Sentoryu hoists future bride at press conference

Sentoryu hoists future bride at press conference

TOKYO, Japan - American sumo wrestler Sentoryu, a No. 12 maegashira from the Tomozuna stable, hoists fiance Maki Takaoka at a press conference Sept. 1 when the couple announced plans to get married in February. Sentoryu, whose real name is Henry Armstrong Miller, is originally from St. Louis, Missouri.

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