Japan's Ami Yuasa flared, shuffled and spun her way to the inaugural Olympic breaking title Friday as the dance sport made its Summer Games debut in Paris.The 25-year-old, known to fans and fellow breakers as B-girl Ami, claimed the first women's gold in the sport, often referred to as breakdancing, by winning a series of one-on-one battles culminating with a 3-0 victory over Lithuania's Nicka in the final.China's 671 took bronze after beating India of the Netherlands in the third-place dance off at the La Concorde urban sports complex."It hasn't quite sunk in yet," Yuasa said. "I'm suppose…READ FULL ARTICLE