Japan's Ogata beats S. Korean Jeong in women's 78-kg judo at London

Japan's Ogata beats S. Korean Jeong in women's 78-kg judo at London

LONDON, Britain - Japan's Akari Ogata (L) fights South Korea's Jeong Gyeong Mi during a first round match in the women's judo 78-kilogram category at the 2012 London Olympics, at the ExCeL competition venue on Aug. 2, 2012. Ogata beat Jeong.

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