Tokyo Olympics: Boxing

Tokyo Olympics: Boxing

The plaques of past sumo champions are seen at Tokyo's Kokugikan Arena as boxers fight during the Summer Olympics on July 25, 2021. The arena, also known as Ryogoku Kokugikan, is usually used for major sumo tournaments.

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