Kinboshi Sumo

Onosato makes his Ozeki debut, but Takerufuji is back and has never NOT won a yusho at sekitori. Not to mention, Hoshoryu and Kotozakura are looking to get back on track and Kirishima has finally recovered his pre stable switch form. November looks like a wild basho!

Onosato with the fastest rise to Ozeki in history! Has he passed both Hoshoryu and Kotozakura in the Yokozuna race?

Teru has 10 and could always use rest. If he sits out, which top ranker takes advantage to grab a yusho? Or do one of the Maegashira dark horses get there first? Its Banzuke Christmas and a Basho Preview for September!

Sunday Morning Sumo Show joined us to talk Amateur Sumo and what it takes to start a club in your community or join a club that already exists. Its a long one, but stick with me here because its great!

https://www.youtube.com/@UClV3HmwKS4iYKSfvHY38JVw

https://www.dallassumoclub.org

Takakeisho is dropping to Sekiwake. Previously there were rumors that he'd just retire rather than make the Ozeki comeback bid, but that was when we thought he had elder stock lined up. Now he's going to drag his wounded body back to the Dohyo once more, so we take this opportunity to discuss neck injuries in sumo with a PA who specializes in neck injuries, and just so happens to be a sumo fan herself!

The unstoppable terminator that is our beloved Yokozuna has finally got his 10th Yusho. Will he push on? Is he finally content? Will the JSA even let him leave or does he have the Elder Stock needed for the next career step? And will Hoshoryu, Kotozakura, Onosato or anyone step up to replace him anytime soon?