Ahmad Abu Al Soud
The 2022 Asian Games begin tomorrow, September 24, in Hangzhou, China, where the prestigious multi-sport event will feature teams and individuals from 19 countries, including a top-caliber MAG team for the host nation.
Many top competitors have opted to compete here rather than at world championships, where qualifications begin a day after the Asian Games action concludes, but others are braving the lengthy flight and six-hour time difference to tackle both, especially those who have Olympic spots on the line.
We previously created a Coverage Guide to help you follow along, and now would like to share the complete rosters, which you can find below.
| BANGLADESH | |
| Sangkheong Khumi Abu Saeed Rafi |
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| CHINA | |
| Lan Xingyu Lin Chaopan Xiao Ruoteng Zhang Boheng Zou Jingyuan |
Tang Xijing Yu Linmin Zhang Jin Zhang Xinyi Zuo Tong |
| HONG KONG | |
| Jim Man Hin Ng Ka Ki Ng Kiu Chung |
Angel Wong Hiu Ying |
| INDIA | |
| Pranati Nayak | |
| IRAN | |
| Mahdi Ahmad Kohani Mohammadreza Hamidi Mohammadreza Khosronezhad Mahdi Olfati |
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| JAPAN | |
| Kawakami Shohei Kitazono Takeru Tanigawa Kakeru Tanigawa Wataru Tsumura Ryota |
Masui Misaki Okamura Mana Sakaguchi Ayaka Serita Mikako Ushioku Kohane |
| JORDAN | |
| Ahmad Abu Al Soud | |
| KAZAKHSTAN | |
| Emil Akhmejanov Nariman Kurbanov Roman Mamenov Assan Salimov Alisher Toibazarov |
Aida Bauyrzhanova Anfissa Ivanova Amina Khalimarden Darya Yassinskaya Korkem Yerbossynkyzy |
| MALAYSIA | |
| Aimy Muhammad Sharul | |
| NORTH KOREA | |
| Jong Ryon Gil Pak Song Hyok Ri Wichol |
An Chang Ok Kim Son Hyang Kim Su Jong Ryu Mi Rae Sim Hae Won |
| PHILIPPINES | |
| Miguel Besana Justine Ace de Leon |
Kursten Lopez Samantha Macasu Charlie Manzano |
| QATAR | |
| Rakan Al Harith | |
| SINGAPORE | |
| Terry Tay Wei An | Kaitlyn Lim Nadine Joy Nathan Shandy Poh Zi Xuan Emma Yap En Lin |
| SOUTH KOREA | |
| Bae Garam Jeon Yoseop Kim Hansol Shin Jeahwan Yun Jinseong |
An Yeonjeong Lee Eunju Lim Sumin Oh Soseon Yun Boeun |
| SRI LANKA | |
| Nadila Nethviru | |
| TAIWAN | |
| Huang Yen-Chang Lee Chih-Kai Lin Guan-Yi Shiao Yu-Jan Yeh Cheng |
Chang Tzu-Ling Lai Pin-Ju Lin Yi-Chen Ting Hua-Tien Wu Sing-Fen |
| THAILAND | |
| Suphacheep Baobenmad Weerapat Chuaisom Ittrit Kumsiriratn Witsawayot Saroj Tikumporn Surintornta |
Sasiwimon Mueangphuan Ananya Patanakul Thantida Ruecker |
| UZBEKISTAN | |
| Asadbek Azamov Khumoyun Islomov Ravshan Kamiljanov Rustamek Nematov Akhrorkhon Temirkhonov |
Oksana Chusovitina |
| VIETNAM | |
| Dang Ngoc Xuan Thien Le Thanh Tung Nguyen Van Khanh Phong Pham Phuoc Hieu Trinh Hai Khang |
Pham Nhu Phuong |
Article by Lauren Hopkins
The Gymternet 
Fingers crossed those opting for the AG → WC route can pull it off! Certainly can’t help that Yassinskaya & Khalimarden (KAZ), Angel Wong (HKG) and Chinese Taipei have been drawn in the first two subdivisions at Worlds too. Seems like an extremely tight turnaround, especially for those who advance to the later event finals.
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Ugh, yes! At least WAG has an extra day since MAG starts QFs on Saturday, so if Yassinskaya, Khalimarden, or Wong make finals that happen on Friday (which Yassinskaya and Wong potentially could), it’s still REALLY tight but at least they’ll have a travel day between? I guess at least they’re all just specialists at worlds and not doing AA…but yeah, still absolutely wild.
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Completely forgot that they go first – RIP any Kazakh MAG doing both 😦
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Seriously!! I think it’s really just Kurbanov? But that’s such a tight turnaround with the PH final on Thursday and quals on Saturday. Actually really happy Ahmad Abu Al Soud had a fall on pommels here and is hopefully flying out early!
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