Kotoshōhō Yoshinari

Fuji Ryoga, one and three.

Koto Shoho, he effectively rugby tackled Fujinokawa off the tachiai around the belly, drove him over the bales into the shimpan.

Look, it was a pretty effective technique, really, to smother the pocket rocket, uh, for the win.

Kotoz- uh, Koto Shoho, I should say, one and three.

Fujinokawa, two and two.

Daisho, he threshed hard at Yoshinofuji until he deflected him, sent him over the bales.

Well, maybe not firing, but at least they're fighting with a bit more gumption so far.

First up, Yokozuna Onosato, he faced Yusho winner from last year, Kotoshoho, in the final match of the night.

Kotoshoho fired out of the tachiai with some nora on Onosato.

Onosato absorbed it, and for all the world, he moved forward.

He drove Kotoshoho to the bails, some good forward oshi pushing.

Kotoshoho delayed on the bails as Onosato, he had to pull himself up just before Kotoshoho jumped backwards, followed shortly thereafter by Onosato.

Oshidashi victory for Onosato there, uh, looking not too bad.

Tsuna Ozeki Kirishima, meaning an Ozeki eligible for promotion to Yokozuna, uh, faced Komusubi Hakanofuji.

He drops a Kachikoshi 10-6 and up to Komasubi he goes.

Absolute highlight fight of July for Daisho was his win over Sekiwake Kotoshoho day 14.

Looks like a real Matrix style affair as Daisho just pounded away over the backwards bent Kotoshoho at the bales.

It took Daisho, I counted them, 11 hits at the bales to finally drive Kotoshoho over the bales.

Look, that was a good sign.

If nothing else, the lure of Sanyaku might drive Daisho a bit harder.

I don't know.

I'm still kind of hating this guy after the Koto Shoho rivalry.

And I'm definitely, I think Koto Shoho is, might be become my new Shodai before.

Yeah.

There have been a couple times I believed in him, and he's just let me down.

So, yeah.

I am anti-Koto Shoho now, and anti-Atama Fuji along with it.

Both these guys just suck.