Koga reaches 50 backstroke final, Irie dumped out

Koga reaches 50 backstroke final, Irie dumped out

ROME, Italy - Japan's Junya Koga waves to spectators after qualifying second fastest for the final of the 50 meters at the world championships in Rome on Aug. 1. The newly crowned men's 100-meter backstroke world champion touched in 24.29 seconds, bettering his own national record by 0.16 second.

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