Kasahara out of women's 49kg taekwondo

Kasahara out of women's 49kg taekwondo

London, Britain - Japan's Erika Kasahara (R) leaves the court after losing to China's Wu Jingyu in the women's taekwondo 49-kilogram class quarterfinals at the ExCeL competition venue at the 2012 London Olympics on Aug. 8, 2012. Kasahara lost to Wu 14-0 and failed to qualify for the semifinals.

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