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China wins men’s team gold
HIROSHIMA. Ja-patp Oct 3: China dominated the men's team gymnastics competition at the Asian Games here on Monday, while South Korea easily beat out Japan for the silver, reports Reuter.
China finished .with 286.600 points from the six events. South Korea had 283.575 and Japan 281.550.
China’s Li Xiaoshuang was the top competitor with 57.900 points, followed by teammates LI Jing with 56.900 and Huang Uplng with 56.800.
Huang won a gold medal in the parallel bars at the 1994 World Championships In April in Brisbane.' Australia, and proved that was no fluke, by scoring the highest score of the day. a 9.850. in the same event before an enthusiastic crowd at the Hiroshima Prefectural Sports Centre.
"We are very satisfied will the result." said head coach . Huang Yubin.
"In today's competition the Chinese team was able to show all the. ability'we have. Most of our good gymnasts have qualified for the individual events.' Huang added.
Besides winning the parallel bars" Huang also won the hori zontal bar with a score of 9.850.
Huang Yubin said rule changes made by the Federation of International Gymnastics (FIG) have made it difficult to score higher than that.
"Because of the FIG rulings it is proving difficult to get a perfect score." he said. "A 9.8 or a 9.9 is a good score."
The floor exercises were
led by South Koreans Yeo HongrChui and Yoo Ok-Ryu with scores of 9.650 while Japan's Yoshiaki Hatakeda and China’s Huang Huadong had top scores of 9.800 in the pommel horse.
Yoo also had the highest score on the rings with a 9.725 and teammate Yeo Hong-Chui's 9.700 was- the best on the vault. Li Jing said he increased his normal practice time of four hours a day to six in preparation for the Games.
The 24-year-old said one of his goals was to make the Chinese team for the 1996 Olympic Games In Atlanta. ■
"I want to go there and I think I can if my training is good." Jie said.
Huang Yubln. 36. was the world rings champion in 1979 and he said the economic reforms in China have changed things tor, .'hl‘ n s
, - Pointing a finger al Li Jing, he joked, "Now they can make money."
Kazakhstan finished a distant fourth with 276.175 points and their star Valeri Liouklne ended with just 55.700 points.
"Lioukine was a very good gymnast before the break up of the Soviet Union (in 1991) but since then his training has fallen off." Huang said.
Lioukine .finished 14th overall. Just qualifying in the top 3 6 for the Individual competition on Wednesday. Thailand finished fifth with 254.550 points.
China Is also the favourite in the women’s team event which will be held on Tuesday.
China will be led by 16-year-old Ye Linlln, the national women's all-round champion and Qiao Ya. the national champion in I he floor cxer-