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Wu Yanni Started Last in the 100m Hurdles Final and Still Left With Bronze

Wu Yanni Started Last in the 100m Hurdles Final and Still Left With Bronze

Three years after a false start disqualified her in Hangzhou, Wu Yanni produced the slowest reaction time of the Nagoya final, rebuilt the race from last place over the first hurdle, and took bronze in 13.12 seconds — then cried, gave herself full marks, and became China's sports story of the night.

Wang Manyu Takes Asian Games Gold as Sun Yingsha Says She May Not Last to the Next Games

Wang Manyu Takes Asian Games Gold as Sun Yingsha Says She May Not Last to the Next Games

Wang Manyu beat Sun Yingsha 4–2 in Nagoya for her second Asian Games women's singles title, China's eighth in a row — and Sun's press-conference admission that the next Games may fall outside her career turned a routine all-Chinese final into a reflection on how little time the country's table tennis stars actually get.

China Locks Up an All-Chinese Women's Singles Final as Its Men's Doubles Blows a 3–1 Lead

China Locks Up an All-Chinese Women's Singles Final as Its Men's Doubles Blows a 3–1 Lead

Sun Yingsha beat Hina Hayata 4–1 and Wang Manyu beat Harimoto Miwa by the same score on Saturday, guaranteeing China the Asian Games women's singles gold and silver in Nagoya — hours after the men's doubles pair Wen Ruibo and Xiang Peng threw away a 3–1 lead against Japan.

Lin Shidong and Kuai Man beat Wang Chuqin and Sun Yingsha 4-0 in the all-Chinese Asian Games mixed doubles final in Nagoya — and the losing pair's captain framed their silver as the gold 'held together', before a press-conference aside set social media alight.

Lin and Kuai Sweep the Asian Games Mixed Doubles Final as Wang and Sun's Three-Peat Bid Ends

27 Sep 2026

Lin Shidong and Kuai Man beat teammates Wang Chuqin and Sun Yingsha 4-0 in the Asian Games mixed doubles final, taking China's gold and ending the veteran pair's run of titles — a changing of the guard the losing side itself framed as a duty discharged.

Lin and Kuai Sweep the Asian Games Mixed Doubles Final as Wang and Sun's Three-Peat Bid Ends

27 Sep 2026

China's Under-23s Reach Their First Asian Games Football Semi-Final in 28 Years

26 Sep 2026

Iran's 34-Year-Old Ranked 344th Knocks World No. 4 Harimoto Out of the Asian Games

26 Sep 2026

Wang Chuqin and Sun Yingsha will face Lin Shidong and Kuai Man in the Nagoya Asian Games mixed doubles final, guaranteeing China the title — while in Washington, Xi Jinping was invoking ping-pong diplomacy at the state banquet on the same day.

China Locks Out Both Asian Games Mixed Doubles Finals Slots, and Invokes Ping-Pong Diplomacy While It Does

25 Sep 2026

Nineteen-year-old Zhang Zhanshuo became the first swimmer in Asian Games history to win seven gold medals at a single edition, capping a Nagoya meet in which China's swim team took 30 golds — its best Asian Games result ever.

Seven Golds at Nineteen: Zhang Zhanshuo Closes Out the Best Asian Games in Chinese Swimming History

25 Sep 2026

A day after Japan ended China's 36-year reign in the men's team event, Wang Chuqin and Sun Yingsha beat Japan's Matsushima Sora and Harimoto Miwa 3–0 in the Nagoya mixed-doubles quarter-final — a win Chinese fans credit to Sun's surgical reading of the game.

Sun Yingsha Made Matsushima 'Too Uncomfortable to Play': Wang and Sun Sweep Japan 3–0 into the Asian Games Semis

25 Sep 2026

China's badminton men led the Asian Games team final 2-0 in Nagoya before Indonesia took three straight matches to win the title for the first time since 1998, hours after China's women reclaimed their own crown.

Indonesia Rallies Past China to Its First Asian Games Men's Badminton Title in 28 Years

24 Sep 2026

On the same night in Nagoya, Japan's men beat China 3-2 for their first Asian Games table tennis team gold in 60 years, while China's women swept the same opponent 3-0 for a sixth straight title.

Japan Ends China's 36-Year Reign in Asian Games Men's Table Tennis

24 Sep 2026

China's women beat Japan 3-0 in Nagoya to win their first Asian Games badminton team title since 2014 — with a celebratory huddle that became a trending story of its own.

Twelve Years On, China's Badminton Women Reclaim the Asian Games Team Title

24 Sep 2026

Nineteen-year-old Zhang Zhanshuo won the Asian Games men's 200m freestyle in Asian-record time on Wednesday, on a night when veteran backstroker Xu Jiayu became the most decorated Chinese athlete in the Games' history and 13-year-old Yu Zidi collected a third gold.

Night of Records in Nagoya: Zhang Zhanshuo's Asian-Record 200m Freestyle and Xu Jiayu's 15th Gold

23 Sep 2026

Lin Shidong, China's brightest young paddler, lost 2-3 to Thailand's 16-year-old Thitiphat Preechayan in the men's team quarter-final — the first upset of China's Nagoya campaign, debated across three trending topics while the team still won the tie 3-1.

China's Men Reach the Asian Games Table Tennis Semis After Lin Shidong's Shock Loss to a Thai 16-Year-Old

22 Sep 2026

In one evening at the Nagoya Asian Games, China's women beat hosts Japan 3-0 for a record tenth volleyball crown, Zhang Zhanshuo added a 1,500m freestyle gold, the medley relay took a fourth straight title — and 32-year-old Wang Shun said goodbye to his fifth Games.

Ten Titles and a Farewell: China's Golden Night at the Nagoya Asian Games

22 Sep 2026

Japan Blames a French Contractor and the Tokyo Olympic Scandal as Nagoya's Games Are Branded the Worst Ever

22 Sep 2026

Yu Zidi, thirteen, swam the women's 200m individual medley at the Nagoya Asian Games in 2:06.10 — an Asian record that makes her the second-fastest performer in the event's history — and then told reporters the swim 'wasn't anything special'. China is fascinated by both facts.

China's 13-Year-Old Yu Zidi Broke the Asian Record to Win 200m Medley Gold in Nagoya

21 Sep 2026