Chinese divers Wang Xin and Chen Ruolin, didn't compete at the last 2008 FINA event, but they came back this week in Nanjing, China, to win more Platform Synchro gold with a combine score of 375.48. It was Chens second gold medal of the meet. (WCSN,...
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