China's Lei Sheng, right, celebrates defeating Yuki Ota of Japan in the semifinals of the foil competition at the 2010 World Fencing Championships at the Grand Palais in Paris on Sunday.
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China's Lei Sheng, right, celebrates defeating Yuki Ota of Japan in the semifinals of the foil competition at the 2010 World Fencing Championships at the Grand Palais in Paris on Sunday.
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gaijinfo
The thrill of victory, and the agony of defeat, in one shot. Nice.
motogaijin
China triumphant and Japan crying. This photo is not only a great sports shot, but it accurately captures current geo-politics!
Invaders Sherpa
this is game you guys don:t have to judge with Geo politics or anything else. games are for loss and win and those games makes mutual friendship between countries,so far as my point there's no need of criticism and all you commenting guys or gals all i need to say you is grow up and see the other world too what they are doing just don:t hang only in japan and china
Shibooya
Looks like the Chinese guy is a tall lefty. Those guys usually have an advantage in foil. Ota impressed me because he's a short righty and he still medalled in the Olympics, so his technique must really be sharp.
ratpack
Nearly a perfect photo for adidas....if his leg wasn't blocking the sign.
mushroomcloud
Must have been a very close match.
nonsibi
Agree 100% - it's a great shot!
nandakandamanda
Yuki Ota thinks: "Grrrrrrrrrr........foiled again..."
smithinjapan
nandakandamanda: Haha... good one.
This is an awesome picture.
oberst
looks like Yuki chan got pooked in the eye, that hursts !!