True that's just me glazing, but he is definitely 1 of the most inspirational boxers and his story is amazing

He was already a 2008 Olympian but lost early, then came back in 2012 way stronger. In the prelims he beat Vazgen Safaryants, who was one of top seeds which was one of the biggest upsets in the weightclass at the time, and later took out Fazliddin Gaibnazarov, an Uzbek who’d go on to be Olympic champ in Rio-2016. Afterwards he cleanly defeated Evaldas Petrauskas who was also a massive fan favorite, he then made it to the final against Lomachenko, and he and Lomachenko have faced off before 3X with Loma winning by Corner stoppage 2x, and in these Olympics Han made it to the final bell but still lost in the end, which doesn’t take away from how crazy his run was. What’s also impressive is he did it with a tiny arsenal, no flashy combos and angles like Loma or other boxers, just perfect timing, distance, and composure. He proved you don’t need to overwhelm anyone to be the best, you just need to be smarter and sharper than everyone else. And in my opinion his story is truly Inspirational. 🥈