Japanese sprinters failed to win the much-desired men's 100-meter gold on Sunday at the Asian Games, but Ryota Yamagata, a Rio de Janeiro men's 4x100-meter Olympic silver medalist, said he sees his prospects improving."It is really big that I didn't feel 9.92 seconds is in a world that is so distant for me," Yamagata told reporters in Jakarta after winning bronze in the men's 100 by matching his personal best of 10.00 seconds.Although Yamagata finished third behind China's Su Bingtian, who ran a games record 9.92 seconds, and Qatar's Tosin Ogunode who beat him in a photo finish with an iden…READ FULL ARTICLE
