Aki Basho: Day 7 and 8 results, insight, and current standings

Shock leader Atamifuji showing he belongs in Division 1. Takayasu looking very strong. Hoshoryu? Question marks.

We’re getting to the point where we start finding out who has the power to be a champion in the world of Sumo in Day 7 and 8. 21-year-old Maegashira 15 Atamifuji has been drowning out the noise and staying focused on the task at hand thanks to a pair of wins over Kagayaki and Aoiyama. “i’m having a lot of fun,” says Atamifuji, “working hard and doing what I do, just win matches and stay hungry.” Meanwhile, Takayasu is having a good tournament as well as he rose to 7-1 thanks to wins over Mitakeumi and Midorifuji.

Surprise contenders Gonoyama and Tsurugisho are in line for a special prize as they off to 6-2 starts in the tournament with 7 days to go.

Hoshoryu has had a disastrous start to his Ozeki campaign as he fell to 3-5 in the last 2 days of matches.

Final Results from Day 7 and 8 and Winning Kimarite

DAY 7DAY 8
Atamifuji defeats Kagayaki
Winning Kimarite: Oshidashi (frontal push out)
Atamifuji defeats Aoiyama
Winning Kimarite: Oshidashi (frontal push out)
Nishikifuji defeats Kotoshoho
Winning Kimarite: Hatakikomi (slap down)
Myogiryu defeats Daishoho
Winning Kimarite: Tsukiotoshi (thrust down)
Myogiryu defeats Tsurugisho
Winning Kimarite: Uwatenage (over arm throw)
Chiyoshoma defeats Nishikifuji
Winning Kimarite: Okuridashi (rear push out)
Sadanoumi defeats Chiyoshoma
Winning Kimarite: Yorikiri (frontal force out)
Tsusugisho defeats Takarafuji
Winning Kimarite: Yorikiri (frontal force out)
Takarafuji defeats Daishoho
Winning Kimarite: Okuridashi (rear push out)
Kagayaski defeats Sadanoumi
Winning Kimarite: Tsukidashi (frontal thrust out)
Mitakeumi defeats Aoiyama
Winning Kimarite: Oshidashi (frontal push out)
Hokuseiho defeats Kotoshoho
Winning Kimarite: Yoritaoshi (frontal crush out)
Hokuseiho defeats Kinbozan
Winning Kimarite: Yorikiri (frontal force out)
Takayasu defeats Mitakeumi
Winning Kimarite: Hatakikomi (slap down)
Endo defeats Hiradoumi
Winning Kimarite: Yoritaoshi (frontal crush out)
Endo defeats Oho
Winning Kimarite: Isamiashi (forward step out)
Takayasu defeats Midorifuji
Winning Kimarite: Uwatenage (over arm throw)
Onosho defeats Kinbozan
Winning Kimarite: Hatakikomi (slap down)
Shonannoumi defeats Kotoeko
Winning Kimarite: Yorikiri (frontal force out)
Midorifuji defeats Ryuden
Winning Kimarite: Katasukashi (under shoulder swing down)
Gonoyama defeats Oho
Winning Kimarite: Okuridashi (rear push out)
Gonoyama defeats Kotoeko
Winning Kimarite: Oshidashi (frontal push out)
Ura defeats Ryuden
Winning Kimarite: Uwatedashinage (pulling over arm throw)
Shonannoumi defeats Hiradoumi
Winning Kimarite: Shitatenage (underarm throw)
Takanosho defeats Onosho
Winning Kimarite: Oshidashi (frontal push out)
Abi defeats Shodai
Winning Kimarite: Hikiotoshi (hand pull down)
Asanoyama defeats Abi
Winning Kimarite: Oshidashi (frontal push out)
Asanoyama defeats Meisei
Winning Kimarite: Yorikiri (frontal force out)
Tobizaru defeats Meisei
Winning Kimarite: Oshidashi (frontal push out)
Daieisho defeats Nishikigi
Winning Kimarite: Hatakikomi (slap down)
Wakamotoharu defeats Hokutofuji
Winning Kimarite: Yorikiri (frontal force out)
Hokutofuji defeats Kotonowaka
Winning Kimarite: Oshitaoshi (frontal push down)
Daieisho defeats Kotonowaka
Winning Kimarite: Tsukiotoshi (thrust down)
Wakamotoharu defeats Tamawashi
Winning Kimarite: Hatakikomi (slap down)
Nishikigi defeats Hoshoryu
Winning Kimarite: Oshidashi (frontal push out)
Takanosho defeats Kirishima
Winning Kimarite: Tsukidashi (frontal thrust out)
Shodai defeats Takakeisho
Winning Kimarite: Oshidashi (frontal push out)
Ura defeats Hoshoryu
Winning Kimarite: Hatakikomi (slap down)
Kirishima defeats Tamawashi
Winning Kimarite: Tsukiotoshi (thrust down)
Tobizaru defeatsTakakeisho
Winning Kimarite: Oshidashi (frontal push out)
Last 2 days of sumo wrestling.

STANDINGS AFTER DAY 8

Takayasu – 7-1
Atamifuji – 7-1
Wakamotoharu – 6-2
Gonoyama – 6-2
Myogiryu – 6-2
Tsurugisho – 6-2
Kirishima – 5-3
Takakeisho – 5-3
Tobizaru – 5-3
Hokutofuji – 5-3
Ura – 5-3
Shonnannoumi – 5-3
Onosho – 5-3
Endo – 5-3
Kinbozan – 5-3
Mitakeumi – 5-3
Kotonowaka – 4-4
Daieisho – 4-4
Nishikigi – 4-4
Asanoyama – 4-4
Abi – 4-4
Takanosho – 4-4
Hokuseiho – 4-4
Sadanoumi – 4-4
Takarafuji – 4-4
Nishikifuji – 4-4
Hoshoryu – 3-5
Meisei – 3-5
Shodai – 3-5
Midorifuji – 3-5
Ryuden – 2-6
Oho – 2-6
Hiradoumi – 2-6
Kotoeko – 2-6
Kotoshoho – 2-6
Aoiyama – 2-6
Chiyoshoma – 2-6
Daishoho – 2-6
MK – Tamawashi – 0-8

Wrestlers who will be Kachi-Koshi (8+ wins or losses) with win on Day 9:

Takayasu
Atamifuji

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