Japan's Nakai loses to Germany's Bischof in judo at London Games

Japan's Nakai loses to Germany's Bischof in judo at London Games

LONDON, Britain - Japan's Takahiro Nakai (R) fights Germany's Ole Bischof during the quarterfinals in the men's judo 81-kilogram category at the 2012 London Olympics, at the ExCeL competition venue on July 31, 2012. Nakai lost to Bischof.

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