Watanabe wins bronze at 70-kg at judo worlds

Watanabe wins bronze at 70-kg at judo worlds

ROTTERDAM, Netherlands - Japan's Mina Watanabe (L) fights Sally Conway of Britain for the bronze medal in the women's 70-kilogram event at the world judo championships in Rotterdam on Aug. 29, 2009. (Kyodo)

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