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Tokyo Joshi Pro 7/23/22 Results

Tokyo Joshi Pro continued the Tokyo Princess Cup today with the last Round 2 match, finishing the setup for the Quarterfinals. One match was a forfeit because Mizuki is out of the tournament due to missing today’s event (fever). While not scheduled in tournament action today, Miyu Yamashita also missed the event because she is in the US for some events this next week including a return to All Elite Wrestling on Wednesday.

Today’s event was held at Shinjuku Face in Tokyo and can be watched on demand on WRESTLE UNIVERSE.

The announced paid attendance was 202.

Match 1: Moka Miyamoto beat Arisu Endo by submission.

Match 2: Hikari Noa & Nao Kakuta beat Hyper Misao & Kaya Toribami. Kakuta pinned Toribami after Shiden Kai.

Match 3: Mahiro Kiryu beat Neko Haruna.

Match 4: Maki Itoh & Yuki Kamifuku beat Yuki Aino & Raku. Itoh beat Raku with Itoh Deluxe.

Match 5: Shoko Nakajima & Yuka Sakazaki beat Rika Tatsumi & Miu Watanabe. Nakajima pinned Watanabe with a rotating Northern Lights suplex hold.

Main Event: Tokyo Princess Cup Round 2: Suzume beat Pom Harajuku. As a result, Suzume advances to the Qurterfinals and will face Tatsumi.
Tokyo Princess Cup Round 2: Shoko Nakajima beat Mizuki by forfeit. As a result, Nakajima advances to the Quarterfinals and will face Watanabe.

The other quarterfinals are Yamashita-Kakuta and Noa-Sakazaki.

The next event is 7/31 at Otemachi Mitsui Hall in Tokyo. Live streaming on WRESTLE UNIVERSE will begin on 7/30 at 10 PM PT/1 AM ET.

Sumo-July 2022 Grand Sumo Tournament Day 13 Results (Top 2 Tiers)

Here are the quick results from Day 13 of the July 2022 Grand Sumo Tournament from Nagoya:
Key: M-Maegashira; K-Komosubi; S-Sekiwake; O-Ozeki; Y-Yokozuna; J-Juryo (2nd tier)
Makuuchi (Top tier)
Oho (M15) beat Terutsuyoshi (M12)
Midorifuji (M11) beat Yutakayama (M16)
Myogiryu (M14) beat Meisei (M10)
Onosho (M15) beat Chiyotairyu (M10)
Chiyomaru (M17) beat Shimanoumi (M9)
Chiyoshoma (M13) beat Tochinoshin (M8)
Ichinojo (M2) beat Nishigiki (M8) by default/withdrawal
Kiribayama (M1) beat Okinoumi (M7)
Abi (K) beat HOkutofuji (M7)
Hoshoryu (K) beat Wakamotoharu (M4)
Takakeisho (O) beat Shodai (O)
Terunofuji (Y) beat Wakatakakage (S)
Sadanoumi (M5) beat Daiamami (M16) by default/withdrawal
Takarafuji (M12) beat Endo (M5) by default/withdrawal
Ura (M3) beat Tamawashi (M3) by default/withdrawal
Aoiyama (M6) beat Daieisho (S) by default/withdrawal
Leader: Terunofuji, Ichinojo (11-2), Takakeisho (10-3). On Day 14, Terunofuji faces Shodai, Ichinojo has the easiest of the top 3 on paper in Meisei, Takakeisho gets Wakatakakage. It also appears that Wakatakakage will not earn promotion to Ozeki, even winning out leaves him with 9 wins and while that’s the minimum 30 over 3 tournaments (and he has one championship), today’s loss to Terunofuji probably ended this bid. He could still earn promotion next time with at least 12 wins.
WITHDWARALS: Daieisho (S), Tamawashi (M3), Endo (M5), Tobizaru (M6), Nishigiki (M8), Tsutugisho (M14), Daiamami (M16). All coronavirus related (outbreaks in beyas/stables). That’s the second withdrawal this tournament for Daiamami.

