Kotomitsuki Keiji

Sumo wrestler and Ōzeki champion

Kotomitsuki Keiji - Sumo wrestler and Ōzeki champion
Born

April 11th, 1976
48 years ago

Category

Athletes & Sports Figures

Country

Japan

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A sumo wrestler achieved the rank of Ōzeki, the second highest in the sport. Competed for the Takasago stable and debuted in 1991. Gained recognition for skills in the ring and strategic maneuvers. Achieved a total of 16 tournament victories, showcasing consistent performance throughout career. Retired in 2010 and later became a coach, contributing to the development of new wrestlers.

Achieved the rank of Ōzeki

Won 16 top division tournament championships

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