Jesse Kuhaulua, right, a Hawaiian sumo wrestler, pushes his lower-ranked opponent Asahikuni out of the ring in Nayoga, Japan, July 16, 1972. Kuhaulua, also known as Takamiyama, became the first foreigner to win a tournament in Japan's traditional sumo wrestling sport. The winner took 13 bouts and lost two in the 15-day tournament. (AP Photo)
![Jesse Kuhaulua, right, a Hawaiian sumo wrestler, pushes his lower-ranked opponent Asahikuni out of the ring in Nayoga, Japan, July 16, 1972. Kuhaulua, also known as Takamiyama, became the first foreigner to win a tournament in Japan's traditional sumo wrestling sport. The winner took 13 bouts and lost two in the 15-day tournament. (AP Photo) Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2R25D76/jesse-kuhaulua-right-a-hawaiian-sumo-wrestler-pushes-his-lower-ranked-opponent-asahikuni-out-of-the-ring-in-nayoga-japan-july-16-1972-kuhaulua-also-known-as-takamiyama-became-the-first-foreigner-to-win-a-tournament-in-japans-traditional-sumo-wrestling-sport-the-winner-took-13-bouts-and-lost-two-in-the-15-day-tournament-ap-photo-2R25D76.jpg)
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