Juryo:
Takakento (Makushita 1) beat Yago (J12)
Kitanowaka (J12) beat Hiradoumi (J8)
Churanoumi (J9) beat Akua (J7)
Chiyosakae (J14) beat Bushozan (J6)
Tochimaru (J11) beat Tokushoryu (J5)
Chiyonikuni (J5) beat Kotokuzan (J7
Asanowaka (J4) beat Gonoyama (J14)
Kaisei (J11) beat Daishoho (J3) by default/withdrawal
Atamifuji (J6) beat Kagayaki (J3)
Enho (J8) beat Hiraodumi (J1)
Ryuden (J1) beat Hokuseiho (J13)
WITHDRAWAL: Daishoho (J3). Coronavirus outbreak in beya.
Leader: Ryuden (11-2). If Ryuden wins tomorrow (will be in the top tier) or both Hokuseiho and Chiyosakae lose, Ryuden is the Juryo champion. Hokuseiho is scheduled to face Gonoyama in the first match, Chiyosakae has Akua so Ryuden will know his fate before his top tier match against Myogiryu.

Lower tier notes:
Aaanoyama Watch: The former Ozeki capped off a 7-0 return by winning the Sandanme Championship with a win against Daiseizan. Asanoyama will be promoted to Makushita after his 3rd career title. He’ll be part of the victory ceremony on the Final Day, but match-wise his tournament is complete-no matches on the final 2 days.
The Makushita Champion is Yoshii, who finishes 7-0 after beating Juryo-bound Kinbozan in their final match. However, it was close because the referee declared Kinbozan the winner, but after a Mono-Ii (Judges’ conference) the referee’s verdict was overturned. Replays showed that, unfortunately for the Kazakhstan-born Kinbozan, it was the right decision because Kinbozan clearly touched the ground first as both were going down on a throw by Yoshii. Regardless, Kinbozan will be a Juryo man as he was a Makushita 1, as for Yoshii it’s a toss-up as he was a Makushita 38. Most likely will stay in Makushita at around a 3 to a 5 in September.
In the bottom tier Jonokuchi, nobody will go 7-0 and it looks like Kazuto & Takahashi, both making their debuts this tournament, will have a playoff for the championship.

Pro Wrestling NOAH 7/22/22 Results

Pro Wrestling NOAH continued the SSTAR NAVIGATION 2023 Tour today with the second half of an opening Tokyo doubleheader. No title matches today because ABEMA seemingly gets first dibs. There also was No Go today as Go Shiozaki was removed from the event due to a neck injury.

Today’s event was held at Korakuen Hall in Tokyo and can be watched on demand on WRESTLE UNIVERSE.

The announced paid attendance was 442.

Match 1: Daiki Inaba beat Kinya Okada.

Match 2: Super Crazy beat Hi69.

Match 3: Masa Kitamiya, Shuhei Taniguchi & Yoshiki Inamura beat Takashi Sugiura, Mohammed Yone & Akitoshi Saito. Kitamiya pinned Saito after a Saito suplex. Oh, irony…

Match 4: Daisuke Harada & Seiki Yoshioka beat Tadasuke & Hajime Ohara. Harada pinned Tadasuke with Katayama German.

Match 5: NOSAWA Rongai, Eita & Kotaro Suzuki beat Yoshinari Ogawa, Yuya Susumu & Kai Fujimura. Suzuki pinned Fujimura.

Match 6: Ninja Mack, Atsushi Kotoge & Anthony Greene beat Dante Leon, YO-HEY & Stallion Rogers. Mack beat Leon with a rear naked choke.

Match 7: Masato Tanaka & HAYATA beat Manabu Soya & Shuji Kondo. Tanaka pinned Soya after Sliding D.

Main Event: Kenoh, Masakatsu Funaki & Katsuhiko Nakajima beat Kaito Kiyomiya, Satoshi Kojima & Masaaki Mochizuki. Nakajima pinned Kiyomiya after Vertical Spike.

The next event is 7/30 at Act City Hamamatsu in Shizuoka, going back to the SUNNY VOYAGE 2022 Tour. This event will be taped for on demand broadcast on WRESTLE UNIVERSE at a later date (no live broadcast).

