Kotoeiho said Sunday he aims to earn promotion to one of sumo's elite ranks by performing strongly as a career-high No. 1 maegashira at the upcoming Autumn Grand Sumo Tournament."I have a chance now that I've reached this position," Kotoeiho said after taking 14 practice bouts at his Sadogatake stable in Matsudo, Chiba Prefecture, near Tokyo.The 23-year-old rose to his current position, just below the fourth-highest rank of komusubi, after posting an 11-4 record at the previous meet in Nagoya in July."There are good things and bad things. I want to make sure I'm fully prepared," Kotoeiho sa…READ FULL ARTICLE