鄭栩彬

English

Cheng Hui-pan (Chinese: 鄭栩彬) is a Hong Kong karateka who competes in men's kumite in the under-67-kilogramme category. In July 2023 he won bronze in the men's senior kumite under-67kg at the Asian Karate Championships in Melaka, Malaysia; Hong Kong took three medals at that edition, the others being Grace Lau's individual kata and Tsang Yee-ting's gold in the women's under-50kg kumite, a haul the Hong Kong Sports Institute described as a historic breakthrough. He was selected for the Hong Kong, China team and represented the territory at the 20th Asian Games in Aichi-Nagoya, Japan, in 2026, entering the men's individual kumite under-67kg event. Hong Kong sent eight karate athletes to those Games, with the men's individual kumite berths split between Chau Ka-him (under-60kg) and Cheng (under-67kg), alongside the territory's kata competitors. Asian Games kumite is divided by body-weight categories, and the under-67kg field is traditionally a deep and competitive one; bouts of roughly three minutes reward explosiveness, distance control and tactical awareness. Public information on Hong Kong's male kumite athletes is limited, so details of Cheng's background, dojo and fuller competition record remain to be documented.