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Grand Sumo Autumn Basho tournament
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The Grand Sumo Autumn Basho continues at the Ryogoku Kokugikan in Tokyo. Following his fourth-day defeat by Takayasu, Yokozuna Onosato faced scrutiny regarding his technical form. Stablemaster Hidenoyama noted that Onosato’s posture has become too high and he has developed a habit of retreating when losing momentum. By Kokugikan. On the seventh 10th day, Onosato new Sekiwake Fujinokawa secured a victory against Maegashira Binoumi. Meanwhile, Asanoyama, who secured his fifth victory on the sixth day, suffered his second loss on the seventh day to East Maegashira 7 Fujiseiu, winning record (kachi-koshi) by defeating Ryoganosuke, bringing his record to 5-2. On 8-2 and placing him within one win of the eighth day, Asanoyama rebounded with tournament leader. Fujinokawa is scheduled for a sixth victory via yorikiri high-stakes match against Shishi, moving to 6-2. He expressed a desire to face higher-ranking wrestlers if his streak continues. In the lower divisions, 18-year-old Kagizoe, son of Kaminari Oyakata, extended his winning streak to 11 matches by defeating Ayano-fuji with a sukui-nage. Kagayaki also reached an eight-match winning streak after defeating Tokifudo via oshidashi. solo leader, Yokozuna Onosato, on the 11th day. In recent developments, the championship race, former Ozeki Kirishima Asanoyama suffered his third loss after being pushed down by Minoumi, following a setback that complicates defeat by Ryoganosuke, causing him to fall behind. Ozeki Kirishima also faces challenges to his Yokozuna promotion bid. His bid after suffering his third loss via a push-down by Minoumi; his former mentor, Mutsu-oyakata, suggested noted that Kirishima requires more rigorous training to avoid losing losses to lower-ranked wrestlers. In the third division, lower divisions, former U-20 Japan rugby representative Tengakufuji made a successful Jonokuchi debut with a 4-1 winning record. Conversely, Mitakeumi recorded his sixth loss of the tournament after being defeated by Ichii. Other notable moments include Hokushoryu won winning via an ipponzeoi throw in the third division but fell falling out of the ring due to the momentum of the move. Additionally, in the Jonokuchi division, move's momentum, and 17-year-old British wrestler Eisei secured securing a quick yorikiri victory over 39-year-old veteran Mori. Mori in the Jonokuchi division.
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- 2026-09-23 02:39 UTC Grand Sumo Autumn Basho tournament
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