Kitajima completes 100-200 double for 2nd straight Games

Kitajima completes 100-200 double for 2nd straight Games

DOHA, Qatar - Olympic breaststroke champion Kosuke Kitajima of Japan completes a 100-200 double for the second straight Asian Games, winning the 200 in 2 minutes, 12.05 seconds on Dec. 7.

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