In post-event news, Naomichi Marufuji will be returning to the US in August to appear in House Of Glory Wrestling on 8/28 in New York City. The event is expected to be available to watch live on PPV.
The September schedule was also announced today, headlined by Keiji Muto’s 5 Final Match Series event 2 on 9/25 at Aichi Prefectural Gym. The current schedule:
9/15, 9/16-Korakuen Hall
9/19-Yokohama Radiant Hall, Yokohama
9/21-Shinjuku Face, Tokyo (N INNOVATION)
9/25-[Muto Retirement Road] “GRAND SHIP 2022 in NAGOYA PRO-WRESTLING LOVE FOREVER .2-OUT BREAK-“, Aichi Prefectural Gym, Nagoya
9/30-Bandaijima Multipurpose Plaza Large Kama, Niigata

BREAKING: Tokyo Joshi Princess Cup Favorite Out

BREAKING: Ahead of tomorrow’s Tokyo Joshi Pro event, the Tokyo Princess Cup Tournament has lost it’s biggest non-Final match and perhaps the favorite…Mizuki is now off tomorrow and is OUT of the tournament as a result. Fever. Not yet known if it’s coronavirus. She was to have faced Shoko Nakajima in Round 2 of the Cup. The Princess Of Princess Champion now gets a free pass and will advance to the Quarterfinals to face Miu Watanabe. Nakajima will now team with Yuka Sakazaki to face Rika Tatsumi & Watanabe. Also remember no Miyu Yamashita tomorrow as she is in the US.
Tomorrow’s event starts at 2 AM PT/5 AM ET.

Sumo-July 2022 Grand Sumo Tournament Day 12 Results (Top 2 Tiers)

Here are the quick results from Day 12 of the July 2022 Grand Sumo Tournament from Nagoya:
Key: M-Maegashira; K-Komosubi; S-Sekiwake; O-Ozeki; Y-Yokozuna; J-Juryo (2nd tier)
Makuuchi (Top tier)
Yutakayama (M16) beat Kagayaki (J3)
Onosho (M15) beat Chiyoshoma (M13)
Takarafuji (M12) beat Daiamami (M16)
Chiyomaru (M17) beat Midorifuji (M11)
Myogiryu (M14) beat Chiyotairyu (M10)
Meisei (M10) beat Oho (M15)
Tochinoshin (M8) beat Nishikifuji (M17)
Endo (M5) beat Shimanoumi (M9)
Sadanoumi (M6) beat Terutsuyoshi (M12)
Tamawashi (m3) beat Tsuturisho (M14)
Ichinojo (M2) beat Tobizaru (M6)
Kiribayama (M1) beat Ura (M3)
Hoshoryu (K) beat Hokutofuji (M7)
Abi (K) beat Wakamotoharu (M4)
Wakatakakage (S) beat Okinoumi (M7)
Takakeisho (O) beat Nishigiki (M6)
Shodai (O) beat Aoiyama (M6)
Terunofuji (Y) beat Daieisho (S)
WITHDRAWALS: Tamawashi (M3), Nishigiki (M8) are both out ahead of Day 13. Unknown (no indication of other members of their respective beya withdrawing so hard to say if it’s coronavirus or injury). That means Ichinojo gets a freebie and will stay a co-leader or potentially the leader as he was to have faced Nishigiki, who at least earned promotion already. Tamawashi being out means Ura avoids potential demotion tomorrow and Tamawashi will be demoted.
Leader: Terunofuji, Ichinojo (10-2)
Notes: No more Kadoban for Shodai! His 7th straight win was #8 meaning he will be a full-fledged Ozeki again in September. Both Shodai & Takakeisho will remain in that status. If Wakatakakage can win his last 3, he has a decent chance at promotion to Ozeki. We’re still trending towards a Mongolian final day for the title, but Takakeisho is in position to sneak in and steal it should both Terunofuji & Ichinojo lose before then.
Tomorrow on Day 13, it’s the Ozeki Showdown-Takakeisho vs. Shodai. Terunofuji has Wakatakakage while Ichinojo gets a free win because Nishigiki is out.

