New sekiwake Fujinokawa expressed determination Thursday to establish himself at sumo's third-highest rank ahead of the Autumn Grand Sumo Tournament."As a new sanyaku wrestler, I'll do my best to make sure I hold on to my position," Fujinokawa said after a training session, referring to sumo's three titled ranks beneath grand champion yokozuna.Fujinokawa, of the Isenoumi stable, visited the Arashio stable in Tokyo's Chuo Ward and went 9-6 in 15 practice bouts against others including Wakamotoharu.A native of Kyoto Prefecture, Fujinokawa, 21, became the first wrestler from the western Japan …READ FULL ARTICLE
