Korea on the 28th local time, but he lost his speed seriously at the end of the last 1500 meters, finished with 7546 points and confirmed the qualification for next year's Nagoya Asian Games.

Wang Chenyou finished with 7,546 points and qualified for next year's Asian Games in Nagoya, but he was disappointed to miss out on a medal.

Wang Chenyou ended the first five events on the 27th, 100 meters, long jump, shot put, high jump, and 400 meters, and temporarily ranked 4th with 3869 points, while Wang Chenyou finished the 110-meter hurdles, discus, and pole vault today and still ranked 4th, he threw 64.16 meters in the javelin, and the score jumped to 2nd with 6932 points.

After Wang Chenyou finished 9 events, he temporarily trailed China's Fei Xiang by 50 points, and was only 8 points ahead of India's Tejaswin Shankar, but although Wang Chenyou tried hard to keep up with his opponent in the 1500m, he had no choice but to pull his hips in the last 200 meters and finished only in 4:50.75, and missed the medal.