China beat Japan in rematch of Olympic table tennis final

China beat Japan in rematch of Olympic table tennis final

SUWON, South Korea - Japan's Ai Fukuhara plays against China's Ding Ning in the opening match of the Asian Games table tennis final on Sept. 30, 2014, in Suwon, South Korea. Fukuhara beat Ding but the Japanese team lost 3-1 to China and had to settle for silver.

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