Ex-komusubi Itai defiant in sumo bout-fixing controversy-5

Ex-komusubi Itai defiant in sumo bout-fixing controversy-5

Ex-komusubi Itai defiant in sumo bout-fixing controversy TOKYO, Japan - Former sumo wrestler Keisuke Itai delivers yet another body blow to the sumo establishment Feb. 2, saying he is ready to defend his claims of bout-fixing in court while refusing to apologize to sumo officials over the latest controversy. (Photo was taken on January 24, 1985 when Itai (R) was a wrestler (wrestling name -Onaruto) )

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