Shimizu bronze in Olympic bantam class boxing

Shimizu bronze in Olympic bantam class boxing

LONDON, Britain - Japan's Satoshi Shimizu (L) and Britain's Luke Campbell fight during the men's bantam class boxing semifinals of the London Olympics at ExCeL arena in London on Aug. 10, 2012. Campbell won 20-11 and advanced to the final while Shimizu took the bronze.

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