Russia claims synchro gold at world c'ships

Russia claims synchro gold at world c'ships

MONTREAL, Canada - Russia's synchronized swimmers are in action at the world swimming championships in Montreal on July 23. They beat Japan to claim their fourth straight gold medal.

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