Struggling Tamura wins 9th straight national judo title

Struggling Tamura wins 9th straight national judo title

Ryoko Tamura, struggling uncharacteristically against domestic opponents, scrapes past Atsuko Nagai in the 48-kilogram final May 2 to claim victory for a ninth straight year in the women's judo national invitational championships. Tamura, a three-time world champion, did not score against Nagai in the final but was awarded the win by the judges for her aggressiveness and better attacks at Yoyogi national gymnasium annex in Tokyo.

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