Goeido Gotaro

Professional Japanese Sumo Wrestler

Goeido Gotaro - Professional Japanese Sumo Wrestler
Born

April 6th, 1986
39 years ago

Category

Athletes & Sports Figures

Country

Japan

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A professional sumo wrestler who achieved the rank of Ozeki, the second highest rank in sumo. Entered professional sumo in 2004 and began wrestling under the name Goeido. Achieved promotion to Ozeki in 2014 following consistent performance in tournaments. Competed in multiple tournaments and secured numerous wins during his career, showcasing strength and technique in the ring. Retired from professional sumo in 2020.

Achieved Ozeki rank in 2014

Competed in 68 top division tournaments

Secured 12 special prizes during career

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