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  1. Nagoya cemented Aonishiki's status as sumo's leading performer, as his championship-winning return from injury pushed the 22-year-old Ukrainian ahead of both yokozuna in the debate over the sport's current No. 1. japantimes.co.jp/sports/2026/0 #sumo #aonishiki #julygrandsumotournament #kirishima #atamifuji #hoshoryu #onosato

  2. Onosato’s shock withdrawal in Osaka has revived uneasy memories of his stablemaster's injury-derailed yokozuna reign, leaving sumo fans wondering if history might be repeating itself. japantimes.co.jp/sports/2026/0 #sumo #onosato #springgrandsumotournament #kisenosato #nishonoseki

  3. Aonishiki gives up an average of 7 centimeters and 36 kilograms to his sumo rivals, but the rising Ukrainian star more than makes up for that disadvantage with elite technique. japantimes.co.jp/sports/2025/1 #sumo #aonishiki #hoshoryu #onosato #ukraine

  4. WOW!

    Aoniskhiki, der ukrainische Sekiwake, hat heute den Yokozuna Onosato besiegt, den ich aktuell für den stärksten Sumoringer halte.

    Der andere Yokozuna hat gegen den Oseki verloren.

    Damit steht es jetzt 11-3 für
    #ONOSATO
    #HOSHORYU
    #AONISKHIKI

    Aoniskhiki könnte also morgen gewinnen
    👍

    #Sumo
    #Japan
    #NHK-World

  5. That #Onosato continues to be dominant. What a machine.

  6. At just 25 years old, and already significantly better than every other wrestler in the sport, the only question that remains for Onosato is how many Emperor’s Cups he will win. japantimes.co.jp/sports/2025/0 #sumo #onosato #aonishiki #hoshoryu #autumngrandsumotournament

  7. Onosato and Hoshoryu are off to fast starts at the Autumn Basho, raising fans hopes of seeing a title-deciding yokozuna showdown on Day 15 for the first time in five years. japantimes.co.jp/sports/2025/0 #sumo #onosato #hoshoryu #autumngrandsumotournament

  8. Sumo’s updated rankings have been released, and for the first time since Hakuho retired in 2021 there are yokozuna on both the east and west sides of the banzuke — with a slight caveat. japantimes.co.jp/sports/2025/0 #sumo #banzuke #onosato #takayasu #aonishiki #nagoyagrandsumotournament

  9. While Onosato was claiming Emperor’s Cups in recent months, Kusano was doing something similar, albeit one level down. Now the former Nihon University star is preparing to take on the sport's best. japantimes.co.jp/sports/2025/0 #sumo #naoyakusano #onosato #nagoyagrandsumotournament