Baruto Kaito
Sumo wrestler with notable championships
Born
November 5th, 1984
40 years ago
Category
Athletes & Sports Figures
Country
Estonia
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A successful sumo wrestler from Estonia, Kaito debuted in professional sumo in 2004. He quickly rose through the ranks, achieving the highest rank of ozeki in 2011. Widely recognized for his strength and skill, Kaito earned several tournament championships throughout his career. Retirement came in 2014, leading to a transition to coaching and promoting the sport of sumo.
Achieved the rank of ozeki
Won two top division championships
Served as a coach after retirement
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