A spectacular four-point throw put Kenichiro Fumita into his second straight 60-kilogram Greco-Roman Olympic final on Monday, with the Japanese taking down a two-time world champion to get another chance at gold.Facing Kyrgyzstan's Zholaman Sharshenbekov, Tokyo Games silver medalist Fumita went down a point in the first period, but set up the win early in the second when he arched his back and hurled his opponent over his shoulder, the throw bringing four points from the judge.With his games life on the line at Champ-de-Mars Arena, Sharshenbekov went on the offensive and got the 28-year-old…READ FULL ARTICLE