China swimmer makes Asian Games history as Thai sprinter wins track 100m
- China’s Zhang Zhanshuo, 19, became the first swimmer to win seven golds at a single Asian Games.
- Towering teenager Zhang Zhanshuo became the first swimmer in history to win seven golds at a single Asian Games, while on the track, Thai sprinter Puripol Boonson powered to victory in the 100m.
- China’s Zhang, 19, scorched to the men’s 400m freestyle title in the pool in Tokyo on Friday in a Games-record three minutes and 41.28 seconds.
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- China’s Zhang Zhanshuo, 19, became the first swimmer to win seven golds at a single Asian Games.
- Towering teenager Zhang Zhanshuo became the first swimmer in history to win seven golds at a single Asian Games, while on the track, Thai sprinter Puripol Boonson powered to victory in the 100m.
- China’s Zhang, 19, scorched to the men’s 400m freestyle title in the pool in Tokyo on Friday in a Games-record three minutes and 41.28 seconds.
Sources: Al Jazeera