Kwak Do Gyu
- Name: Kwak Do Gyu
- Native name: 곽도규
- Also Known as: Kwak Do Kyu, Kwak Dokyu, Kwak Dogyu, Gwak Do Gyu, Gwak Dogyu
- Nationality: South Korean
- Gender: Male
- Born: April 12, 2004
- Age: 22
He signed a rookie contract with the KIA Tigers in October 2022 and joined them the following year. He made his debut on April 13 of that year in a relief appearance against the Hanwha Eagles. After the season ended, in November 2023, he joined the Canberra Cavalry in Australia on loan for 2 months before returning to South Korea to rejoin the KIA Tigers.
(Source: kisskh) Edit Biography
TV Show
| Title | Rating |
|---|---|
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I Live Alone
Korean TV Show, 2013, 650 eps
(Ep. 575)
(Guest)
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8.4
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