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Losing at the Olympics with Travis Stevens
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In this podcast, Travis Stevens talks about his experience of losing at the Olympics, particularly the dramatic judo battle against the German Oli Bischoff in London 2012, which he believed was stolen from him by the referees even though it was a really close battle.
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