
At the beginning of the connection with Ohnosato, we will go to the decisive battle on Aiboshi.
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Yasuonishiki suffered three consecutive losses starting on the fourth day, but with the encouragement of his master, Master Ajigawa, he entered the championship race with eight consecutive wins starting on the seventh day.
After a fierce battle, they fall to the bottom of the ring in a tangled mess. The military was given to Yasuonishiki. He won the ozeki showdown with Kirishima and maintained his three losses, saying, ``I was able to play sumo in my own way.'' Yokozuna Ohnosato lost in the tie and was tied for first place, but his tone remained calm.
He hits the ball with force, holding back the opponent's attacks that try to raise his characteristic low stance. When I pulled my arm to the right, it slowly moved forward while touching its head. He leaned over and looked satisfied, saying, ``I held on tight. My body reacted on its own.''
3 consecutive losses from the 4th day. He is said to have regained his original self after his master Ajigawa Oyakata (former sekiwake Aminishiki) encouraged him by telling him, ``Whether you win or lose, fight sumo with pride.'' ``We're fighting together. I know you're working hard,'' said the boss. Using the bond between teacher and student as a springboard for his recovery, he finally came within range of the championship with eight consecutive wins starting on the seventh day.
The whereabouts of the gift cup will be the decisive battle against Onosato at the end of Senshuuraku. ``I want to do things the way I am and have no regrets.'' The 22-year-old, who boasts unparalleled competitive strength, won the championship match at the previous tournament as well, and will take on the big challenge with his natural style.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
The championship match between Yasuonishiki and Onosato will be held at Chiakiraku.
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