RIO DE JANEIRO (AP) — The Latest on the 2016 Summer Olympics in Rio de Janeiro (all times local):
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One win was enough for judoka Popole Misenga.
After winning his preliminary fight on Wednesday morning, the Congo refugee faced top-seeded South Korean Donghan Gwak in the second round of the men's 90-kilogram division. With the crowd shouting "Popole" and clapping to cheer him on, he fought aggressively to get a strong grip on Gwak's uniform and tried several times to throw him or wrestle him to the ground.
But after about four minutes, Gwak — the current judo world champion — scored an automatic ippon victory.