Mongolian wrestler Hakuho promoted to yokozuna

TOKYO, Japan - Mongolian wrestler Hakuho holds up a sea bream fish, which is prepared for festive occasions in Japan, at his Miyagino stable in Tokyo on May 30 after being promoted to sumo's highest rank of yokozuna. Hakuho, whose real name is Munkhbat Davaajargal, became the 69th grand champion in sumo history.

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