In a rare incident that sparked widespread controversy at the Asian Games in Nagoya, a judo match in the under 70 kg category between Japan's Rin Maeda and China's Tang Jing turned into an unexpected dramatic moment.
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In the middle of the fierce quarter-final match, play was stopped after Maida complained to the referee that she had been bitten by her opponent.
and reviewing the footage via television replay, a decisive decision was made to disqualify the Chinese player, Tang, due to her blatant violation of the spirit of sportsmanship.
Despite the Chinese player's expressions of protest, she complied with the decision and shook hands with her opponent before leaving.
The Japanese team's coach, Maki Tsukada, commented, expressing her astonishment at the incident and confirming that the teeth marks were clearly visible on her player's arm.
This strange incident did not prevent Maida from continuing her journey steadily and ultimately winning the Asian gold medal.
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