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HANGZHOU, China – After producing the country's first medal, taekwondo suffered big losses for the third straight day in the 19th Asian Games here.
Arven Alcantara advanced to the quarters after beating a fancied Thai rival in the Round-of-16 of the men's -68-kilogram division.
But against, Mohammed Mustafa of Jordan, Alcantara suffered a 2-0 beating.
Both Laila Delo and Dave Cea also dropped their matches with the latter losing to Iran's Mehran Barkhordari in the men's -80kg division quaters.
Delo, on the other hand, lost to Vietnam's Thi Khiem in the women's -67kg class.
Korean Open gold medal winner Kirstie Elaine Alora (women's +67kg class) and SEAG 4-time champion Samuel
Morrission are left to carry the task to win the country's first gold in the continental showpiece.
King Patrick Perez won the men's individual bronze on Sunday.