🏆 Makuuchi Yusho — Aonishiki (12-3)
安青錦 Aonishiki
West Sekiwake · Ajigawa Stable · maiden top-division championship, taken out of a rare three-way yusho-kettei-sen against sekiwake Atamifuji and ozeki Kirishima — all three finished regulation at 12-3. The 22-year-old from Vinnytsia, Ukraine lost his final regulation bout to Atamifuji and then beat him in the playoff to take the Emperor's Cup anyway. He also collected the Ginosho (Technique Prize).
Sansho special prizes: Shukunsho to Fujinokawa (M1E), who took two kinboshi off the yokozuna · Kantosho shared by Atamifuji, Kotoeiho and Takayasu · Ginosho to Aonishiki. Yokozuna Hoshoryu went kyujo after Day 13.
Final Standings
First yusho for Márk — level with DigiDagi on 74 going into senshuraku, and settled by a single Maegashira 15.
A note on Csilla's 36. Every number on this page is
as played, straight from the Fantasizr box scores.
Csilla registered no lineup until Day 6 and took five zeros to start. On the
season standings she is credited with
56 — the 36 she scored plus the
20 her eventual (and never-changed) roster would have scored on those five days — so that the title race stays a race.
See
The Twenty-Point Ghost under Awards & Fun Facts.
The Race - Cumulative Points
Momentum Tracker
Each block shows a day's score. Green = above team average, red = below, dark = zero. Hover for details.
Daily Lineups — Who Picked Whom, Every Day
The complete pick history of the basho: all four rikishi each team fielded on each of the 15 days.
Green = the rikishi won that day, red = lost.
A gold outline marks a bonus day — a kinbōshi (yokozuna upset) or a sanshō prize.
Swap tags show where a manager changed their roster from the previous day.
Rikishi Performance Rankings