South Korea have six chances for gold on day two of the event at the Zayed Sports Complex in Fujairah, with eight gold medal scheduled for tomorrow.

Three-time world champion Lee Dae-hoon represents South Korea in the men’s under-68 kilograms final as he faces compatriot Kim Seok-bae for the title.

Stepping up to the men’s under-80kg event, Russia’s former world champion Maksim Khramtcov competes against Norway’s Richard Andre Ordemann.

Olympic champion Kim So-hui of South Korea qualified for the women’s under-49kg gold medal match, where she will face Thailand’s Olympic bronze medallist Panipak Wongpattankit.

In a rematch of the Manchester Grand Prix final, Britain’s Bianca Walkden will be looking for revenge against Olympic champion Zheng Shuyin.

The Chinese athlete won the over-67kg event against the home favourite.

Jade Jones couldn’t secure a British duo in the finals as she was defeated in the women’s under-57kg rounds.

Croatia’s world bronze medallist Nikita Glasnovic beat top seed Jones and continued that momentum to gain a place in the gold medal match.

Next up for Glasnovic will be South Korea’s former world champion Lee Ah-Reum.

In the final women’s category, South Korea’s Kim Jan-di will face Turkey’s double Olympic medallist Nur Tatar Askari in the under-67kg competition.

Elsewhere, Spain’s Jesus Tortosa Cabrera needs to beat South Korea’s Jun Jang for the men’s under-58kg title, with Russia’s Vladislav Larin taking on South Korea’s In Kyo-don in the heavyweight category.

Larin has won three men’s over-80kg Grand Prix events this year.