Tani gets big salary boost from Orix BlueWave

Tani gets big salary boost from Orix BlueWave

KOBE, Japan - Newly wed Yoshitomo Tani is all smiles at a news conference after getting a 70 million yen salary boost in re-signing with the Orix BlueWave for an eighth season. Tani, who recently got married to six-time world champion judoka Ryoko Tamura in Paris, will be making a maximum 310 million yen in 2004

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