Olympic gold-winning hurdler Liu Xiang retires

Undated photo shows China's Liu Xiang, the 2004 Athens Olympic 110-meter hurdle gold medalist. The 31-year-old confirmed his retirement on April 7, 2015, citing leg injuries. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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