Tochiazuma pushes down Akinoshima at spring sumo

Tochiazuma pushes down Akinoshima at spring sumo

OSAKA, Japan - Ozaki Tochiazuma (L), who claimed his first-ever victory at the New Year tournament, pushes No. 4 maegashira Akinoshima down to stay two behind the lead at 6-2 on the eighth day of the 15-day Spring Grand Sumo Tournament at Osaka Prefectural Gymnasium on March 17.

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