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China’s Liu Xiang Drops Out of Games

August 18, 2008 by Sandy Mitchell  
Filed under Sports Rumors

Liu Xiang

Arguably, China’s most revered athlete, Liu Xiang withdrew from Olympic competition this morning due to an injury to his achille’s tendon. He has also been suffering from an injured hamstring muscle for the past few months.

Liu, the favorite to win the men’s 110m hurdles, began the race, but pulled up after just a few strides. His coach, Feng Shuyoung told reporters that he couldn’t imagine the pain that Liu was suffering and that the hurdler was very depressed.

(photo © Newscom)

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  1. [...] around his Achilles tendon in the United States, his coach announced on Friday. The 24-year-old was forced to withdraw from the 110m hurdles event in Beijing and hobbled off of the track in obvious pain. He has been [...]



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