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El nadador colombiano Nelson Crispín ganó la primera medalla dorada para Colombia en los parálimpicos de Tokyo en los 200 metros combinados SM6, donde además, instauró un récord mundial.

El bumangués se llevó la presea de oro con un tiempo de 2.38.12, nuevo record mundial en esta modalidad de la natación paralímpica en la categoría de personas con talla baja.

Recordemos que Crispín ya había ganado tres medallas de plata en Río 2016 y le quedan aún cinco pruebas más en Tokio, lo que significa que el colombiano tiene muchas chances de conseguir más medallas. 

El Colombiano logró su gran victoria venciendo en el podio al deportista del Comité Deportivo ruso Andrei Granichka, y el representante de la república Popular de China, Hongguang Jia.