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Wrestling With Tradition: Mongolia, Japan and the Changing Face of Sumo

Jul 10, 2017 | 08:00 GMT

Mongolian-born Harumafuji Kohei (r) is one of only 72 sumo wrestlers in the centuries-old history of the sport to attain the rank of yokozuna, or grand champion.
(KEITH TSUJI/Getty Images)
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