Sumo: Kisenosato comes from behind to win Spring title

Sumo: Kisenosato comes from behind to win Spring title

Grand champion Kisenosato (R) celebrates in a parade in Osaka after winning the Spring Grand Sumo Tournament on March 26, 2017, alongside Tagonoura stablemate and sekiwake Takayasu. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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