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Seong Seung-min is a modern pentathlete from South Korea, recognized for her Olympic medal and World Championship title. She has consistently achieved high rankings in international competitions, demonstrating proficiency across the diverse disciplines of modern pentathlon.
Seong Seung-min was born on May 13, 2003, in Daegu, South Korea. She has risen to prominence in the sport of modern pentathlon, competing for South Korea. Her career is marked by significant accomplishments in both individual and team events on the international stage. Seong Seung-min consistently participates in major pentathlon events, including the UIPM Pentathlon World Cups and World Championships.
A significant milestone in Seong Seung-min’s career was her performance at the UIPM 2024 Pentathlon World Championships held in Zhengzhou, China, where she secured a gold medal in the individual event. This achievement made her the first South Korean female individual medalist in the history of the World Championships. In the same year, she also earned a silver medal in the team event at the World Championships. Her success continued at the Paris 2024 Olympic Games, where she achieved a bronze medal in the women’s individual modern pentathlon event. These results underscore her status as a leading figure in modern pentathlon globally.
Throughout her career, Seong Seung-min has demonstrated consistent performance in senior, junior, and youth categories. She has been ranked highly in various UIPM events, including a 3rd place in the Senior ranking as of October 2025 and a 1st place in the Junior ranking as of December 2024. Her participation in multiple World Cup events, such as those in Pazardzhik, Budapest, Ankara, and Cairo, showcases her dedication and competitive drive in modern pentathlon.
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