China's Tang disqualified from Asian Games judo quarter-finals after alleged bite
Tang Jing's opponent's coach claimed their athlete was left with bite marks on her arm during the bout.
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Chinese judoka Tang Jing has been disqualified from the quarter-finals of the Asian Games judo competition following an alleged bite during her bout, according to the BBC.
The coach of Tang's opponent claimed that their athlete was left with bite marks on her arm as a result of the incident.
Decision by officials
Further details of the ruling, including the specific weight category and the identity of Tang's opponent, were not included in the available reporting.
Disqualifications for alleged biting are rare in judo competitions and typically follow a review by match officials of video evidence or physical injury claims.
It was not stated whether Tang or her camp disputed the officials' decision.
Sources
- China's Tang disqualified after alleged bite — BBC Sport
EGazette summarizes reporting from multiple sources; follow the links for the originals.
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