Mongolian-born Kiribayama was placed top among the four sekiwake in the May 14-28 Summer Grand Sumo Tournament rankings announced Monday, as the March champion bids for promotion to the second-highest rank of ozeki.Former ozeki Asanoyama was named a No. 14 maegashira, meanwhile, as he returns to elite makuuchi-division action for the first time since being handed a six-meet ban in June 2021 for breaching COVID-19 safety guidelines.Kiribayama won 11 as a komusubi during January's New Year tournament, and 12 as a new sekiwake in March when he claimed his maiden Emperor's Cup via a playoff. Wi…READ FULL ARTICLE