Sumo wrestler Ushiomaru engaged to beauty lecturer

TOKYO, Japan - Sumo wrestler Ushiomaru, 28, poses with his fiancee Mami Shintani to news photographers at his stable in Tokyo on May 8 after announcing that they are engaged and wedding has been set for Sept. 29. Ushiomaru will wrestle as a Shintani, 27, is a lecturer at a beauty school. Ushiomaru will wrestle as a 15th-ranked maegashira at the May 13-27 Summer Grand Sumo Tournament in Tokyo. (Kyodo)

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