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Fu, Lu back with a bang
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PUSAN. May 14: Japsn ruled the pool again Wednesday at the Eaat Asian Games, winning four of five swimming events, leaving just one gold for China, reports AP.
Wednesday's victories in the men's 400-metre freestyle and 400-metre freestyle relay and the women's lOO-metre breaststroke and lOO-metre butterfly gave Japan 11 of the 19 swimming golds and made Shusuke Ito a triple gold medalist.
Hiroshi Fukuda, like Ito a member of the winning relay team, became a double winner. Fukuda and Ito earlier won golds in the men's 800-metre freestyle relay, and Ito won the 2OO-metre freestyle.
China placed second and South Korea took the bronze in the relay.
In the women's lOO-metre breaststroke, Japan finished 1-2, with Masami Tanaka winning in 1 minute. 10.31 seconds, 1.58 seconds ahead of teammate Junko Isoda. South Korea's Byun Hye-yung won the bronze in 1:11.96.
The gold was the second for Tanaka, who earlier won the 200-metre breaststroke.
Japan again finished 1-2 in the men's 4OO-metre freestyle. Hisato Yasui won in 3:56.23 — 3.64 seconds ahead of Yosuka Ichikawa.
Ayari Aoyama won the women's lOO-metre butterfly breaststroke ahead of two Japanese swimmers.***
PUSAN, South Korea, May 14: Chinese swimmers Fu Yong and Lu Bin bounced back from the disgrace of a two-year ban leading China's gold medal tally on the third day of the East Asian Games on Tuesday, reports AFP.
Fu, who failed drug tests to lose his individual 400m medley bronze he won in the Hiroshima Asian Games in 1994, enjoyed his first victory after his comeback by winning the men's 200-metre backstroke.
The 19-year-old from Qingdao led from the start to the finish. clocking 2 min 0.73 sec to beat Japan's Keitaro Konnai by 1.82 sec and South Korea's Ji Sang-Joon by 2.02 sec.
Former world champion Lu, also the winner of four golds and two silvers in Hiroshima before they were taken away, anchored their women s team to win the 4x100m freestyle in 3:4739
This is only my second international competition I'm really glad to win a gold by representing my country, said Lu. 20. who took part in the short course World Cup at the beginning of the year.
It's a long time ago that I competed in a race, so I was a little hit tight Tin going to swim in the 50m freestyle and 200m individual medley races here." added Lu. whose smile never left her face
"I don't want to talk about doping." said Fu. who also took f>art in short course races on his lome ground in January. "I want to prove that I was innocent. so I want to win more international races."
"I clocked 2:00.79 in Tianjin
to set a new national record last month, so this is another new record for me." he added.
Lu and Fu were one of the seven Chinese swimmers who failed drug tests in Hiroshima and set off a major controversy about doping in Chinese sports. Eleven Chinese athletes tailed tests in Hiroshima.
It was their first international test in the 50m pool
China, who dominated in the pool winning 25 gold medals against Japan's five in the Shanghai Games four years ago, failed to win other three races as Japan's Sachinko Miyaji and Mal Nakamura, and Serguei Borissenko of Kazakhstan emerged victorious.
Defending women's 400m freestyle champion Miyaji captured Japan's sixth swimming gold when she timed 4:15.43 to beat her compatriot Reina Iwata and Lin Chi-Chan of Taiwan.
Nakamura made it seven by winning the women's 100m backstroke with a time of 1:01.76 to threaten Chinas domination in the sports, while Borissenko won the men's freestyle final in 51.36.
After the third day of the swimming competition. China stood with five gold in the pool, while South Korea had two and Kazakhstan one.
Outside the swimming pool, their teammate Zou Feie estab-lished China's third weightlifting world record in three days on her way to winning the women's 59kg category.
The 22-year-old Zou lifted 100kg at her second attempt in the snatch. Breaking the previous mark of 99 kg set by her compatriot Chen Xiaomin last year.