Colton Brown retires leaving it all on the tatami of the revered Nippon Budokan at the Tokyo 2020ne Olympic Games in Japan

July 28, 2021, 1:10 PM (ET)

by Cecil Bleiker

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Colton Brown retires leaving it all on the tatami of the revered Nippon Budokan at the Tokyo 2020ne Olympic Games in Japan

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Colton Brown retires leaving it all on the tatami of the revered Nippon Budokan at the Tokyo 2020ne Olympic Games in Japan

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