Love All Play Episode 3 Recap: Park Tae-yang’s Bitter Hate Relationship With Yuk Jung-hwan

Love All Play, alternatively known as The Speed 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 3 has a runtime of 65 minutes.

– Love All Play Episode 3 Recap Contains Spoilers –

Park Tae-yang and Park Tae-jun have teamed up to play mixed doubles together and Tae-yang is more excited than ever. She couldn’t practice before because she didn’t have a partner and only could do solo training. Yuk Jung-hwan has been watching her and challenges her to play a match with him. It is unfair of a national player like him to challenge a player making a comeback and hence, Coach Lee’s daughter Yu-min calls Jung-hwan out and instead of paying heed to her, Jung-hwan asks Yu-min to play with him.

Love All Play Episode 3
Still from Love All Play Episode 3

Park Tae-yang is no match to Yuk Jung-hwan and loses one point after another. Coach Joo points out that the Park Twins- Tae-yang and Tae-jun have no teamwork but Coach Lee says that they are playing bad because they are not playing at their prime positions- Tae-yang at the back and Tae-jun at the front. Tae-yang’s father had told Tae-jun that her best play comes out when she gets enraged. Tae-jun uses that advice and Tae-yang play her iconic smash and scores a point for the team.

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However, Tae-jun fakes getting injured and ends the match. When Tae-yang asks him to practice with her at night, he refuses saying he has plans and goes out to drink with his friends. Tae-jun has been trying to call Tae-yang and she isn’t picking up. His friends notice his behaviour and when Tae-yang calls back, his friend tells her to come and get Tae-jun because he is drunk. They think she is Tae-jun’s girlfriend but she shows up late after they have all left. Tae-jun gives Tae-yang a bag of ointment and tells her that he denied practising because of the wound on her hand. That night, Tae-yang dreams of kissing Tae-jun.

Love All Play Episode 3
Still from Love All Play Episode 3

Lee Yu-min, coach Lee’s daughter has taken interest in Yuk Jung-hwan after playing a match with him. Both of them go to the same doctor and she had seen him there before. When she asks the doctor about him, the doctor tells her that Jung-hwan just left the hospital. She calls Jung-hwan from the hospital and lies that she saw him in the hospital and called him because she couldn’t talk to him. However, Jung-hwan is still in the hospital and can see Yu-min. He teases her and Yu-min ends up saying that she wants him to go on a blind date with someone.

Love All Play Episode 3 Ending

Yuk Jung-hwan’s father is rich and has held badminton under his son’s name in their hometown of Wando. From the Yunis team, Tae-yang and her teammates are participating in the tournament. On the night before the tournament, Tae-yang meets Jung-hwan on the street and they share a bitter conversation. Tae-yang apologizes to Jung-hwan for becoming the reason for his breakup with Park Jun-young and tells him to get over it. When Tae-yang was in the national team, she was close with Park Jun-young.

Love All Play Episode 3
Still from Love All Play Episode 3

During their winter training, Tae-yang took Jun-young snowboarding and they also got drunk. However, drunk Tae-yang lost her control and crashed into Jun-young and she injured her leg. Jun-young lied to her coach that she went hiking alone and got hurt, only Jung-hwan knew the truth other than Tae-yang. However, we couldn’t see what happened to Jun-young later but now we know that Tae-yang ran away three years ago because of her. We see Tae-jun messaging a girl named Park Jun-young and asking her to come home from Spain because their parents are waiting. Are Tae-jun’s sister and Tae-yang’s friend the same person? If so, what will be Tae-jun’s reaction when he finds out the truth?

Love All Play Episode 3 Review

Love All Play Episode 3 brings forth the past of Park Tae-yang and shows why she hides the truth because it hurts her more than the vile rumour about her. We understand Yuk Jung-hwan has been suffering because of his break-up with his girlfriend and that it has something to do with Park Tae-yang, the reason he hates her. The drama is getting interesting as the characters get involved in each other’s lives.

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In Love All Play Episode 3, Park Tae-yang reminisces her past with Yuk Jung-hwan.
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In Love All Play Episode 3, Park Tae-yang reminisces her past with Yuk Jung-hwan.Love All Play Episode 3 Recap: Park Tae-yang's Bitter Hate Relationship With Yuk Jung-hwan