Women's pro wrestlers bouncing back after years in doldrums

Women's pro wrestlers bouncing back after years in doldrums

TOKYO, Japan - Emi Sakura, 34, a leading wrestler with Ice-Ribbon, an organization of women's wrestling, encourages women to enter the ring during an interview held in 2010 at the entity's training hall in Saitama Prefecture. (Kyodo)

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