LONDON (Reuters) - In an Olympics labelled the Women's Games, Kim Jang-mi proved that South Korea's female shooters were every bit as capable as the country's men by claiming the 25 metre pistol gold after a tense battle with China's Chen Ying.
Having roared through qualifying with an Olympic record of 591 out of 600, Wednesday's final was expected to be a procession for the world record holder as she held a six point lead.
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