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Joy, tears in shooting

AFP, Beijing
Rising star Pang Wei added his name to the rich heritage of Chinese pistol shooters by cruising to the Olympic 10m title on Saturday after the hosts suffered an embarrassing start
The reigning world champion, 22, led from start to finish to make amends for compatriot Du Li's failure to win the first gold medal of the Beijing Games, which left millions of home fans disappointed.
Du, the defending champion in the women's 10m Air Rifle, finished a poor fifth as Czech rival Katerina Emmons stole the limelight by winning her own first Olympic gold.
Pang finished ahead of silver-medallist Jin Jong-Oh of South Korea and North Korea’s Kim Jong-Su to the delight of some 5,000 home fans.
However, the young Chinese said he had no idea that Du had failed to win a medal.
"I don’t know what happened in the morning because there is a bit of information control in our team," he said.
"You are encouraged not to worry about what the others are saying or doing. We have to focus on
our own performance and this helps me to relax and not come under
pressure."
Pang's victory was mas termined by legendary Chinese coach Wang Yifu, who won the same event in Athens four years ago before retiring to fulfil his dream of coaching the young home squad at the Olympics.
Wang remains China’s most experienced Olympian in any sport with six successive appearances between 1984 and 2004, winning two golds, three silvers and a bronze medal.
Another Chinese pistol great Xu Haifeng had won his country's first ever Olympic gold medal when he bagged the 50m event at the Los Angeles Games in 1984.
"Both Xu and Wang are an inspiration for all of us, but in the end it is on you to give your hest performance," said Pang. "I am gladl lived up to everyone's Expectations."
Earlier, the 24-year-old Emmons overcame jittery nerves and a splitting headache to win the 10m Air Rifle title ahead of Lioubov Galkina of Russia and Snjezana Pejcic of Croatia.
As soon as the event finished, Emmons ran into the arms of her American husband Matthew
Emmons, himself a top shooter who won the Olympic gold in the 50m
Rifle Prone event at Athens.
"Thank God it's over because I was so nervous," said the champion, who came second behind Du in the 2006 world championships in Zagreb, Croatia.
" I had a headache this morning. I felt so terrible that I did not know how I would shoot So to win the first gold medal of this Olympics is pretty amazing.
"I felt very nervous after the qualification round, the heart was beating fast But I just told myself to concentrate on the final round.
"I cannot be more satisfied than this. I have achieved the very best there is in sport It's everything I could get"
While Emmons celebrated, Du fled the shooting hall in tears, refusing to -speak to the large Chinese media contingent in the mixed zone.
She later told reporters: "I was not fully prepared for the pressure of shooting in die final at home."
The Chinese girl met the same fate as compatriot Zhao Yinghui, who was the favourite to win the first gold medal at Athens, but also failed to finish on the podium.