Love All Play Episode 15 Recap: A Well-deserved Farewell To Seung-woo!

Love All Play, alternatively known as The Speed Going To You is 493 KM (너에게 가는 속도 493km) is a 2022 Korean Sports Rom-com directed by Jo Woong. The series runs for 16 episodes and stars Park Ju-hyun, Chae Jong-hyeop, Park Ji-hyun, Kim Moo-joon and Seo Ji-hye in lead roles. Love All Play Episode 15 has a runtime of 62 minutes.

– Love All Play Episode 15 Recap Contains Spoilers –

In Love All Play Episode 15, Tae-yang refuses Tae-jun’s request to partner with him for mixed doubles because she has been selected for the team matches. He requests her and even tries to blackmail her emotionally but she refuses. However, she cannot stop thinking about it and calls Jun-young at midnight to ask for her permission to play with Tae-jun. When she tells Tae-yang to do what she wants, she makes up her mind to play with Tae-jun even if it is tiring.

Love All Play Episode 15
Still from Love All Play Episode 15

Jung-hwan and Yu-min have started dating and have also partnered to play the mixed doubles together. As Yu-min, Jung-hwan, Tae-yang and Tae-jun have become friends, Yu-min invites everyone to have lunch together. She doesn’t know yet that Tae-yang and Tae-jun have broken up. However, they bicker a lot about who is going to win in the mixed doubles and Jung-hwan says jokingly that they will win because they are a couple and not exes.

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Seung-woo has started working in his parents’ company and has a lot to learn. He has retired abruptly and has to start a new life for which he still looks not ready. Tae-jun couldn’t see his beloved senior retire like this and asked Coach Lee for a favour. Tae-jun and Coach pursue Seung-woo to play a final match since his contract hasn’t officially ended yet. Coach wants him to retire with a memorable final match and he agrees to play. Though they lose, Seung-woo is happy to play a final match with amazing players like Jung-hwan and his friend and that becomes his memorable farewell to Badminton.

Love All Play Episode 15
Still from Love All Play Episode 15

A high school girl has been waiting for the Yunis team bus to cheer for her favourite player. As soon as the players see the girl, they think that she has been waiting for Jung-hwan but turns out, she is cheering for Tae-yang. Tae-yang runs towards the girl and hugs her because she is her step-sister. Tae-yang wished to have her family cheering for her and her sister comes to cheer her for the match, making her wish come true.

Love All Play Episode 15 Ending

The doctor had told Tae-jun to not play in the matches but he still plays and his knee swells again. When he visits the doctor to get examined, the doctor prohibited him from playing a match, let alone doing a workout. They have advanced to the final match of the mixed doubles and Tae-yang is all excited to win but Tae-jun’s injury might crush her dream.

Love All Play Episode 15 Review

Love All Play Episode 15 is all about closures and new beginnings. Seung-woo’s retirement and starting a new life, Tae-yang and Tae-jun starting to play together, and Yu-min letting go of her preconceptions about herself show that life opens a new door when it closes one. A sportsperson’s point of view of life is surely different as their life revolves around the sport for most of their youth.

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Tae-yang and Tae-jun reunite as game partners in Love All Play Episode 15.
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Tae-yang and Tae-jun reunite as game partners in Love All Play Episode 15.Love All Play Episode 15 Recap: A Well-deserved Farewell To Seung-woo!