Russians dominate women's long jump at world athletics

Russians dominate women's long jump at world athletics

OSAKA, Japan - Russian medalists -- (from L to R) bronze medalist Tatyana Kotova, silver medalist Lyudmila Kolchanova and gold medalist Tatyana Lebedeva -- celebrate with their national flag after competing in the women's long jump final at the World Athletics Championships at Nagai Stadium in Osaka on Aug. 28.

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