Terukuni Manzō
Japanese sumo wrestler, 38th Yokozuna
Born
January 10th, 1919
106 years ago
Died
March 20th, 1977
48 years ago — 58 years old
Category
Athletes & Sports Figures
Country
Japan
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A prominent sumo wrestler, achieved the rank of Yokozuna, the highest title in sumo wrestling. Competed in the top division and made significant contributions to the sport. Terukuni held the championship at the prestigious 1950 Haru Basho. Renowned for a powerful style and strategic techniques. Retired from active competition in the 1960s and continued to influence the sport.
Achieved Yokozuna rank in sumo wrestling
Won the 1950 Haru Basho championship
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