Ueno wins women's 63-kilogram at World Judo Championships

Ueno wins women's 63-kilogram at World Judo Championships

ROTTERDAM, Netherlands - Yoshie Ueno of Japan (back) fights with Elisabeth Willeboordse of the Netherlands in the women's 63-kilogram category final at the World Judo Championships in Rotterdam on Aug. 28. Ueno won the gold. (Kyodo)

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