Today, Onosato, who is a new komusubi, knocked out ozeki Katozakura, on the Friday of the Summer Grand Sumo Tournament, which is a clear sign his championship. And the victory became the proof of the star’s enormous potential and set his name among the growing number of the best sumo wrestlers in the world. Known as the big guy on the island, Onosato succeeded with a 5-1 record and only having lost the one game.

The most anticipated event of the day 6 of the Tokyo’s Ryogoku Kokugikan, Onosatos vs Kotozakura was featured. The two fighters—rooted in their giant bodies and muscular power—had much at stake, and stepped into the ring. It took Onosato no time to show an impressive skill and unyielding bravery. He would make a master and use his power to eliminate challenges Kotozakura caused him.

This success, thus, boosted his stature to be a prospective champion and also ensured the fact that he could pass the toughest competition well. His act of competing with the best wrestlers in the contest from Friday brought him into the potential category of ozeki or yokozuna. People are greatly interested in the campaign of the young komusubi in the senior Summer Grand Sumo Tournament considered as a step-by-step process leading to sumo fame and greatness.

Maegashira Ura, rated the fourth wrestler, is the only wrestler who has no loss against the others and is the surviving man on the field in the fifteen-day competition. He managed this by a little loss against a ranked 7th wrestler Mitakeumi (5-1). Mitakeumi, the old ozeki, broke Ura with his head through ferocious combat. However, Ura, the Prime fighter a few years ago, expressed his knowledge and skill level. To the surprise of everyone, after a considerable struggle, Ura scored a tactful toss made using overarm with a minute left in the bout. Although Ura's act may be considered strange by some, this actually saved his impeccable record and also showed his tactical thinking in the midst of the competition.

After getting knocked down twice in the first two games of the match, he’s now looking to fight back. The young 3 maegashira Tobizaru (2-4), who was facing the Ozeki Hoshoryu (4-2), was beaten for his 4th win in a row.

Also in the period, however, the demotion-threatening "kadoban" ozeki Kirishima (1-5) was still fighting and lost again. This time, however, he was defeated by Yes. 4 maegashira Oho (2-4) were the best by using a hand hold down tactic.

Now, a disaster for Sekiwake occurred. Wakamotoharu (3-3), at the last step, lost to maegashira Daieisho (5-1), the top ranked fighter, whereas Abi (3-3) was dethroned by No. 2 maegashira Hiradoumi (2-4).

Several important wrestlers, including the sole yokozuna Terunofuji, ozeki Takakeisho, and the March tournament winner Takerufuji are injured and therefore not taking part during the May tournament. Following their departure, there is a lack of competition simply because they are no longer around.

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