Sumo Grand Champion Terunofuji, the sole yokozuna, has announced his retirement, closing a chapter marked by both exceptional victories and persistent injuries. The 33-year-old Mongolian-born wrestler leaves the ring after achieving the prestigious title of yokozuna in September 2021 and securing 10 championships. Plagued by chronic knee issues and diabetes, his career was defined by resilience in the face of adversities, missing 13 of the 21 grand tournaments since becoming yokozuna. As he transitions to a stablemaster role, Terunofuji aims to mentor the next generation, leaving an indelible legacy of fortitude and perseverance in the sumo world. His departure signifies a pivotal moment for the sport, as officials seek to cultivate a new leader who embodies the rich traditions and spirit of sumo wrestling.
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