Racket Boys, an SBS Monday-Tuesday drama about badminton boys and girls growing up in a faraway village that was lauded as a "outstanding drama," is grabbing the attention of the main characters.

Choi Hyun-wook, who portrayed Na Woo-chan, the badminton team's best defender, is quickly establishing himself as a bright newbie with acting and visual skills.

People who are completely engrossed with Na Woo-chan, a 16-year-old badminton enthusiast, have been fascinated by Choi Hyun-wook. In reality, he practiced for months before showcasing his badminton skills in the last round, where he played an exciting doubles game with ace Yoon Hae-gang (Tang Joon-sang).

It was also incredible to witness Na Woo-chan cry as he realized that, despite his father's opposition and stagnant skills, he was rooting for him in every game.

Observers were saddened by his tears, which signified the struggles he had encountered, but they were drawn to Na Woo-leap by his determination. chan's He also made an impression by winning the national youth sports championship against a strong team, achieving a long-held goal.

Choi Hyun-wook, who had his acting debut in 2019, has steadily improved thanks to appearances in webseries like Real: Time: Love and Pop Out Boy, as well as SBS dramas like Taxi Driver and Racket Boys. After exhibiting skill with Racket Boys, the future seems bright for him.