Yoshida wins 6th straight Japan Queens Cup

Yoshida wins 6th straight Japan Queens Cup

TOKYO, Japan - Athens Olympic wrestling champion Saori Yoshida poses after winning her sixth consecutive title in the women's 55-kilogram weight category at the Japan Queens Cup in Tokyo on April 14.

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