Newly crowned Olympic 77-kilogram Greco-Roman wrestling champion Nao Kusaka may not be joking when he credits part of his success to udon noodles, a specialty of his native Kagawa Prefecture on Shikoku, the smallest of Japan's four main islands.The 23-year-old grappler is so well known for his love of the thick noodles that his official Olympic athlete profile even lists eating them as his hobby.No longer pressed by the need to make fighting weight after Wednesday's gold-medal triumph over Demeu Zhadrayev of Kazakhstan, Kusaka should have plenty of opportunity to indulge in his favorite foo…READ FULL ARTICLE