Wrestling: Fumita wins Japan nat'l title

Reigning world champion Kenichiro Fumita (bottom) attacks Ayata Suzuki en route to winning the 60-kilogram Greco-Roman wrestling final at Japan's national wrestling championships in Tokyo on Dec. 20, 2020.(Pool photo)

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