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Ryūō Noboru
Ryūō Noboru (born March 11, 1983 as Erkhem-Ochiryn Sanchirbold, (モンゴル語:Эрхэм-Очирын Санчирболд)) is a former professional sumo wrestler from Ulan-Bator, Mongolia. His highest rank was ''maegashira'' 8.
==Career==
He joined sumo in March 2000, shortly before his 17th birthday, making him young by the standards of most foreign recruits. He took part in a seven way play-off for the title in the third ''makushita'' division in January 2003, but his progress was slowed by a neck injury that forced him to sit out the November 2003 tournament. After a year of steady progress he won promotion to the second highest ''jūryō'' division in July 2006. He entered the top ''makuuchi'' division in May 2007, producing a 10-5 record at ''maegashira'' 14. However he could manage only five wins in the next tournament and was demoted back to the second division after a 3-12 score in September 2007. An 8-7 mark at the rank of ''jūryō'' 2 in January 2008 was enough to return him to the top division but he could not manage a winning score and so was demoted once again. In May 2008 he turned in a disappointing 5-10 score at ''jūryō'' 5. In July he recovered from a poor 1-6 start to finish 8-7. However a 4-11 mark at ''jūryō'' 10 in November 2008 saw him fall back to the unsalaried ''makushita'' division for the January 2009 tournament. He withdrew from that tournament with an injury after recording only one win and two losses, and produced another losing score of 3-4 in March 2009. For the rest of his career, he remained firmly stuck in the mid-to-lower ''makushita'' ranks, without even coming close to a return to ''jūryō''.
Ryūō was from the same stable as ''yokozuna'' Hakuhō, and as he was the only other wrestler with ''sekitori'' experience in the stable, he was Hakuhō's main training partner. After losing ''sekitori'' status he also served as the ''yokozunas personal attendant or ''tsukebito''.
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