Juryo:
Gonoyama (J14) beat Kaisho (J9) by default/withdrawal
Churanoumi (J9) beat Yago (J12)
Tochimaru (J11) beat Enho (J8)
Chiyosakae (J14) beat Kotokuzan (J7)
Hokuseiho (J13) beat Atamifuji (J6)
Chiyonokuni (J5) beat Kitanowaka (J12)
Asanowaka (J4) beat Kaisei (J11)
Akua (J6) beat Mitoryu (J4)
Daishoho (J3) beat Tokushoryu (J5)
Ryusen (J1) beat Hiradoumi (J4)
Bushozan (J4) beat Hidenoumi (J1)
WITHDRAWAL: Kaisho (J9). Unknown.
Leader: Ryuden (10-2). If Ryuden beats Hokuseiho tomorrow, it’s all but over. Ryuden can’t win the title outright but at worst it would be a rematch in a playoff because Ryuden would be 2 wins ahead with 2 days to go.

Lower tier notes:
Asanoyama Watch: No match today. He goes for a perfect 7-0 shortly on Day 13 against Daiseizan, a Sandanme 67 who is also 6-0. The other Sandanme who was 6-0 as of this post has lost his final match, so if Asanoyama wins he is the Sandanme Champion. It would be his first Sandanme title and 3rd career (1 top tier/Emperor’s Cup and 1 Makushita).
And we have our first Champion as of this post-Hitoshi is the Jonidan Champion, finishing a perfect 7-0. He was a Jonidan 62 coming in, meaning he likely will be promoted to the Sandanme in September. It’s his 2nd career championship, both in Jonidan-he won in his second tournament as a Jonidan 63 and reached the Sandanme, but went down to Jonokuchi due to missing the next 3 tournaments. He’ll get a second chance in Septmmber if all goes well.
The Makushita main event on Day 13 will determine the champion as Kinbozan faces Yoshii, both are 6-0.
BREAKING UPDATE: ASANOYAMA YUSHO! Asanoyama beat Daiseizan to finish 7-0 and become the July Sandanme Champion! The former Ozeki claims his 3rd career overall title and is headed up to Makushita in September. He probably is still, at best, 4 tournaments away from returning to the top tier which would mean maybe next May.
BREAKING DAY 13 UPDATE: Daieisho has WITHDRAWN. Unknown why yet. This means the Sekiwake will be demoted as he will finish with fewer than 8 wins.

Pro Wrestling NOAH 7/21/22 Results

Pro Wrestling NOAH began the STAR NAVIGATION 2022 Tour today, beginning the fallout from last weekend’s blowout event and the build to the upcoming N-1 VICTORY Tournament.

Today’s event was held at Korakuen Hall in Tokyo and can be watched on demand on WRESTLE UNIVERSE. The live broadcast was only on ABEMA and only available in Japan.

The announced paid attendance was 537.

There were several last-minute changes to the card because Hideki Suzuki was a late removal from the event. Fever. No word on how long he will be out.

Match 1: Shuhei Taniguchi beat Kinya Okada.

Match 2: Dante Leon & YO-HEY beat Ninja Mack & Alejandro. Leon pinned Alejandro after Crusio Cutter.

Match 3: Daisuke Harada beat Seiki Yoshioka.

Match 4: Kenoh, Katsuhiko Nakajima & Manabu Soya beat Mohammed Yone, Daiki Inaba & Yoshiki Inamura. Kenoh pinned Yone after PFS.

Match 5: Shuji Kondo, Tadasuke, Hajime Ohara & Hi69 beat HAYATA, Yoshinari Ogawa, Yuya Susumu & Kai Fujimura. Kondo pinned Fujimura after a King Kong lariat.

Match 6: Anthony Greene & Stallion Rogers beat Satoshi Kojima & Atsushi Kotoge. Greene pinned Kotoge after Alternate Ending.

Match 7: Open The Triangle Gate (Dragon Gate) Champions NOSAWA Rongai, Eita & Kotaro Suzuki beat YAMATO, Dragon Kid & Kagetora (Dragon Gate) to retain the titles. Eita pinned Kagetora after Imperial Uno. V2 for the champs.

