Sumo’s top wrestler isn’t a <i>yokozuna</i> — yet
A championship-winning return from injury in Nagoya cemented Aonishiki's status as sumo's leading performer.
A championship-winning return from injury in Nagoya cemented Aonishiki's status as sumo's leading performer.
Original source:The Japan Times ↗
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