﻿{"id":25700,"date":"2010-11-16T06:53:03","date_gmt":"2010-11-16T11:53:03","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/news.swimmingworldmagazine.com\/uncategorized\/2010\/11\/asian-games-tae-hwan-park-remains-on-fire\/"},"modified":"2014-07-28T18:36:33","modified_gmt":"2014-07-29T01:36:33","slug":"asian-games-tae-hwan-park-remains-on-fire","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.swimmingworldmagazine.com\/news\/asian-games-tae-hwan-park-remains-on-fire\/","title":{"rendered":"Asian Games: Tae Hwan Park Remains on Fire"},"content":{"rendered":"<p>GUANGZHOU, China, November 16. WHILE the Chinese have had the most impressive overall team meet at the Asian Games, South Korea&#39;s Tae Hwan Park has battled China&#39;s Zhao Jing for to greatest individual meet of the long course racing taking place in Guangzhou.<\/p>\n<p>A day after downing the Asian record in the men&#39;s 200 free with a 1:44.80, Park nearly took down another standard with a blazing fast 3:41.53 in the men&#39;s 400 free.  That effort just missed Zhang Lin&#39;s mark of 3:41.35 set at the 2009 World Championships in Rome, and demolished Park&#39;s 3:44.73 from Pan Pacs this summer as the top swim of the year.  Park remained fifth in the all-time rankings, but improved upon his lifetime best of 3:41.86 set at the 2008 Olympics.  <\/p>\n<p>China&#39;s Sun Yang made a serious move up the rankings with a second-place 3:42.47 as he chopped nearly three seconds from his previous personal best of 3:45.22.  That swim skyrocketed him from 21st all time to sixth behind Park and ahead of Grant Hackett (3:42.51). The four swimmers ahead of Park and Sun on the list are Paul Biedermann (3:40.07), Ian Thorpe (3:40.08), Ous Mellouli (3:41.11) and Zhang (3:41.35).  This evening, Zhang checked in with a distant third-place time of 3:49.15.<\/p>\n<p>China&#39;s Ji Liping topped the women&#39;s 100 breast finale in 1:06.91 to move to sixth in the world rankings this year.  Her previous season best had been a 1:07.53 from Chinese Nationals in August. Japan&#39;s Satomi Suzuki touched second in 1:07.43, while China&#39;s Chen Huijia earned third in 1:07.98. Suzuki (1:06.94) and Chen (1:07.51) have both been faster this year.<\/p>\n<p>China&#39;s Zhou Jiawei put a bit of a scare into his Asian record in the men&#39;s 50 fly with a time of 23.66.  That swim came up short of his continental standard of 23.43 set in April 2009, but moved him into a tie for 15th in the world rankings this year.  Japan&#39;s Masayuki Kishida finished second in 24.13, while India&#39;s Virdhawal Khade gave his country its first swimming medal of the meet with a third-place 24.31.<\/p>\n<p>Another sprint event had its Asian record somewhat threatened when China&#39;s Li Zhesi clocked a 24.97 in the women&#39;s 50 free.  She missed Le Jingyi&#39;s 1994 standard of 24.51 set in Rome. Li has been faster this year with a 24.92 from Chinese Nationals in August. China&#39;s Tang Yi placed second in 25.22, while Japan&#39;s Yayoi Matsumoto finished third in 25.67. <\/p>\n<p>Japan&#39;s Ryosuke Irie toughed out teammate Junya Koga, 53.61 to 53.88, in the men&#39;s 100 back with a monster final 50-meters of 27.19 against Koga&#39;s 27.70.  China&#39;s Sun Xiaolei wound up third overall in 54.46.<\/p>\n<p>In relay action, China&#39;s Zhu Qianwei, Liu Jing, Wang Shijia and Tang Yi won the women&#39;s 800 free relay in 7:51.81. 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