Main Event: Takashi Sugiura, Kazuyuki Fujita & Kaito Kiyomiya beat Go Shiozaki, Masato Tanaka & Masa Kitamiya. Kiyomiya beat Shiozaki with a double armlock.

The next event is tomorrow. The promotion just announced Shiozaki is now off the event. Neck injury. Live streaming on WRESTLE UNIVERSE will begin at 2:30 AM PT/5:30 AM ET.

Sumo-July 2022 Grand Sumo Tournament Day 11 Results (Top 2 Tiers)

Here are the quick results from Day 11 of the July 2022 Grand Sumo Tournament from Nagoya:
Key: M-Maegashira; K-Komosubi; S-Sekiwake; O-Ozeki; Y-Yokozuna; J-Juryo (2nd tier)
Makuuchi (Top tier)
Onosho (M15) beat Daiamami (M16)
Chiyoshoma (M13) beat Takarafuji (M12)
Terutsuyoshi (M12) beat Chiyomaru (M17)
Midorifuji (M11) beat Tsurugisho (M14)
Yutakayama (M16) beat Kotoshoho (M11) by default/withdrawal
Nishikifuji (M17) beat Chiyotairyu (M10)
Oho (M15) beat Kotoeko (M0) by default/withdrawal
Myogiryu (M14) beat Nishigiki (M8)
Tochinoshin (M8) beat Meisei (M10)
Sadanoumi (M5) beat Shimanoumi (M9)
Hokutofuji (M7) beat Wakamotoharu (M4)
Ura (M3) beat Okinoumi (M7)
Tamawashi (M3) beat Kiribayama (M1)
Ichinojo (M2) beat Abi (K)
Daieisho (S) beat Kotonowaka (M2) by default/withdrawal
Aoiyama (M6) beat Wakatakakage (S)
Shodai (O) beat Enho (M5)
Takakeisho (O) beat Tobizaru (M6)
Terunofuji (Y) beat Hoshoryu (K)
WITHDRAWALS: Kotoshoho (M11), Kotoeko (M9), Kotonowaka (M2). Coronavirus in Sadogatake Beya so they are all out.
Notes: Shodai has won 6 straight and now needs just one win in his last 4 matches to get out of Kadoban status again and remain a full fledged Ozeki. No such worries for Takakeisho, who now has his winning record. Mitakeumi, who faces demotion and will finish with a losing record due to a coronavirus-related withdrawwal, won’t know his fate until after the tournament. If demoted, his initial stay at Ozeki lasted just 3 tournaments. As for potential Ozeki, Wakatakakage is up against the wall with regards to promotion chances. He likely needs to win out to have any real chance, that would put him at 10-5 with 31 wins and 1 championship in his last 3 tournaments (the minimum wins needed in a 3-tournament stretch for Ozeki consideration at Sekiwake is 30). Could happen with 9 wins but I doubt it.
Leader: Terunofuji, Ichinojo (9-2)

Juryo:
Kitanowaka (J12) beat Takakento (Makushita 1)
Kaisho (J9) beat Yago (J12)
Kotokuzan (J7) beat Churanoumi (J9)
Kaisei (J11) beat Tokushoryu (J5)
Gonoyama (J14) beat Chiyonokuni (J5)
Mitoryu (J4) beat Chiyosakae (J14)
Hokuseiho (J13) beat Asanowaka (J4)
Daishoho (J3) beat Tochimaru (J11)
Hiradoumi (J8) beat Kagayaki (J3)
Enho (J8) beat Tohakuryu (J2) by default/withdrawal
Akua (J7) beat Azumaryu (J2) by default/withdrawal
Atamifuji (J6) beat Hidenoumi (J1)
Ryuden (J1) beat Bushozan (J6)
WITHDRAWALS: Tohakuryu (J2), Azumaryu (J2). Coronavirus in Tamanoi Beya so they are all out. Kaisho (J9) is also out starting on Day 12. That means Gonoyama gets the free win and will stay in Juryo because that’s going to be his 8th win and a promotion. If Kaisho is out because Asakayama Beya has coronavirus, Kaisho is their only wrestler above the Sandanme.
Leader: Ryuden (9-2)

