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Thomas Fabbri

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Growth Editor at BBC News. Sometimes I write about p*rn, sumo, or food.
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Aonishiki: Ukraine sumo prodigy becomes champion in Japan Original

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By Thomas Fabbri
| BBC Sport Verified
Image source, AFP via Getty Images Image caption, Aonishiki first tried sumo aged seven A Ukrainian refugee has become the first person from his country to win an elite-level sumo tournament. Danylo Yavhusishyn - known by his sumo ring name Aonishiki - arrived in Japan as an 18-year-old in 2022 after the Russian invasion of his country. Now aged 21, he is the first Ukrainian to claim the prized Emperor's Cup and the first European in almost eight years to do so.
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Grand Sumo Tournament: Wrestlers charm Britain with Royal Albert Hall takeover Original

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By Flora Snelson Verified, Thomas Fabbri
| BBC Sport Verified
Image source, Getty Images Image caption, There are only two active yokozuna, the highest rank of sumo wrestlers - Onosato Daiki and Hoshoryu Tomokatsu ByFlora Snelson Why did the sumo wrestler cross the road? To recreate the iconic cover of The Beatles' Abbey Road album, of course - just one of the many times the wrestlers, or rikishi, have gone viral over the past week - in between bouts at the Royal Albert Hall in London.
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Sumo Wrestling LIVE: Grand Sumo Tournament from Royal Albert Hall, London for the first time in 34 years

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By Thomas Fabbri
| BBC Verified
Media caption, Grand Sumo Tournament: Why is Japansese national sport in London? The Grand Sumo Tournament is taking place outside of Japan for just the second time, with the competition taking place in London from Wednesday, 15 October until Sunday, 19 October. London and The Royal Albert Hall also hosted the 1991 edition - the first time a tournament was staged outside Japan in the sport's history.
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