"My Lovely Boxer, Kwon Sook" Lee Sang Yeob's Drastic Transformation into a Villain

The drama, based on the novel 'My Lovely Boxer, Lee Kwon Sook' by writer Choo Jong Nam, the winner of the second Kyobo Bookstore Story Contest, tells the story of the vanished genius boxer Lee Kwon Sook and the life of relentless agent Kim Tae Young, who risks everything for success.
In the drama, Lee Sang Yeob portrays the character of Kim Tae Young, a sports agent who brings in talented athletes only to manipulate and force them into early retirement. This role marks another milestone in his acting career. Kim Tae Young is a character who will stop at nothing for the fame and money of his athletes, displaying a ruthless and emotionless demeanor. His life takes a turn when he approaches the genius boxer Lee Kwon Sook, who disappeared three years ago, in order to secure a deal for star pitcher Kim Hee Won (played by Choi Jae Woong).

Released on the 4th, the newly unveiled stills showcase Lee Sang Yeob fully embodying the S&P Sports Agent, Kim Tae Young, with cunning tactics, manipulation, bribery, and even flattery. From his baseball jacket styling to training attire and chic casual outfits, Lee Sang Yeob exudes a charismatic aura that captures attention.
Particularly noteworthy is Lee Sang Yeob's sharp insight, demonstrated through his charismatic gaze, as well as his ability to convey a wide range of emotions, from a cold-blooded expression to moments of intense emotion. These glimpses of his versatile acting skills heighten anticipation for his portrayal of the character Kim Tae Young.
The production team of "My Lovely Boxer, Kwon Sook" praised Lee Sang Yeob's passionate dedication and professional immersion in the character of Kim Tae Young from the very first shoot. They expressed their belief that viewers will witness Lee Sang Yeob's diverse charms, previously unseen, through the drama and encouraged everyone to look forward to his captivating performance as Kim Tae Young, armed with a chilling smile and a compelling narrative.

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