Judoka Tamura, ballplayer Tani discuss engagement

Judoka Tamura, ballplayer Tani discuss engagement

FUKUOKA, Japan - Olympic and world judo champion Ryoko Tamura shows off her engagement ring at a press conference at a hotel in Fukuoka on Jan. 26 as fiancee ballplayer Yoshitomo Tani of the Orix BlueWave looks on. They will marry after the baseball season ends in the fall.

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