Some 11 years and one retirement after winning his first world championship diving gold medal, Australia's Shixin Li is thrilled at the prospect of competing for another. 7NEWS
Some 11 years and one retirement after winning his first world championship diving gold medal, Australia's Shixin Li is thrilled at the prospect of competing for another.
The Chinese-born diver triumphed in the men's three metre event at the Australian championships in Melbourne on Saturday.Li won gold for China in the one metre springboard at the 2011 world championships and repeated that success at the 2013 worlds.While coaching, he made a comeback to the sport and competed at last year's Tokyo Olympics for Australia.
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