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Fu Zhaoxuan won the gold medal with a height of 2.25 meters in the men's high jump final of the Nagoya Asian Games, setting a record in team history.
Fu Zhaoxuan. (Photo by special correspondent Chen Zhiqu)
[Special Correspondent Wu Mengru/Nagoya Report] High jumper Fu Zhaoxuan tied his personal best this season at the Asian Games final in Nagoya today by jumping 2.25 meters to win the Asian Games men's track and field gold medal for the first time in 60 years. It was also the first men's high jump gold medal in the team's history. Coach Sun Nianzu also revealed that he was in good condition before the game. "I thought he should have a chance to win the medal, but I really didn't expect the gold medal!"
Although there was rain in the area, Fu Zhaoxuan was not affected. He jumped 2.25 meters in one attempt and jumped up to the first place in the ranking. The Indian expert Kushale, who was behind him, only passed 2.25 meters in the second jump, so he was sure to win a gold medal. Fu Zhaoxuan said with a smile: "I originally thought I could get third. If I was lucky, I would get second. I just wanted to jump free at the time, but I didn't expect to get the gold medal."
Sun Nianzu said that Fu Zhaoxuan was in good condition before the game. He easily jumped 2.10 meters after wearing warm-up trousers. "I thought at the time that he should have a chance to win a medal. As for the gold medal, I really never thought about it." He believed that Fu Zhaoxuan should do his best in the Asian Games this time, which really opened up his chance to win the gold medal. "I hope this gold medal can make him more mature and compete for the World Championships and Olympic Games in the future."
Zhang Xin, secretary-general of the Chinese Sports Delegation, summarized the performance of the first half of the Asian Games in Nagoya, saying that the results were in line with expectations, with breakthroughs in many events and the emergence of new talents. However, he also pointed out that the performance of some events did not meet the standards, exposing the depth of talent and insufficient preparation. He will use this as an opportunity to prepare for the Los Angeles Olympics.
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Fu Zhaoxuan won the gold medal in the Asian Games men's high jump with a score of 2.25 meters, becoming the third gold medal winner of the Taiwan delegation this year. He was also the second Taiwanese player to win the gold medal in the Asian Games track and field event after Wang Huizhen in 1994. President Lai Qingde sent a congratulatory message.

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Taiwanese player Fu Zhaoxuan won the gold medal in the men's high jump event of the Nagoya Asian Games with a score of 2.25 meters, ending Taiwan's 60-year gold medal drought in the men's track and field event. South Korean star Woo Sang Hyuk only won the bronze medal due to his injury and said he will continue to prepare for the Los Angeles Olympics.