Hamaguchi fails in bid for 6th world title

BUDAPEST, Hungary - Japan's Kyoko Hamaguchi looks disappointed after missing a sixth title and settling for silver in the women's 72-kilogram class at the world wrestling championships Sept. 30. (Kyodo)

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