The latter is considered by many to be the greatest sumo wrestler of all time with 37 tournament titles. Japan?s long wait for a homegrown sumo grand champion has ended after Kisenosato became the first Japanese wrestler to reach the ancient sport?s pinnacle in almost two decades. Kisenosato joins three other wrestlers at the rank of yokozuna, all of whom were born in Mongolia: Kakuryu, Harumafuji and Hakuho. The last Japan-born wrestler to reach the top rank was Wakanohana in 1998. Earlier this week, with his promotion all but a formality, Kisenosato told reporters that the rank of yokozuna came with a special responsibility.

At least five people were killed Sunday night when multiple gunmen reportedly opened fire during evening prayers at an Islamic center in Quebec City, Canada, the mosque president said. About 40 people were reportedly inside the center at the time of the shooting and others are still being treated for injuries, multiple local reports say. The shooting occurred at the Islamic Cultural Center on Sainte-Foy Street around 8 p.m. local time, witnesses said. Reuters reports that five people were killed by as many as three gunmen. This is a developing story.