September 27, 2026 · September tournament, Day 15. Confirmed results checked against the Japan Sumo Association records.
Onosato won the makuuchi championship at 12–3. Kitanowaka won the juryo title after a three-way playoff, with a regular-bout record of 11–4. This page brings together all 19 makuuchi and 14 juryo results, the final records, the juryo playoff and the special prizes.
All 19 makuuchi bouts / All 14 juryo bouts / Juryo playoff / Special prizes
The champions: Onosato and Kitanowaka
| Division | Champion | Regular-bout record | How the title was decided |
|---|---|---|---|
| Makuuchi | Onosato | 12–3 | Defeated Aonishiki by tsukidashi in the final regular bout |
| Juryo | Kitanowaka | 11–4 | Won the three-way playoff |
The makuuchi title was decided in the scheduled closing bout. In juryo, Kitanowaka, Kagayaki and Kayo finished the regular schedule tied at 11–4, so an additional playoff was needed.
The September special prizes
| Prize | Recipient | Final record |
|---|---|---|
| Outstanding Performance Prize | No recipient | — |
| Fighting Spirit Prize | Fujinokawa | 11–4 |
| Fighting Spirit Prize | Churanoumi | 10–5 |
| Technique Prize | No recipient | — |
Three prize categories do not necessarily mean three recipients. This tournament had two Fighting Spirit Prize recipients and none in the other two categories.
Six bouts to revisit
Onosato vs Aonishiki
Onosato won by tsukidashi. Both entered the closing bout at 11–3; Onosato finished 12–3 and took the championship, while Aonishiki finished 11–4. No extra makuuchi playoff was needed.
Takayasu vs Fujiryoga
Fujiryoga won by sukuinage to finish 8–7 and secure a winning record. Takayasu finished 7–8 after both entered the final day at 7–7.
Atamifuji vs Fujinokawa
Fujinokawa won by sukuinage and finished 11–4. Atamifuji finished 8–7. Fujinokawa also received a Fighting Spirit Prize.
Kitanowaka vs Kagayaki
Kitanowaka won by oshitaoshi, leaving both wrestlers at 11–4. Kayo joined them in a three-way playoff. Kitanowaka then beat Kagayaki and Kayo in succession to take the juryo championship.
Tamawashi vs Kayo
Kayo won by hikiotoshi to reach 11–4 and enter the title playoff. Tamawashi finished 10–5. The championship went to Kitanowaka; Kayo’s regular-bout record remains 11–4.
Enho vs Kyokukaiyu
Kyokukaiyu won by yorikiri to finish 8–7 and secure a winning record. Enho finished 7–8. Both had entered this bout at 7–7.
All 19 makuuchi results
The winner is on the left. Records are final regular-bout records after Day 15; rows follow the bout order.
| Winner | Final record | Winning technique | Loser | Final record |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Kazuma | 6–9 | oshidashi | Shonannoumi | 3–12 |
| Chiyoshoma | 5–10 | oshidashi | Shodai | 3–12 |
| Oho | 7–8 | yorikiri | Tokihayate | 8–7 |
| Asasuiryu | 8–7 | yorikiri | Shishi | 7–8 |
| Ura | 10–5 | yorikiri | Tobizaru | 4–11 |
| Hiradoumi | 9–6 | yorikiri | Toshinofuji | 9–6 |
| Takerufuji | 9–6 | yorikiri | Asahakuryu | 8–7 |
| Abi | 8–7 | hatakikomi | Nishikifuji | 7–8 |
| Fujiseiun | 9–6 | okuridashi | Asakoryu | 9–6 |
| Ichiyamamoto | 4–11 | okuridashi | Kinbozan | 9–6 |
| Gonoyama | 6–9 | oshidashi | Wakamotoharu | 10–5 |
| Yoshinofuji | 9–6 | yoritaoshi | Asanoyama | 10–5 |
| Fujiryoga | 8–7 | sukuinage | Takayasu | 7–8 |
| Kotoeiho | 5–10 | yorikiri | Oshoma | 6–9 |
| Churanoumi | 10–5 | oshidashi | Daieisho | 5–10 |
| Hakunofuji | 5–10 | yorikiri | Roga | 6–9 |
| Fujinokawa | 11–4 | sukuinage | Atamifuji | 8–7 |
| Kirishima | 8–7 | uwatenage | Kotozakura | 9–6 |
| Onosato | 12–3 | tsukidashi | Aonishiki | 11–4 |
Kazuma, ranked juryo 2, appeared on the makuuchi bout card.
All 14 juryo results
The winner is on the left. Records are final regular-bout records after Day 15; rows follow the bout order.
| Winner | Final record | Winning technique | Loser | Final record |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Nishikigi | 6–9 | yorikiri | Okaryu | 3–4 |
| Tokifudo | 7–8 | okuridashi | Hitoshi | 9–6 |
| Tochitaikai | 5–10 | oshidashi | Tomokaze | 5–10 |
| Meisei | 7–8 | yoritaoshi | Shirokuma | 6–9 |
| Kitanowaka | 11–4 | oshitaoshi | Kagayaki | 11–4 |
| Arashifuji | 10–5 | yorikiri | Tanji | 9–6 |
| Tamashoho | 6–9 | hatakikomi | Sadanoumi | 3–12 |
| Hatsuyama | 4–11 | uwatenage | Mitakeumi | 5–10 |
| Midorifuji | 7–8 | oshidashi | Kazekeno | 8–7 |
| Nabatame | 9–6 | oshidashi | Onokatsu | 8–7 |
| Kayo | 11–4 | hikiotoshi | Tamawashi | 10–5 |
| Tohakuryu | 8–7 | tsukiotoshi | Daiseizan | 8–7 |
| Kyokukaiyu | 8–7 | yorikiri | Enho | 7–8 |
| Dewanoryu | 10–5 | yorikiri | Ryuden | 9–6 |
Okaryu, ranked makushita 5, appeared on the juryo bout card. His 3–4 record covers seven bouts.
The juryo championship playoff
| Order | Winner | Technique | Loser |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Kitanowaka | tsukiotoshi | Kagayaki |
| 2 | Kitanowaka | hatakikomi | Kayo |
Kitanowaka won twice in succession to take the championship. Including his regular bout, he won three times on the final day, but playoff wins are not added to his regular-bout record of 11–4.