Late-blooming sekiwake Tamawashi, who won his first title at the age of 34 in the just-ended New Year Grand Sumo Tournament, said Monday he does not intend to slow down his career despite taking his time to claim the Emperor's Cup.A day after winning the 15-day championship at Tokyo's Ryogoku Kokugikan with a 13-2 record, the Mongolian said he will shatter the young athlete ideal by fighting aging and working out to stay younger for longer."I have to be young. I have to train as hard (as the younger wrestlers)," said Tamawashi, who became the second-oldest wrestler in sumo's current six-bas…READ FULL ARTICLE
