“Paul” delivered a brilliant performance, securing the third gold medal for Assumption University.He fought fiercely in every second, endured every moment, and edged out a dramatic one-point victory.
A triumph earned with the true heart of a fighter—never retreating, never giving in, never accepting defeat.
Mr. Panachai Jaijulla, a fourth-year student from Martin De Tours School Of Management And Economics, stepped into the arena with aggression, strength, and unwavering focus. The match was fiercely contested tight, high-pressure, and breath-holding until the very end. With sheer determination and resilience, he pushed through the final moments and narrowly defeated his opponent 28–27, claiming the gold medal in men’s individual Hapkido sparring, under 70 kg, at the 51st Thailand University Games – Inthanin Games.
in men’s individual Hapkido sparring, under 70 kg, at the 51st Thailand University Games – Inthanin Games.This victory is more than just a number on the scoreboard.
It is a powerful testament to intensity, endurance, discipline, and the unbreakable spirit of a true fighter—another moment of pride for Assumption University 
