Taiwan will secure at least one medal at the Paris Olympics following boxer Wu Shih-yi's (吳詩儀) quarterfinal victory in the women's 60-kilogram (lightweight) division, while its male badminton players topped their groups and female ace Tai Tzu-ying (戴資穎) bowed out of the Games.
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