Wrestling: Saori Yoshida

File photo taken in August 2016 shows Saori Yoshida of Japan burying her face in the mat after losing to Helen Louise Maroulis of the United States in the women's wrestling 53-kilogram final at the Rio de Janeiro Olympics. The three-time Olympic and 13-time world champion announced her retirement on her Twitter account on Jan. 8, 2019. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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