TORIKUMI
July Basho 2026 — Bouts
All-division matchups with rating-based win probabilities. Tap a bout for a head-to-head comparison.
DAY 14 REVIEW
On Day 14, Aonishiki moved to the brink of the title. The sole leader forced down Takerufuji for a twelfth win, while his pursuers stayed alive: Kirishima took a walkover when yokozuna Hoshoryu withdrew, and Atamifuji pushed out Shishi — both now on eleven wins. One more victory on the final day gives Aonishiki the championship outright; even a loss will do if both chasers fall. Hoshoryu's withdrawal, with a right hamstring injury, is his fourth in nine tournaments at the sport's highest rank. The other yokozuna, Onosato, secured a winning record by forcing out ozeki Kotozakura. Among the rank and file, Takayasu and Fujiryoga both reached double figures, while sekiwake Kotoshoho was thrust out by Daieisho and finished with a losing record. A 22-year-old from Ukraine now stands one step from the Emperor's Cup — and Nagoya gives its answer on the final day.
Juryo
14 bouts
生田目Makushita #3−4.4寄り切り51%vs49%
錦木Juryo #14+2.7
藤天晴Makushita #3−5.8押し出し49%vs51%
嘉陽Juryo #12+2.6
炎鵬Juryo #11+3.2寄り切り59%vs41%
西ノ龍Juryo #9−2.5
玉正鳳Juryo #10+3.1寄り切り44%vs56%
明生Juryo #7−3.0
輝Juryo #11+2.7叩き込み47%vs53%
風賢央Juryo #6−3.0
北の若Juryo #5−3.1寄り切り54%vs46%
羽出山Juryo #8+3.1
友風Juryo #4−2.2押し出し42%vs58%
玉鷲Juryo #7+2.4
栃大海Juryo #14−2.3押し出し38%vs62%
寿之富士Juryo #4+3.2
竜電Juryo #3+2.3上手投げ56%vs44%
東白龍Juryo #12−2.1
湘南乃海Juryo #6+2.5叩き込み51%vs49%
出羽ノ龍Juryo #3−3.2
時疾風Juryo #2+2.3上手出し投げ55%vs45%
白熊Juryo #9−2.5
日翔志Juryo #10−2.4寄り切り45%vs55%
佐田の海Juryo #2+2.4
朝翠龍Juryo #1+2.3送り出し62%vs38%
嵐富士Juryo #13−3.5
翠富士Juryo #8−2.6押し出し49%vs51%
旭海雄Juryo #1+3.5
Win % = Glicko-2 expected score from each wrestler's latest rating. Shown for Juryo and above only — lower divisions have provisional ratings, so their predictions are unreliable. Bouts listed in fight order (main event last). Start times (~H:MM) are rough estimates based on the standard daily schedule and may shift with the day's pace. Green/red ± figures show the rating change from that bout — the bigger the upset, the bigger the number (provisional during the basho; new wrestlers can swing widely while their rating settles).