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          Fighting chances in London

          By China Daily | China Daily | Updated: 2012-07-12 08:01

          Performances in gold-rich combat sports - boxing, judo, taekwondo and wrestling -could decide how close China comes to the US in the medal count, China Daily reports.

          Boxing

          Chinese boxers will attempt to at least equal the two titles they won four years ago in Beijing. The women's event will debut this summer. Zou Shiming, the 49kg champion, is expected to defend his gold medal. Zhang Zhilei is in position to win the super heavyweight category. In the women's event, amateur world champion Ren Cancan is keen to claim the Games' first 51kg title, while Dong Cheng is punching for a medal at 60kg and Li Jinzi at 75kg.

          RESULTS AT PREVIOUS OLYMPICS

          2004 Athens Games: 1 bronze medal (men's 48kg)

          2008 Beijing Games: 2 gold medals (men's 48kg and 81kg)

          China Daily's gold-medal projection for London: 2 gold medals

          ROSTER

          Men: Liu Qiang, Memeturson Jon, Meng Fanlong, Wang Xuanxuan, Zhang Zhilei, Zou Shiming

          Women: Dong Cheng, Li Jinzi, Ren Cancan

          STARS TO WATCH

          Zou Shiming, 31

          Birth place: Zunyi, Guizhou province

          Highlights: 2008 Beijing Olympics champion (men's 48kg)

          Three-time World amateur champion (2005, 2007, 2011)

          Dubbed the "pirate fighter" by the media, Zou won the Beijing Olympics' 48kg gold medal with a style that relies on mobility and counter-attacks. He hopes to repeat his success with a new approach now that opponents have adapted to his tactics.

          Ren Cancan, 24

          Birth place: Jining, Shandong province

          Highlights: 2008 Beijing Olympics champion

          Three-time World Amateur champion (2008, 2010, 2012)

          Spearheading the three-strong women's team, Ren is a gold-medal contender. She became the first Chinese to win three titles in a row at the Worlds, but will face threats from host Nicola Adams and India's world champion, Mary Kom.

          Fencing

          Fencing will be a reliable source for gold medals, as the Chinese have legitimate chances in the men's foil and women's epee events.

          Led by Lei Sheng, the men's foil squad defended its team crown at the World Championships last year while the women's epee team grabbed silver at the same tournament. Individually, world champion Li Na and the promising Sun Yujie are strong contenders in the women's epee.

          The team has qualified in all 10 categories - six team and four individual.

          RESULTS AT PREVIOUS OLYMPICS

          2004 Athens Games: 3 silver medals (men's epee, team foil and women's sabre)

          2008 Beijing Games: 1 gold medal (men's sabre)

          China Daily's gold-medal projection for London: 0 gold medals

          ROSTER

          Men: Jiang Kelu, Lei Sheng, Li Guojie, Liu Xiao, Ma Jianfei, Wang Jingzhi, Zhang Liangliang, Zhong Man, Zhu Jun

          Women: Chen Jinyan, Chen Xiaodong, Li Na, Luo Xiaojuan, Sun Yujie, Xu Anqi, Zhu Min,

          STARS TO WATCH

          Lei Sheng, 28

          Birth place: Tianjin

          Highlights: Two-time World Championships team foil winner (2010, 2011)

          Boasting elite physical conditioning and reflexes, Lei has emerged as the new leader of the men's team following Zhong Man's slump. He will lead a promising cast fighting for team gold while also competing for an individual medal.

          Li Na, 31

          Birth place: Dandong, Liaoning province

          Highlights: 2006 World Championships team epee title

          2011 World Championships individual epee title

          Competing in the women's epee, world champion Li Na is the team's strongest medal contender. After claiming China's first world championship in the event last year, Li will fight for a perfect ending to what might be her Olympic finale.

          Judo

          With the retirement of 2008 52kg winner Xian Dongmei, the Chinese won't likely be able to emulate their three-title finish. They will instead aim to thrive in lighter classes and the men's category.

          "We will try our best in every category," head coach Fu Guoyi said. "We hope we can make some breakthroughs in the men's event."

          Tong Wen, the +78kg champion, remains the team's top gold hope, while reigning 78kg women's champion Yang Xiuli has recovered from a career dip in recent years.

          On the men's side, Alamus from the Inner Mongolia autonomous region is the only judoka qualified for the Olympics. The 23-year-old will compete for the men's 60kg title.

          RESULTS AT PREVIOUS OLYMPICS

          2004 Athens Games: 1 gold medal (women's 52kg)

          2008 Beijing Games: 3 gold medals (women's 52kg, 78kg and +78kg)

          China Daily's gold-medal projection for London: 1 gold medal

          ROSTER

          Men: Alamus

          Women: Chen Fei, He Hongmei, Tong Wen, Wang Hui, Wu Shugen, Xu Lili, Yang Xiuli

          STARS TO WATCH

          Tong Wen, 29

          Birth place: Tianjin

          Highlights: 2008 Beijing Olympics champion (women's +78kg)

          Four-time World Championships titleholder at +78kg (2005, 2007, 2009, 2011)

          The +78kg-class judoka Tong Wen has rekindled her gold hopes after winning an appeal against a two-year doping ban last March. The 29-year-old dominated at the Paris Worlds last year.

          Yang Xiuli, 28

          Birth place: Fuxin, Liaoning province

          Highlight: 2008 Beijing Olympics champion (women's 78kg)

          Yang will try to defend her title in the 78kg class, but it won't be easy. She has been plagued by a shoulder injury in recent years.

          Beach volleyball

          China's beach volleyball team will not be able to repeat its success at the Beijing Games from London as there will only be two pairs in action.

