Former yokozuna Hakuho plans to retire from the Japan Sumo Association amid uncertainty about the future of his scandal-hit Miyagino stable, a source with knowledge of the matter said Friday.The Mongolian-born winner of a record 45 elite-level championships was serving as the Miyagino stablemaster when it was closed in April 2024 after then top-division grappler Hokuseiho was found to have physically abused two junior wrestlers.Wrestlers and elders from the Miyagino stable transferred to the Isegahama stable indefinitely after the closure.More than a year later, the future of the Miyagino s…READ FULL ARTICLE
