<p>Indian judoka Sushila Devi's challenge in the Tokyo Olympics came to an early end as she lost her contest to Hungarian Eva Csernoviczki, who qualified for a round of 16 clash against Japan's Funa Tonaki, here on Saturday.</p>.<p>Csernoviczki, a 2012 London edition bronze medallist, pinned Sushila for a full 20 seconds to claim the Ippon and win the round of 32 match.</p>.<p>Sushila fought hard for a major part of the bout until she committed a small error, which proved to be disastrous for the Indian and cost her the match.</p>.<p><strong><a href="https://www.deccanherald.com/sports/sensational-saurabh-fires-his-way-into-finals-as-topper-abhishek-verma-misses-out-1012299.html" target="_blank">Read | Sensational Saurabh fires his way into finals as topper, Abhishek Verma misses out</a></strong></p>.<p>It was always going to be tough for the 26-year-old from Manipur at the world's premier sporting competition.</p>.<p>Sushila was the only Indian Judo athlete at this year's Olympic Games.</p>.<p>Sushila, who considers boxing icon M C Mary Kom as her inspiration, started well against the Hungarian but floundered after that.</p>.<p>Sushila, who competes in the 48 kg category, had qualified for her maiden Games via continental quota.</p>
<p>Indian judoka Sushila Devi's challenge in the Tokyo Olympics came to an early end as she lost her contest to Hungarian Eva Csernoviczki, who qualified for a round of 16 clash against Japan's Funa Tonaki, here on Saturday.</p>.<p>Csernoviczki, a 2012 London edition bronze medallist, pinned Sushila for a full 20 seconds to claim the Ippon and win the round of 32 match.</p>.<p>Sushila fought hard for a major part of the bout until she committed a small error, which proved to be disastrous for the Indian and cost her the match.</p>.<p><strong><a href="https://www.deccanherald.com/sports/sensational-saurabh-fires-his-way-into-finals-as-topper-abhishek-verma-misses-out-1012299.html" target="_blank">Read | Sensational Saurabh fires his way into finals as topper, Abhishek Verma misses out</a></strong></p>.<p>It was always going to be tough for the 26-year-old from Manipur at the world's premier sporting competition.</p>.<p>Sushila was the only Indian Judo athlete at this year's Olympic Games.</p>.<p>Sushila, who considers boxing icon M C Mary Kom as her inspiration, started well against the Hungarian but floundered after that.</p>.<p>Sushila, who competes in the 48 kg category, had qualified for her maiden Games via continental quota.</p>