China, South Korea Split Four Judo Gold Medals

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Saturday, May 26, 2001, updated at 10:23(GMT+8)

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China, South Korea Split Four Judo Gold Medals

China and South Korea split the four judo gold medals on Friday at the ongoing Osaka East Asian Games.

Song Jianfeng and Li Shufang of China won in the women's 70kg and 63kg respectively while Cho In Chui and Yoon Dong Sik snatched the other two gold medals for South Korea in the men's 81kg and 90kg category.

Japan only got one sliver and one bronze medal from Friday's competitions.

Xiao Deqiang and Xu Zhiming, both from China, won two bronze medals in the men's 81kg and 90kg.



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