Complaints of favoritism in rhythmic gymnastics

Complaints of favoritism in rhythmic gymnastics

PUSAN, South Korea - Rhythmic gymnastics judges have been subject to complaints of favoritism for South Korea in the Asian Games. Picture of the judge panel was taken on Oct. 11. (Asian Games) (Kyodo)

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