September 26, 2026 / September tournament, Day 14 — historical results and background. Records on this page are after Day 14, not final tournament records.
Kotozakura won the day’s final bout against Onosato by tsukiotoshi. Onosato and Aonishiki, who also won on Day 14, went into the final day at 11–3. Here are three bouts to revisit, followed by all 19 Makuuchi results.
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Kotozakura × Onosato
Kotozakura beat Onosato by tsukiotoshi to reach 9–5. Onosato went into the final day at 11–3, level with Aonishiki, who won on Day 14.
Technique note: a hand at the armpit or flank tips the opponent off balance and down diagonally. When watching this technique, look for the point of contact before the fall.
More about the technique. Read the technique guide
Wakamotoharu × Takerufuji
Wakamotoharu beat Takerufuji by yorikiri: 10–4 and 8–6.
Technique note: yorikiri is a force-out with close body contact. The distance between the wrestlers helps distinguish it from oshidashi.
More about the technique. Read the technique guide
Asakoryu × Ura
Asakoryu beat Ura by oshidashi; both were then 9–5.
Technique note: oshidashi uses one or both hands at the chest or armpits to push the opponent out. Watch the decisive phase, not only the opening charge.
More about the technique. Read the technique guide
All Makuuchi results
Winners are on the left and losers on the right; the columns do not indicate east and west. Daiseizan, ranked Juryo 2, appeared in the Makuuchi bouts.
| Winner | Record | Technique / outcome | Loser | Record |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Asasuiryu | 7–7 | oshidashi | Daiseizan | 8–6 |
| Toshinofuji | 9–5 | oshidashi | Tobizaru | 4–10 |
| Oho | 6–8 | kotenage | Chiyoshoma | 4–10 |
| Kinbozan | 9–5 | yorikiri | Shonannoumi | 3–11 |
| Asakoryu | 9–5 | oshidashi | Ura | 9–5 |
| Shishi | 7–7 | shitatenage | Abi | 7–7 |
| Wakamotoharu | 10–4 | yorikiri | Takerufuji | 8–6 |
| Hiradoumi | 8–6 | tsukidashi | Tokihayate | 8–6 |
| Asahakuryu | 8–6 | tsukiotoshi | Fujiseiun | 8–6 |
| Gonoyama | 5–9 | yorikiri | Shodai | 3–11 |
| Takayasu | 7–7 | hatakikomi | Churanoumi | 9–5 |
| Yoshinofuji | 8–6 | yorikiri | Fujiryoga | 7–7 |
| Nishikifuji | 7–7 | yorikiri | Kotoeiho | 4–10 |
| Ichiyamamoto | 3–11 | oshidashi | Hakunofuji | 4–10 |
| Daieisho | 5–9 | sukuinage | Oshoma | 6–8 |
| Roga | 6–8 | uwatenage | Atamifuji | 8–6 |
| Fujinokawa | 10–4 | tsukiotoshi | Asanoyama | 10–4 |
| Aonishiki | 11–3 | yoritaoshi | Kirishima | 7–7 |
| Kotozakura | 9–5 | tsukiotoshi | Onosato | 11–3 |
Continue reading
- September Day 14: all 14 Juryo results and three bouts to revisit
- September Day 14 results index: 19 Makuuchi and 14 Juryo bouts
- After Day 14: the results, and a guide to the final day
Official sources checked
- Japan Sumo Association: Day 14 Makuuchi results
- Japan Sumo Association: Kimarite: tsukiotoshi
- Japan Sumo Association: Kimarite: yorikiri
- Japan Sumo Association: Kimarite: oshidashi
Official references checked on September 26, 2026. Where shown, records are after Day 14 and ceremony times are approximate.