Ama promoted to ozeki, changes ring name

FUKUOKA, Japan - Mongolian sumo wrestler Ama (R) holds up a bream to celebrate his promotion to the second-highest rank of ozeki in Dazaifu in Fukuoka Prefecture on Nov. 26. Ama, 24, whose real name is Davaanyam Byambadorj, announced later that he will wrestle with a new ring name, Harumafuji, beginning in January.

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