Fujii becomes youngest shogi player to hold 2 major titles

Fujii becomes youngest shogi player to hold 2 major titles

Eighteen-year-old shogi sensation Sota Fujii speaks after completing a four-game sweep of Kazuki Kimura in the Oi championship series in Fukuoka, southwestern Japan, on Aug. 20, 2020. Fujii became the youngest player ever to hold two major titles about a month after winning the Kisei crown.

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