Japan's Hayato Katsuki won bronze in the men's 35-kilometer race walk as the athletics world championships kicked off in Tokyo on Saturday for the third time in the country and the first time in 18 years.Katsuki led in the opening event of the nine-day tournament but fell back late on, with the 34-year-old securing the host nation's first medal after crossing in 2 hours, 29 minutes, 16 seconds.Canadian Evan Dunfee won in 2:28:22 and Brazilian Caio Bonfim came 33 seconds behind for a runner-up finish. Katsuki secured Japan a race walk medal for the sixth straight worlds."I wanted to win, tru…READ FULL ARTICLE