Mogul skier Endo vows to win medal at Sochi Olympics

Mogul skier Endo vows to win medal at Sochi Olympics

SENDAI, Japan - Japanese freestyle mogul skier Sho Endo makes a speech at a send-off ceremony in Sendai, Miyagi Prefecture, on Jan. 22, 2014, vowing to do his best to bring back a medal from the Sochi Olympic Games in February. It will be his second Winter Games medal bid.

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