Another Japanese Olympian Suspended Over Gambling Improprieties

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Another Japanese Olympian Suspended Over Gambling Improprieties - The Nippon Badminton Association said it removed 21-year-old Kenta Nishimoto from the squad's player list after learning he had visited a casino at least twice last year. Gambling is mostly illegal in Japan.

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