Asanoyama Watch: By beating Sandanme 39 Suguro, the former Ozeki now at Sandanme 22 is 6-0 with one match left. There are 3 in the Sandanme at 6-0 so he will face one of the other two leaders in his final match. A win means either the championship or a playoff. Regardless, he is promoting to Makushita next time.
Lower tier notes: In the Makushita, Juryo-bound Kinbozan will face Yoshii for the championship, likely on Day 13. Both are 6-0. Kinbozan is a Makushita 1 and will almost definitely be the first rikishi from Kazakhstan to reach the top two tiers, while Yoshii is a Makushita 38, probably too low to reach Juryo with a championship. In the Jonidan, Hitoshi & Rinko, both 6-0, will meet for the title and likely promotion to the Sandanme. In the bottom Jonokuchi, Takahashi only needs to win his final match to begin his career with a championship.

AEW Dynamite 7/20/22 Results (SPOILERS!)

Here are the quick results from tonight’s AEW Dynamite from Duluth, GA (SPOILERS for west coast viewers!):

Brody King beat Darby Allin.

Wheeler Yuta & Jon Moxley beat Best Friends. Yuta pinned Chuck Taylor.

Christian Cage & Luchasaurus beat Varsity Blonds. Christian pinned Brian Pillman Jr. Squash. After the match, Jungle Boy returned and Luchasaurus possibly turned on Christian to re-form Jurassic Express with Jungle Boy.

FTW Champion Ricky Starks beat Cole Karter to retain the title. (The FTW Title is not recognized by AEW. Or anyone for that matter, unless their name is Taz)

Jade Cargill & Kiera Hogan beat Willow Nightingale & Athena. Carigll pinned NIghtingale after Jaded. This was to have been Cargill, Hogan & Leila Grey vs. Nightingale, Athena & Kris Statlander but Grey was removed earlier today due to not being medically cleared to compete. Per a pre-match stip he came up with, Stokely Hathaway got to keep one of the 3 opponents out of the match and chose Statlander, who was also banned from ringside.

Chris Jericho beat Eddie Kingston in a Barbed Wire (Almost) Everywhere Death match. Jericho Appreciation Society was suspended in a shark cage above the crowd. At least until Anna Jay turned heel after Tay Conti interfered to fight Ruby Soho, who had the controls to the cage. Long story short, screwjob.

Definitely a big drop off from last week’s show and the main event was a huge letdown. Questionable creative all over the place.

Friday on Rampage: The Butcher & The Blade vs. Adam Page & John Silver, Lee Moriarty vs. Dante Martin, Britt Baker & Jamie Hayter vs. TBA, Max Caster vs. Austin Gunn in a rap battle (Moving On…) and Christopher Daniels vs. Jay Lethal.

Next week: Fight For The Fallen, AEW’s annual charity fundraiser special. AEW Women’s World Champion Thunder Rosa vs. Miyu Yamashita (Tokyo Joshi Pro Wrestling) for the title, Starks vs. Danhausen for the FTW Title and more TBA, which for the most part will be announced Saturday during the Ring Of Honor PPV.

New Japan 7/20/22 Results

New Japan ran Day 3 of the G1 CLIMAX 32 today, staying up north for the 3rd of the first round of tournament matches. The headlining bout was another potential instant classic between longtime rivals Hirooki Goto & Tetsuya Naito.

Today’s event was held at Xebio Arena Sendai in Sendai and can be watched on demand on New Japan World in Japanese and English.

The announced paid attendance was 1919.

Match 1: Bad Dude Tito & Jonah beat Royce Isaacs & Tom Lawlor. Jonah pinned Isaacs after Power Bomb Whip.

Match 2: Aaron Henare, Great-O-Khan, Jeff Cobb & Will Ospreay beat Dick Togo, Sho, El Phantasmo & EVIL by ref stoppage. Henare beat Togo with Ultima.

Match 3: YOSHI-HASHI & Kazuchika Okada beat Ryohei Oiwa & Toru Yano. YOSHI-HASHI beat Oiwa with Butterfly Lock.

