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CHINA'S short-track speedskating Olympic champion Wang Meng has been "suspended and ordered to reflect on" her drunken brawl with team manager, China's winter sports administrative center said yesterday.
A teammate said that a visibly drunk Wang lost her temper after being criticized for failing to return on time to the camp in Qingdao after a night out last week. She punched her team manager Wang Chunlu and smashed up furniture, injuring both her hands. Wang Meng is China's most crowned Winter Olympic athlete, after winning three gold medals at the Vancouver Games last year, and one gold, a silver and a bronze at Turin in 2006.
A teammate said that a visibly drunk Wang lost her temper after being criticized for failing to return on time to the camp in Qingdao after a night out last week. She punched her team manager Wang Chunlu and smashed up furniture, injuring both her hands. Wang Meng is China's most crowned Winter Olympic athlete, after winning three gold medals at the Vancouver Games last year, and one gold, a silver and a bronze at Turin in 2006.
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