The AVC Challenge Cup for Men 2023 has just ended with the championship of Thailand. This is the first time this team from Southeast Asia won the championship and won a ticket to attend the FIVB Challenger Cup 2023 in Qatar.
The team lost to Thailand in the AVC Challenge Cup 2023 final, Bahrain ranked 2nd. The Korean male volleyball team ranked third while the South Vietnam team also had the first time in the top 4 a continental tournament.
In addition to the collective tournaments, BTC also awarded individual prizes in which the “princess” of the Thai male volleyball team is the owner of the MVP police officer – the best athlete in the tournament.
This is a worthy result for what this 1.83m high hand is shown in the tournament. Despite the most modest height in the tournament, Anurak Phanram played very impressively and contributed significantly to the success of the home team.
Quite special compared to other tournaments when the athletes are often given the title in their competition position, at AVC Challenge Cup Anurak, there is only one title MVP and the two owners are honored as two other dams.
In the list of individual awards, the Thai champion has 3 prizes, the Bahrain runner -up has 3 prizes, the third ranked team in Korea has 2 tournaments while the Vietnam Volleyball team is the only team in the top 4 without individual awards.
AVC Challenge Cup for Men 2023:
Owner XSN: Muhamed Abdulla Yaqooob (Bahrain) and Anut Promchan (Thailand)
Father XSN: Kissada Nilsawai (Thailand) and Kim Minjae (Korea)
Two XSN: Hwang Taekeui (Korea)
For XSN: Ali Khamis (Bahrain)
Libero XSN: Ayman Haroon (Bahrain)
MVP: Anurak Phanram (Thailand)