Sumo: New champ Tochinoshin

Third-ranked maegashira Tochinoshin meets the press in Tokyo on Jan. 29 after finishing the New Year Grand Sumo Tournament the previous day with a 14-1 record to clinch his first championship. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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