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Nagoya sumo tournament 2026 – championship

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Nagoya sumo tournament 2026 – late stage championship

As the Nagoya basho entered reached its second week, climax, earlier days saw former ozeki Asanoyama continued his revival, recording rally with a fourth consecutive victory straight win on day 7 by defeating former ozeki Mitakeumi with a left‑hand uwatenage. The win lifted his tally 7, later moving to 5‑2 and kept him in contention for approaching a kachikoshi. By day 14, the tournament’s upper ranks were tightly packed. double‑digit victory count. Ozeki Ōnosato finally secured his first winning record of the meet, defeating fellow ozeki Kotosakura and marking a delayed but decisive kachikoshi. Sekiwake on day 14, while sekiwake Atami Fuji notched his 11th win, preserving kept a two‑match narrow edge over Sekiwake An‑aokibi, while Asanoyama, after a hard‑fought triumph over Ōkyōbō, closed in on a double‑digit victory count, crediting fan support. Other contenders such as Enho and Kagay reached seven wins, and An‑aokibi. By the field narrowed to second week seven wrestlers still vying for the championship. A remained in contention, and a light‑hearted side story noted sumo note about comedian Akatsu’s pronounced sunburn from outdoor filming, sparking spread online. On the final day, 26 May, sekiwake An'okink captured his third championship in as many tournaments. After falling behind 0‑2 in a wave of online commentary. The basho now approaches its decisive rounds, playoff, he defeated Ozeki Kirishima and maegashira Atami Fuji to claim a 10‑win record, positioning him for possible promotion to ozeki at the next basho. Former ozeki Asanoyama finished with a two‑digit win tally but missed a kachi‑koshi. East maegashira Fujinokawa earned his first special prize with an 8‑7 record and is set to join the title race tightening among sanyaku ranks at the top‑division wrestlers. upcoming tournament. The win prompted a congratulatory message from Ukraine’s Special Operations Forces, praising the wrestler’s fighting spirit.

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  1. 2026-07-26 21:04 UTC Nagoya sumo tournament 2026 – championship
  2. 2026-07-26 07:59 UTC Nagoya sumo tournament 2026 – late stage

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