Uchishiba wins 2nd straight judo gold at Beijing Olympics

Uchishiba wins 2nd straight judo gold at Beijing Olympics

BEIJING, China - Masato Uchishiba raises his hands in victory after successfully defending his Olympic judo title in the men's 66-kilogram class on Aug. 10 to give Japan its first gold medal at the Beijing Olympics. (Kyodo)

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