China claims one gold, two bronzes in breaking as Royal dominates women’s final-Xinhua
by sportswriter Xiao Yazhuo NAGOYA, Japan, Oct. 3 (Xinhua) -- China wrapped up the breaking competition at the 2026 Asian Games with one gold and two bronze medals on Saturday, with Guo Pu, B-Girl Royal, sweeping all three rounds of the women's final by unanimous judges' votes. Royal defeated Japan's veteran Ayumi Fukushima, or B-Girl Ayumi, to claim the women's title, while defending champion Liu Qingyi, known as B-Girl 671, beat Japan's Ayane Nakarai, or B-Girl Ayane, in the bronze-medal battle. With both Chinese women reaching the podium, China improved on its result from the Hangzhou Asian Games three years ago, when 671 won the women's gold and China also took a bronze in the men's event. The gold also added another major title to Royal's rapid rise over the past two years. In...