Tamura talks to reporters about bruised calf

Tamura talks to reporters about bruised calf

AMAGASAKI, Japan - World champion judoka Ryoko Tamura speaks to reporters Aug. 17 after missing practice with a bruised calf suffered in the previous day's sparring session at the national team training camp in Hyogo Prefecture.

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