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Rare Dancers Cojoc, 38, and Andreea Matei, 31, Win China's Second World Title at Standard

Summary by Libertatea.ro
A monumental weekend for Romanian sport began today at the giant International Exhibition Centre in Nanjing, China, the old capital of the Six Dynasties, where a few minutes ago Rare Cojoc and Andreea Matei captured the second consecutive world title at the standard sports dance. Pomăine is still waiting for him, here again, the second Grand Slam of the year, a challenge to repeat last year's performance, succeeded at Wuxi. The two athletes seem…
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A monumental weekend for Romanian sport began today at the giant International Exhibition Centre in Nanjing, China, the old capital of the Six Dynasties, where a few minutes ago Rare Cojoc and Andreea Matei captured the second consecutive world title at the standard sports dance. Pomăine is still waiting for him, here again, the second Grand Slam of the year, a challenge to repeat last year's performance, succeeded at Wuxi. The two athletes seem…

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Libertatea.ro broke the news in Bucharest, Romania on Friday, July 17, 2026.
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