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Chan sisters take gold in women's doubles tennis at the Asian Games

Chan Yung-jan and Chan Hao-ching took gold Saturday in women’s doubles tennis at the Asian Games and are now looking ahead to next year’s Olympics in Paris.

ByAssociated Press

Published Sep 30, 2023

MATCH POINT: S. Williams/O. Jabeur def. S. Aoyama/H.C. Chan; Eastbourne QF

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HANGZHOU, China (AP)—Chan sisters Yung-jan and Chan Hao-ching took gold Saturday in women's doubles tennis at the Asian Games and are now looking ahead to next year's Olympics in Paris.

Chan Yung-jan told reporters after beating Lee Ya-hsuan and Liang En-shuo, also from Chinese Taipei, in the final that even though she's the older one at 34, 30-year-old Chan Hao-ching is "like the big sister."

"But I need to make her calm down a little bit," she added.

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She said their different personalities complement each each other on the court.

"We're so different — she is very brave and goes in with her instincts a lot," she said. "And me, I need to watch her back and make sure that she can do whatever she wants and that makes us a very good combination."

The Chan sisters, also known as Latisha (Yung-Jan) and Angel (Hao-Ching) have been playing together on and off throughout their respective careers, winning their first title together in 2013. They reunited earlier this season, finishing runner-up at the Dubai Duty Free Tennis Championships and reaching the quarterfinals of Roland Garros.

Latisha Chan became No. 1 in women's doubles back in 2017 after winning the US Open with Martina Hingis.