Nomura wins Swiss Open

Nomura wins Swiss Open

GENEVA, Switzerland - Three-time Olympic judo champion Tadahiro Nomura of Japan (C) stands on the podium after winning the men's judo 60-kilogram category at the Swiss Open in Geneva on March 23, 2013. Ludovic Chammartin of Switzerland (L) finished second, and Vincent Limare of France (R) and Michael Iten of Switzerland finished third.

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