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Makuuchi Yusho:	M6 Andrasoyama (12-3, 107)
Juryo Yusho:	J9 Takashogunther (13-2, 99)
Makushita Yusho:	m33 Doidesemu (13-2, 107)
Gino-sho:	M6 Andrasoyama (12-3, 107)
Kanto-sho:	M14 Akoushousan (11-4, 106)
Shukun-sho:	M1 Reeeen (10-5, 102)

by Takanotaki, 2026/7/27

Nagoya Basho 2026 - Day 15

Andrasoyama left nothing to chance and won his final bout resoundingly without the need to go to a tie-break. A nice jump up the banzuke awaits.

Takashogunther got his win and looks highly likely now to be in Makuuchi next tournament, as he deserves after winning with a two-game advantage over the second-placed players.

Makushita went to a three-way tie. Doidesemu gets the nod thanks to his excellent scoring. That's his first yusho.

Sekiwake Kazutoyama failed in this Ozeki run but he'll have another chance in September if he scores 11.

Congratulations to all the winners!

Thanks for playing. See you all back here in September.

by Pandaazuma, 2026/7/26

Nagoya Basho 2026 - Day 14

Andrasoyama took the sole lead on day 14 and is now close to a fourth Makuuchi yusho. Akoushousan, one win behind, is the closest rival on points scored but they will have to do very well to steal it.

In Juryo Takashogunther won again to secure an early yusho. He'll be hoping for a win tomorrow to bolster his Makuuchi promotion chances.

Sasakoryu is all alone in front in Makushita but he will need to be careful as two of his pursuers (Doidesemu and Bakanonou) outscore him. A win would seal the deal.

Good luck to all the contenders!

by Pandaazuma, 2026/7/25

Nagoya Basho 2026 - Day 13

Andrasoyama, Konosato and Akoushousan all won to keep the lead of the Makuuchi division with ten wins. A group of five that includes Yokozuna Pandaazuma is one win behind.

Takashogunther is now two wins clear in Juryo and is therefore the hot favourite to take the yusho. A couple more wins may even catapult him into the top division in September so he should not be easing up this weekend. Bakanonou and Sasakoryu won again to take their twelfth win in Makushita.

by Pandaazuma, 2026/7/24

Nagoya Basho 2026 - Day 12

A group of four Maegashira lead the Makuuchi division yusho race, all with 9-3 records: Andrasoyama, Konosato, Andoreasu and Akoushousan. The two Yokozunae are part of a chasing group of six.

Takashogunther is back in the sole lead of Juryo with ten wins. Bakanonou and Sasakoryu lead Makushita with 11 wins. A group of five are one win behind.

Sekiwake Kazutoyama's Ozeki attempt has come to an end and he is now in a battle to keep his Sekiwake rank as he currently has a 6-6 record. After a strong first week he very unfortunately lost four straight to ruin his chances.

by Pandaazuma, 2026/7/23

Nagoya Basho 2026 - Day 10

Akoushousan emerges as the sole leader and the only player with a winning record. Seven Maegashira are one win behind.

In Juryo Takashogunther slipped up and allowed Hagenosenshi back into the joint lead. Sasakoryu marches on with his unbeaten Makushita run to ten wins.

by Pandaazuma, 2026/7/21

Nagoya Basho 2026 - Day 9

Boloyaki, Chiyobobdog and Akoushousan lead Makuuchi with 7-2 records ahead of a large chasing group.

Takashogunther achieves kachikoshi and is the sole leader of the Juryo division. Tochiyesshin and Hagenosenshi are just behind. And in Makushita Sasakoryu is our only remaining unbeaten player.

Sekiwake Kazutoyama lost today but he's in decent shape with six wins. He needs four out of six to get the bump up to Ozeki.

by Pandaazuma, 2026/7/20

Nagoya Basho 2026 - Day 6

Three Maegashira lead Makuuchi as of day 6, Kotononami, Akoushousan and Ganzohnesushi, all with 5-1 records. Yokozuna Yumezukuri and Sekiwake Kazutoyama (still aiming for Ozeki) are part of a large group one win behind.

Takashogunther and Hagenosenshi are unbeaten in Juryo. Six hopefuls are perfect in Makushita, including the auspiciously named Asahifuji.

by Pandaazuma, 2026/7/18

Nagoya Basho 2026 - Day 2

Welcome all to the Nagoya tournament. Sadly we are without Yokozuna Kakushoyamaii this tournament - let's hope he returns in September. Sekiwake Kazutoyama is on an Ozeki run. He needs ten wins this time to make the jump. He's off to a 1-1 start but is scoring well and clearly up for the challenge.

Yokozuna is the only unbeaten sanyaku player and he leads with a large group of Maegashira. The lower divisions are forming their yusho races...let's see how things look later this week.

Good luck to all the players.

by Pandaazuma, 2026/7/13