Tani loses to Dumitru in semis at Beijing Olympics

Tani loses to Dumitru in semis at Beijing Olympics

BEIJING, China - Romania's Alina Dumitru (L) celebrates after defeating Japan's two-time Olympic champion Ryoko Tani (R) in the semifinals of the women's 48-kilogram weight category at the Beijing Olympics on Aug. 9. (Kyodo)

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