Olympics: Japan Wins Gymnastics Gold, North Korea Shines
Olympics: Japan Wins Gymnastics Gold, North Korea Shines
Olympics: Japan Wins Gymnastics Gold, North Korea Shines
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In a dramatic turn of events at the Olympics, China's men's gymnastics team suffered a shocking collapse, losing gold to Japan in the team all-around final, while Japan's Oka Shinnosuke won individual gold after defeating China's top-qualifier Zhang Boheng. Meanwhile, North Korea secured its first-ever Olympic diving medal with a silver in the women's synchronized 10-meter platform, as China continued its dominance by winning gold. In table tennis, China’s Wang Chuqin's hopes of winning multiple medals were jeopardized after his paddle was accidentally broken, and North Korea's mixed doubles team caused an upset by defeating Japan's top-seeded pair. India's Sreeja Akula is set to face Singapore's Zeng Jian in the Round of 32, aiming to continue her historic run. The Japanese pair, Hina Hayata and Tomokazu Harimoto, will look to redeem themselves in other events after their unexpected early exit.

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