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HK's moment of glory
PUSAN, South Korea, May 17: South Korean taekwondo fighters dominated their traditional martial art, while Hong Kong took Its first gold and Guam its first-ever bronze in the East Asian Games here today, reports AFP.
Kim Eui-Chul defeated Taiwan's Huang Chih-Hsiung in the 58kg final, followed by Shim Hye-Young's points victory over Japan's Minako Hatakeyama in the women's 49th final.
Kim Chun-Kyu and Lee Seung-Min outclassed Taiwanese opponents to complete a perfect day for home fans, winning the men’s 68kg and women’s 57kg finals, respectively.
The Koreans, who had trailed Japan by 11 gold medals in the standings on Friday, reduced the deficit to six with 34 gold. 29 silver and 41 bronze medals against Japan's 40 gold.
45 silver and 42 bronze.
The Koreans were third in the medal standings in the Shanghai Gaines four years ago with 23 gold against Japan's 25 and have set their target to beat Japan into third spot on their home ground.
China kept the lead winning six events to stand with 50 gold, 49 silver and 50 bronze medals with two more days remaining in the Games.
Hong Kong, which will return to China on July 1. posted its first gold in Pusan when Ng Siu-Ching won the women's nanquan in the Wushu contest, beating Wang Nini of China and Japan's Akiko Abe.
Guam won Its first-ever medal in the East Asian Games thanks to Joe Daryle Guenga Gruz's semifinal finish in the men's taekwondo 68kg.
Olympic lightweight silver medalist Kang Dae-Sung
shocked gold winner Kenzo Nakamura with a decision victory to avenge his loss in the Atlanta 71kg final, while his teammate Kim Hyuk won the 65kg category to give South Korea two judo golds.
Choi Jun-wook, Choi Seung-Rock, Shin Eun-Chui and Go Young-Sam brought another four boxing gold medals to South Korea with Kazakhstan strongly taking seven and Japan one out of 12 golds on offer in the ring.
But China and Japan shared top spot in the athletics field winning four events each and giving only one gold each to South Korea and Kazakhstan.
Koji Murofushi, silver medalist to Bi Zhong in Shanghai and the Hiroshima Asian Games in 1994, marked 73.40 metres in the hammer throw to beat the Chinese defending champion.
The 28-year-old Chinese had to be satisfied with the bronze with a mark of 68.68m. almost one metre shorter than his teammate Ye Kuigang. Ye reached 69.56m for the silver.
"Right now. I'm not in my top form, because I arrived in Pusan last weekend, one week is too long for me to keep myself in top shape. I wanted to compete earlier," said Murofushi. 22.
"But I’m calm. My target is always to Improve my record further and further," added the Japanese, who scored the second best national record a week ago in Shizuoka. Japan.