Asada wins gold medal at worlds

TURIN, Italy - Mao Asada of Japan shows off her gold medal after winning the world figure skating championships on March 27, 2010. The Vancouver Olympic silver medalist, second after the short program, came from behind to beat South Korean arch rival Kim Yu Na, the Olympic gold medalist, and clinched her second world title in three years.

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