Newly crowned Nagoya Grand Sumo Tournament champion Hoshoryu admitted feeling the pressure Monday as he battled toward his maiden Emperor's Cup and ozeki promotion.The 24-year-old Mongolian sekiwake claimed the title Sunday at Dolphins Arena by winning a tie-breaking championship playoff against No. 9 maegashira Hokutofuji after the pair finished the 15-day tournament deadlocked at 12-3."After the eighth day, I couldn't sleep at all," Hoshoryu said at a press conference in Nagoya. "Once I hit double-digit wins, the pressure was on."Hoshoryu advanced to the playoff after winning his final sc…READ FULL ARTICLE
