Tamanoumi Masahiro

Sumo wrestler, 51st Yokozuna

Tamanoumi Masahiro - Athletes & Sports Figures born February 5th, 1944
Born
Died

1971
55 years ago — 27 years old

Category

Athletes & Sports Figures

Country

Japan

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Born in 1944, a prominent sumo wrestler achieved the esteemed rank of Yokozuna, the highest title in the sport. Competed in the top division for over two decades, showcasing skill and perseverance. During the career, won a total of 25 top division championships, demonstrating exceptional performance in tournaments. Transitioned into coaching and mentoring younger wrestlers after retirement, contributing to the development of the sport in Japan.

Achieved the rank of 51st Yokozuna

Won 25 top division championships

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