Thailand&#39;s taekwondo superstar Panipak Wongpattanakit added another medal to her collection after claiming gold in the -49kg division at the 2023 Southeast Asian Games in Cambodia on Sunday (14 May). 
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The Tokyo 2020 Olympic gold medallist beat Vietnam&#39;s Thi Kim Tuyen Truong in the final.

&quot;It was a tough competition, and the final was especially tough, so I am happy to have won this gold medal.&quot;

What follows next is more preparation ahead of defending her title at Paris 2024 and also a possible break. But there&#39;s a catch.

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Olympic taekwondo champion "Panipak" claims fourth straight title at SEA Games

Thailand's Olympic gold medallist from Tokyo 2020 secured another victory in the -49kg division as she continues her preparation for Paris 2024.

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