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Japan’s Oda wins gold in Paralympic wheelchair tennis

Japan's Tokito Oda celebrates after winning the men's singles gold medal match of wheelchair tennis at the 2024 Paralympics, Saturday, Sept. 7, 2024, in Paris, France. (AP)
Japan's Tokito Oda celebrates after winning the men's singles gold medal match of wheelchair tennis at the 2024 Paralympics, Saturday, Sept. 7, 2024, in Paris, France. (AP)
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08 Sep 2024 09:09:55 GMT9
08 Sep 2024 09:09:55 GMT9

PARIS: Japan’s Tokito Oda won gold in men’s wheelchair tennis singles at the Paris Paralympics on Saturday.

Oda, 18, defended the title that Japan’s Shingo Kunieda clinched in the previous Paralympics in Tokyo in 2021.

The victory by Oda brought Japan three gold medals and one silver medal in wheelchair tennis at the Paris Games.

In women’s road cycling in the C1 to C3 physical disability class, Japan’s Keiko Sugiura, 53, won back-to-back gold medals, becoming her country’s oldest Paralympic gold medalist.

The Paris Paralympics has brought Japan 14 gold medals, compared with 13 at the previous Tokyo Games.

JIJI Press

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