Mongolia's Hakuho promoted to komusubi for New Year Sumo

Mongolia's Hakuho promoted to komusubi for New Year Sumo

TOKYO, Japan - The 19-year-old rising star Hakuho of Mongolia points to his name in the new rankings list the Japan Sumo Association released Dec. 23 for the upcoming New Year Grand Sumo Tournament.

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