Yoshida wins 4th consecutive world c'ship gold

Yoshida wins 4th consecutive world c'ship gold

GUANGZHOU, China - Saori Yoshida of Japan holds up her gold medal after winning her fourth consecutive title in the women's 55-kilogram class at the wrestling world championships in Guangzhou on Sept. 30.

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