Tamura speaks of her first loss in 12 years

Tamura speaks of her first loss in 12 years

YOKOHAMA, Japan - Olympic gold medalist Ryoko Tamura speaks with the media of her loss at the women's judo weight-category championships in Yokohama on April 14. Tamura fell to high school national champion Tomoko Fukumi for her first loss in Japan in 12 years. ''More than feeling sad (about the loss), I have the strong feeling that I haven't had enough practice,'' she said.

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