Wrestling: Ex-JWF director Sakae

Former Japan Wrestling Federation development director Kazuhito Sakae (L), who resigned in April 2018 for power-harassing four-time Olympic wrestling champion Kaori Icho, holds a press conference in Tokyo on June 14. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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