Chinese judoka disqualified for alleged bite at Asian Games
Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 2 Oct, 12:25 · Archive
Chinese judoka Tang Jing was disqualified from the Asian Games quarter-finals after allegedly biting her opponent.
Chinese judoka Tang Jing was disqualified from the quarter-finals of the judo competition at the Asian Games in Nagoya. The disqualification occurred just over a minute into the bout against Japan's Maeda, who advanced as a result of the decision.
The coach of Maeda claimed that Tang had bitten the Japanese athlete, leaving bite marks on her arm. Both outlets reported the allegation, though neither provided further detail on how the disqualification decision was reached or what Tang's response to the claim was.
How it is being reported
- China's Tang disqualified after alleged biteBBC Sport · 2 Oct, 12:05
- Chinese judoka accused of biting as home hope wins Asian Games goldThe Japan Times · 2 Oct, 03:29
In this story: Tang Jing · Maeda · China · Japan · Nagoya · Asian Games
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