Shōdai Naoya
Sumo wrestler with yūshō championship

Born
November 5th, 1991
33 years ago
Category
Athletes & Sports Figures
Country
Japan
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A sumo wrestler with a remarkable career, achieved the highest rank of Ozeki. Secured the prestigious yūshō championship at the Kyushu Basho in November 2020. Competed in several top division tournaments, showcasing strength and technique against other elite wrestlers. Maintained a reputation for consistency and resilience throughout multiple tournaments.
Achieved Ozeki rank in January 2021
Won yūshō championship in November 2020
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