Azerbaijan will host the prestigious 2026 World Sumo Championships, following a successful bid supported by the Japan Martial Arts Association. The announcement was made during the International Sumo Federation’s meeting in Poland.
The International Sumo Federation has selected Azerbaijan to host the 2026 World Sumo Championships, after a competitive bidding process. The country's successful bid, supported by the Japan Martial Arts Association, won out against other contenders during a meeting in Krotoszyn, Poland. This decision marks a significant milestone in Azerbaijan’s expanding presence in international sporting events.
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