Key Points
- Indonesia's national wushu team won six medals to finish fourth overall at the 4th Taolu World Cup 2026 in Haikou, China.
- Seraf Naro Siregar secured Indonesia's only gold medal, while four silver and one bronze completed the team's medal haul.
- The Indonesian Wushu Association (WI) will use the results to evaluate the team's preparations for the 2026 Aichi-Nagoya Asian Games.
RRI.CO.ID, Haikou - Indonesia's national wushu team won six medals at the 4th Taolu World Cup 2026 in Haikou, China, finishing fourth in the overall standings with one gold, four silver, and one bronze medal.
Host nation China topped the medal table with eight gold medals during the tournament, held from July 4-9, 2026. Hong Kong finished second, followed by Malaysia in third, while Indonesia secured fourth place.
Indonesia's only gold medal came from Seraf Naro Siregar in the men's Dao Shu event after delivering a consistent performance throughout the competition.
Four silver medals were won by Eugenia Diva Widodo (women's Dao Shu), Ahmad Ghifari Fuaiz (men's Qiang Shu), Terrence Tjahyadi (men's Nan Gun), and Dullian Putra (team event with Seraf Siregar, Ahmad Ghozali, and Ahmad Ghifari Fuaiz).
Ahmad Ghifari Fuaiz claimed Indonesia's bronze medal in the men's Jian Shu event after competing against some of the world's top athletes.
The achievement received praise from Indonesian Wushu Association (WI) Secretary General Ngatino.
"WI appreciates the Indonesian national wushu team's success in winning one gold, four silver, and one bronze medal," Ngatino said in a written statement on Thursday, July 9, 2026.
Ngatino explained that the Taolu World Cup 2026 serves as part of Indonesia's preparations for the 2026 Asian Games. "The results from the 2026 World Cup will be used to evaluate the strength of our future opponents," he said.
"We hope Indonesia's wushu athletes can maintain the country's tradition of winning gold medals at the 2026 Asian Games in Nagoya," Ngatino added.
WI hopes the tournament results will strengthen the athletes' readiness ahead of the Asian Games. National team coach Susyana Tjan described the team's performance as encouraging, noting that Indonesian athletes competed against the world's elite ranked competitors.
"This is a very good result, especially since our athletes competed against the best athletes from each country. Those participating in the 2026 World Cup were the top eight finishers from the 2025 World Cup in Brazil," Susyana said. (Diffa Sephiawardhani)
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