吳翹充

English

Ng Kiu Chung (Chinese: 吳翹充), also known as Kelvin, was born on 6 September 1991 and is a Hong Kong men's artistic gymnast who specialises in the still rings and is known as the 'rings prince'. A graduate of Hong Kong Baptist University in physical education and recreation management and an elite athlete at the Hong Kong Sports Institute, he joined the Hong Kong team in 2002. In 2012 he won bronze at the Asian Championships after completing a rings element. He is best known for having two rings elements of his own invention recognised by the International Gymnastics Federation. In March 2014 he performed a pull-up to inverted-cross element at the World Cup in Doha, and in September 2014 he performed a front-up to horizontal-support element at the Incheon Asian Games; then, in October 2014 at the 45th World Championships in Nanning, he completed both, and the FIG Men's Technical Committee officially named them 'Ng Kiu Chung' and 'Ng Kiu Chung 2', placing another Hong Kong gymnast in the sport's technical history. In 2017 he won bronze on the rings at a World Challenge Cup. He has represented Hong Kong at several World Championships and Asian Games: at the 2018 Asian Games in Jakarta he qualified seventh for the vault final with 14.025 and finished eighth, and at the 19th Asian Games in Hangzhou in 2023 he placed eighth in the rings final with 13.966. A senior member of the squad, he also competes in team events.