Japan's Wakana Koga and Ryuju Nagayama both came second at the judo World Masters in Jerusalem on Tuesday.Koga, the runner-up at last year's world championships, went down to an early waza-ari from Shirine Boukli of France in the women's 48-kilogram division final after reaching the title decider by winning all her previous rounds by ippon.Nagayama also amassed ippon to reach the men's 60-kg final but fell at the last hurdle, falling to a waza-ari from Lee Ha Rim of South Korea in extra time.Both judoka face a mountain to climb in their bid to make the world championships next May in Doha, …READ FULL ARTICLE
