Tamawashi has recently achieved a significant milestone by tying the record for the most consecutive tournament appearances in sumo history.
The arena was full of celebratory messages from fans, acknowledging Tamawashi’s milestone. He expressed satisfaction and a sense of accomplishment for his perseverance and hard work.
In his recent bout, Tamawashi lost to Sadanoumi, who used a pulling technique to defeat him. Despite this, Tamawashi demonstrated his characteristic pushing strength. He acknowledged that his intense focus on winning might have contributed to his loss.
Tamawashi, who achieved new ranks and his first championship after turning 30, continues to perform strongly despite his age. His resilience and strength have earned him the nickname "Iron Man."
He will be celebrating his 40th birthday during the Kyushu Tournament in November, determined to continue competing for at least two more years.
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