Akebono Taro was a professional sumo wrestler from Hawaii who became the first non-Japanese wrestler to reach the highest rank of Yokozuna in the history of sumo. He was born as Chad Rowan in 1969 and began his sumo career in 1988. Standing at 6 feet 8 inches and weighing over 500 pounds, Akebono was known for his impressive size and strength in the ring.
Akebono had a successful career in sumo, winning several championships and becoming a fan favorite in Japan. He retired from sumo in 2001 and went on to have a career in professional wrestling and mixed martial arts. Akebono was also a popular television personality in Japan and made appearances on various Japanese game shows and variety programs.
In 2017, Akebono was inducted into the Hawaii Sports Hall of Fame in recognition of his contributions to sumo and his achievements in the sport. He remains a respected figure in the world of sumo and continues to be involved in various sumo-related activities.
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