Japan's Tateyama beats China's Xu at Kano Cup judo tournament

Japan's Tateyama beats China's Xu at Kano Cup judo tournament

TOKYO, Japan - Japan's Mai Tateyama (R) snatched the women's over 78-kilogram title by toppling China's Xu Lihui with a leg trip on the opening day of the Kano Cup international judo tournament at Tokyo Metropolitan Gymnasium on Dec. 7.

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