          China's women's beach volleyball pairs shone on home sand at the Beijing Olympics, bagging silver and bronze medals. Beijing Games runners-up Xue Chen and Zhang Xi, ranked No 2 in the Olympic standings, are expected to challenge for the women's title. Not much is expected from the men's pairing.

          RESULTS AT PREVIOUS OLYMPICS

          2008 Beijing Games: 1 silver medal, 1 bronze medal (women)

           

          China Daily's gold-medal projection for London: 1 gold medal

          Roster

          Men: Wu Penggen, Xu Linyin

          Women: Xue Chen (above left), Zhang Xi (above right)

          STARS TO WATCH

          Xue Chen, 23

          Birth place: Fuzhou, Fujian province

          Zhang Xi, 27

          Birth place: Nantong, Jiangsu province

          Highlights: 2008 Beijing Games bronze, 2011 World Championships bronze

          The women's pair has performed well this year. It won the Brasilia Open title in April by overwhelming Brazil's world No 1 combination of Larissa and Juliana in the semifinals, and then upset another pair from the host country, world No 4-ranked combo Talita and Antonelli, in the final.

          However, Xue damaged ligaments in her right foot during the semifinals of the Sanya Open, where the Chinese duo finished third. It hopes Xue will be fully fit before the Olympics.

          Taekwondo

          Wu Jingyu, the 2008 49kg champion, has rediscovered her form just in time to defend her title.

          Roster

          Men: Liu Xiaobo

          Women: Wu Jingyu, Hou Yuzhuo

          Wrestling

          Wang Jiao is ready to defend her title in the 72kg freestyle.

          Roster

          Men: Li Shujin, Liang Lei, Liu Deli, Sheng Jiang, Zhang Chongyao

          Women: Jing Ruixue, Wang Jiao, Zhao Shasha

          Cycling

          Cycling could provide the icing on the cake if short-distance sprinter Guo Shuang rides smoothly in her pet event, the individual pursuit.

          Roster

          Men: Cheng Changsong, Liu Gang, Tong Weisong, Zhang Lei, Zhang Miao

          Women: Gong Jinjie, Guo Shuang, Huang Li, Jiang Fan, Jiang Wenwen, Liang Jing, Lin Junhong, Liu Xin, Shi Qinglan, Wu Chaomei

          Sailing

          Roster

          Men: Deng Daokun, Gong Lei, Shi Jian, Wang Aichen, Wang Weidong

          Women: Huang Xufeng, Li Ling, Wang Xiaoli, Xu Lijia

          Canoeing

          Roster

          Men: Huang Maoxing, Huang Zhipeng, Li Qiang, Shen Jie, Zhang Hongpeng, Zhou Peng, Zhou Yubo

          Women: Li Zhangli, Liu Haiping, Ren Wenjun, Wu Yanan, Yu Lamei, Zhou Yu

          Kayaking

          Roster

          Men: Hu Minghai, Huang Cunguang, Shu Junrong, Teng Zhiqiang

          Women: Li Jingjing

          Modern pentathlon

          Roster

          Men: Cao Zhongrong, Wang Guan

          Women: Chen Qian, Miao Yihua.

          Synchro Swimming

          Roster

          Women: Chang Si, Chen Xiaojun, Huang Xuechen, Jiang Tingting, Jiang Wenwen, Liu Ou, Luo Qian, Wu Yiwen, Sun Wenyan

          Rowing

          Roster

          Men: Huang Zhe, Sun Jie, Wang Tiexin, Wu Chongkui, Yu Chenggang, Zhang Guolin, Zhang Liang, Zhang Fangbing

          Women: Gao Yulan, Huang Wenyi, Jin Ziwei, Liu Jing, Tang Bin, Zhang Xiuyun, Wang Min, Xu Dongxiang, Tian Liang, Zhang Yage, Zhang Yangyang, Zhu Weiwei

          Water Polo

          Roster

          Women: Gao Ao, He Jin, Liu Ping, Ma Huanhuan, Song Donglun, Sun Huizi, Sun Yating, Sun Yujun, Teng Fei, Wang Yi, Wang Ying, Yang Jun, Zhang Lei

          Hockey

          Roster

          Women: Cui Qiuxia, De Jiaojiao, Fu Baorong, Gao Lihua, Li Dongxiao, Li Hongxia, Liang Meiyu, Ma Wei, Ma Yibo, Peng Yang, Ren Ye, Song Qingling, Sun Sinan, Tang Chunling, Wang Mengyu, Xu Xiaoxu, Zhang Yimeng, Zhao Yudiao

          Triathlon

          Roster

          Men: Bai Faquan Women: Zhang Yi

          Volleyball

          Roster

          Women: Chu Jinling, Shan Danna, Wang Yimei, Hui Ruoqi, Ma Yunwen, Mi Yang, Wei Qiuyue, Xu Yunli, Yang Junjing, Zeng Chunlei, Zhang Lei, Zhang Xian

          Archery

          Roster

          Men: Dai Xiaoxiang, Liu Zhaowu, Xing Yu

          Women: Cheng Ming, Fang Yuting, Xu Jing

          Rhythmic Gymnastics

          Roster

          Women: Deng Senyue

          Basketball

          Roster

          Men: Chen Jianghua, Ding Jinhui, Guo Ailun, Liu Wei, Sun Yue, Wang Shipeng, Wang Zhizhi, Yi Jianlian, Yi Li, Zhang Zhaoxu, Zhou Peng, Zhu Fangyu

          Women: Chen Nan, Chen Xiaoli, Gao Song, Guan Xin, Ji Yanyan, Li Shanshan, Ma Zengyu, Miao Lijie, Song Xiaoyun, Wei Wei, Zhang Fan, Zhao Shuang

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