
Swimmer captures her second gold in 24 hours at Tokyo Aquatics Centre.
Siobhan Haughey secured her second gold medal in 24 hours at the Asian Games by winning the women's 100m freestyle in 52.45 seconds at the Tokyo Aquatics Centre.
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Siobhan Haughey competed in the women's 100m freestyle at the Asian Games.
Siobhan Haughey was already the best swimmer Hong Kong has ever produced, much more like this and she will easily be the best athlete in the city’s history.
The Hongkonger stormed to her second gold inside 24 hours at the Asian Games on Tuesday, sweeping all before her in the women’s 100m freestyle.
Haughey touched the wall at Tokyo Aquatics Centre in 52.45 seconds, with China pair Yu Yiting and Cheng Yujie grabbing silver and bronze in 53.21 and 53.47 respectively.
“I’m pretty satisfied,” Haughey said. “I think I still need to go back and review my split times, but overall, it was pretty good.”

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Taiwanese martial arts expert Zhang Huanyi was forced to end the game early due to a recurrence of bleeding in the Nagoya Asian Games men's Sanda semi-finals, and finally accepted the bronze medal. After the game, Zhang Huanyi tearfully announced her retirement, ending her Asian Games career, and said she would transform into a coach in the future and continue to contribute to the martial arts world.

In the men's badminton team semi-finals of the Aichi Nagoya Asian Games, the Chinese men's team defeated the Indian team 3:1 and successfully advanced to the finals. Shi Yuqi, Li Shifeng and the combination of He Jiting/Liu Yi won their respective competitions, sealing the victory for the Chinese team.

Taiwanese shooter Li Mengyuan scored 29 points in the Nagoya Asian Games men's orienteering final and won the bronze medal, winning Taiwan's first Asian Games men's orienteering medal. After the game, he dedicated his honor to his late father and coach, Tse Chi Pei, and admitted that the road to comeback had gone through lows and hardships.

North Korea's Ri Song-gum set three world records in the women's 49kg class to win her country's first weightlifting gold at the Asian Games in Nagoya, joining an elite group of triple gold medalists.

Taiwanese female weightlifter Fang Guanling made her debut in the women's 49kg category at the Nagoya Asian Games. She was accidentally injured during the snatch, but she still showed strong resilience and finished the competition injured. She ranked fourth with a total of 182kg. She blamed herself and burst into tears after the game.