The 1.93m-tall athlete captured the hearts of many with a recent magazine photoshoot.
Some athletes are so good looking, they find their popularity rivalling those of idols and actors. Just think Korean footballers, many eyes are still on Sung Jin, who recently went viral after a recent interview with GQ Korea magazine.
Sung Jin, who stands at 1.93m, plays as an outside hitter in the country’s current roster. His towering stature and handsome good looks have made him the talk of the town, earning quite the number of zealous fans.While some said that Sung Jin and Hyung Sik share the same sharp jawline, many others noticed that the both of them, together with Soo Hyun, have the same-shaped monolid eyes.and Hyung Sik.
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