British teenager makes professional sumo debut in Japan after remarkable journey

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British teenager makes professional sumo debut in Japan after remarkable journey

A British teenager has officially made his professional sumo debut in Japan after chasing a childhood dream inspired by watching the sport with his father. Nicholas Tarasenko, 17, from Hull, stepped into the ring under the name Eisei on Sunday as he competed in maezumo at the Nagoya Grand Sumo Tournament. The towering teenager, who stands 1.87 metres tall and weighs 125kg, has become the first British-born wrestler…