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Miyabiyama Tetsushi (born July 28, 1977 as
Masato Takeuchi) is a
former sumo
wrestler from Mito, Ibaraki, ****an. A
former amateur champion, he
turned professional...
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group of stables. It was
established on
April 1, 2018 by
former ōzeki
Miyabiyama, who
branched off from
Fujishima stable,
taking five low
ranked wrestlers...
- ****agoyama
stable (2018), a
stable of sumo
wrestlers established in 2018
Miyabiyama Tetsushi (1977–), sumo
wrestler and head of the new ****agoyama stable...
- Masayuki, sumo
wrestler (Sekiwake) Musōyama Masashi, sumo
wrestler (Ōzeki)
Miyabiyama Tetsushi, sumo
wrestler (Ōzeki)
Takashi Yagihashi, chef
Sugiura Shigemine...
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combination of the
first kanji (雅) from his master's name (former ōzeki
Miyabiyama) and "wolf" (狼), a
symbol of
strength coming from his
Mongolian roots...
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hockey player 1977 – Manu Ginóbili,
Argentinian basketball player 1977 –
Miyabiyama Tetsushi, ****anese sumo
wrestler 1978 – Kārlis Vērdiņš,
Latvian poet 1978...
- for the
September 2018 tournament, the
first time in 18
years (since
Miyabiyama in the
September 2000 tournament) that a
wrestler has been
kadoban in...
- Hakuhō won his
first championship (yūshō) with a 14–1 record,
defeating Miyabiyama in
another playoff.
After another strong performance (13–2) in July, in...
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breaking the
records set by
former sekiwake Ichinojō and
former ōzeki
Miyabiyama, who had won the
awards in five
tournaments since their professional debuts...
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Fujishima Dewanoumi 1981 Bushozan, Fujiseiun [ja] Shōtenrō, Dejima,
Miyabiyama, Musashimaru, Musōyama,
Wakanoyama head is
former Musōyama, was the strongest...
