Ueno named best female judoka today

Ueno named best female judoka today

PARIS, France - Japanese judoka Yoshie Ueno (R) poses for photos at a ceremony in Paris celebrating the 60th anniversary of the International Judo Federation on Aug. 21, 2011. Ueno, who is defending her 63-kilogram title for the third time at the world championships, was named the best female judoka today by the IJF on the same day.

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