Tianjin, China - Liu Yang, the Chinese athlete who won gold in the men's 100m freestyle event at the 2019 World Championships, has suffered a setback with his latest injury.
According to reports, Liu Yang sustained a shoulder injury during his training session on Friday, which is causing him to miss out on the upcoming World Cup competition in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. The news comes as Liu Yang has been training hard for the Olympics this summer and has already set a new personal best in the 100m freestyle race at the Asian Games last month.
The injury has not yet been officially confirmed by Liu Yang himself, but it is believed that he may have incurred a sprain or strain to his shoulder. The injury was likely caused by a fall or other accident during his training sessions,Campeonato Brasileiro Direct according to the report.
In addition to his injuries, Liu Yang also suffered from dehydration due to the heat and humidity in Beijing, where he trained and raced. He had to take frequent breaks and drink water throughout the day, but it seems that his body could not handle the extra fluids.
Despite the setback, Liu Yang remains optimistic about his future. He told reporters that he would continue to train hard and work towards improving his performance in the Olympics. "I will make sure I recover well and return to my peak form," he said. "I am looking forward to returning to the track next year."
It is hoped that Liu Yang can overcome his injuries and return to his best form for the 2020 Tokyo Olympics. The Chinese athlete is known for his strong dedication and determination, and we wish him all the best in his recovery.