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Omsin Sasipaporn Addresses Negative Comments Despite Winning Asian Games Bronze Medal

Asiangame23 Sep 2026 13:18 GMT+7

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Omsin Sasipaporn Addresses Negative Comments Despite Winning Asian Games Bronze Medal

Omsin Sasipaporn talks about the negative comments she received despite winning the Asian Games bronze medal.

"Sasipaporn" is extremely proud!! The Thailand women's volleyball team has secured an Olympic ticket and the Asian Games bronze medal, ignoring negative comments.

Following the victory where the Thailand women's national volleyball team beat South Korea 3-0 sets with scores of 25-20, 25-19, 25-23 to claim the 2026 Asian Games bronze medal.

After the match, "Omsin" Sasipaporn Chanthawisut, a star player of the Thailand women's volleyball team, said, "I'm proud of everyone’s effort and how we ended the final match well. Everyone played very well. I'm proud of them all."

"Throughout the year with the national team, everyone worked very hard. This is the result of our dedication and effort because we wanted to go to the Olympics. It's a good outcome that our hard work has paid off."

"I want to thank the coaching staff. As everyone knows, I wasn't on the roster at the start of the year. I’m grateful to the coach for still trusting me. Thanks also to my teammates who encouraged and pushed me to keep fighting and never give up on myself. Without everyone in the team, I wouldn’t have become this good."

"I give myself a score of 100 because I tried very hard all year. I wanted to improve the team and myself. I want people to remember that although I had setbacks before, now I’ve succeeded. I want everyone to recognize that my effort has paid off, and I achieved this through my own skills."

"In life, no one avoids criticism or blame. I just ignore it because some people don't impact my life. I know what I do and who I’m trying for. Don’t pay attention to the critics. We do this for ourselves, not for those who criticize us. I don’t value their words. I want everyone to keep fighting and not care about those external things."