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"I would go back today if I could" – Olympic karateka Sandra Sánchez on Tokyo

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'I would go back today if I could' – Olympic karateka Sandra Sánchez on Tokyo

"I would go back today if I could" – Olympic karateka Sandra Sánchez on Tokyo

Spanish Olympic gold medalist in karate, Sandra Sánchez, recalls her experience at the Tokyo 2020 Games on and off the mat.


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