Photos | Showdown at the World Sumo Tournament
Sumo wrestlers Hayateumi Hidehito and Hokutoumi Nobuyoshi face off at Caesars Palace in Las Vegas during the 2019 World Sumo Tournament, as thrilled spectators look on.
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