Sumo wrestler Kyokushuzan, wife and daughter meet press

Sumo wrestler Kyokushuzan, wife and daughter meet press

TOKYO, Japan - Mongolian sumo wrestler Kyokushuzan, whose real name is Batvayar Davaa, met with the press after a wedding ceremony at a Tokyo hotel on May 27. Joining the one-time komusubi-ranked wrestler from the Oshima stable are his wife Prebsuren Boyanbireg (phonetic spelling) and his baby daughter Alyunzaya (phonetic).

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