Match 4: Juice Robinson, KENTA & Jay White beat Kosei Fujita, Tomohiro Ishii & Hiroshi Tanahashi. KENTA beat Fujita with GAME OVER.

Match 5: BUSHI, SANADA & Shingo Takagi beat TAKA Michinoku, Taichi & Zack Sabre Jr. SANADA beat TAKA with Skull End.

G1 CLIMAX:
Match 6: Block D-Yujiro Takahashi beat David Finlay.
Match 7: Block B-Tama Tonga beat Chase Owens.
Match 8: Block A-Bad Luck Fale beat Lance Archer by countout.
Main Event: Block C-Hirooki Goto beat Tetsuya Naito.

Day 4 is Saturday at Ota City General Gym in Tokyo. Live streaming on New Japan World will begin at 2:30 AM PT/5:30 AM ET. This will be a Samurai! TV brodcast so expect a slightly different presentation style.

Sumo-July 2022 Grand Sumo Tournament Day 10 Results (Top 2 Tiers)

Here are the quick results from Day 10 of the July 2022 Grand Sumo Tournament from Nagoya:
Key: M-Maegashira; K-Komosubi; S-Sekiwake; O-Ozeki; Y-Yokozuna; J-Juryo (2nd tier)
Makuuchi (Top tier)
Myogiryu (M14) beat Yutakayama (M16)
Takarafuji (M12) beat Chiyomaru (M17)
Oho (M15) beat Kotoshoho (M11)
Midorifuji (M11) beat Onosho (M15)
Meisei (M10) beat Nishikifuji (M17)
Daiamami (M16) beat Shimanoumi (M9)
Tsurugisho (M14) beat Kotoeko (M9)
Terutsuyoshi (M12) beat Tochinoshin (M8)
Nishigiki (M8) beat Chiyoshoma (M13)
Hokutofuji (M7) beat Aoiyama (M6)
Tobizaru (M6) beat Chiyotairyu (M10)
Wakamotoharu (M4) beat Okinoumi (M7)
Ichinojo (M2) beat Tamawashi (M3)
Hoshoryu (K) beat Kotonowaka (M2)
Kiribayama (M1) beat Abi (K)
Wakatakakage (S) beat Endo (M5)
Takakeisho (O) beat Daieisho (S)
Shodai (O) beat Ura (M3)
Terunofuji (Y) beat Sadanoumi (M5)
WITHDRAWALS: Kotonowaka (M2), Kotoeko (M9), Kotoshoho (M11) all going into Day 11. Coronavirus related, their entire beya is out. Kotonowaka was a co-leader going into today.
Leader: Terunofuji, Ichinojo, Tobizaru, Nishigiki (8-2)

Juryo:
Yago (J12) beat Kanno (Makushita 2)
Kaisei (J11) beat Kitanowaka (J12)
Kaisho (J9) beat Tochimaru (J11)
Chiyosakae (J14) beat Churanoumi (J6)
Hokuseiho (J13) beat Hidenoumi (J8)
Gonoyama (J14) beat Enho (J8)
Kotokuzan (J7) beat Asanowaka (J4)
Mitoryu (J4) beat Kagayaki (J3)
Akua (J7) beat Daishoho (J3)
Tokushoryu (J5) beat Azumaryu (J2)
Bushozan (J6) beat Tokahuryu (J3)
Ryuden (J1) beat Atamifuji (J6)
Chiyonokuni (J5) beat Hidenoumi (J1)
WITHDRAWALS: Azumaryu (J2), Tohakuryu (J2). Coronavirus-related, their beya is out.
Leader: Ryuden (8-2). Ryuden will be PROMOTED back to the top tier in September.
Lower tier notes: Among others, all of Musashigawa Beya is now out of the tournament due to coronavirus issues. Apparently if a heya (stablemaster) tests positive for the virus, his ENTIRE stable must withdraw.
Asanoyama Watch: No match today as expected. On Day 11 (now underway) he will face Suguro, a Sandanme 39 rank rikishi who is also 5-0. (Late update: Asanoyama won to go to 6-0. There currently are 3 in the Sandanme at 6-0 so Asanoyama will either go for the championship or a playoff in his final match)

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