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New to Sumo? BBC Sport explains the sport - and what's behind it - below.
Summary
Hoshoryu prevails to become Grand Champion
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Rachel Flynn
Reporting from the Royal Albert Hall
Image source, Rachel FlynnIt might be rainy and grey here in London, but the excitement around today’s sumo final is palpable. As I get closer to the Royal Albert Hall, the sound of traditional drumming echoes around the venue, with mini sumo fans holding hands their parents’ hands as they watch on excitedly.
Image source, Rachel FlynnTime for a last minute phone call from one of the wrestlers too.
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Sumo legends prepare to heave their way to victory at grand London finalpublished at 13:00 BST
Rachel Flynn
Reporting from the Royal Albert Hall
Image source, EPA/ShutterstockFive days of pushing, yanking and ancient rituals performed by the world's top sumo wrestlers culminates today at the Grand Sumo Tournament final.
And it's going to be massive - in more ways than one.
With over five thousand spectators and 20 wrestlers weighing around three tonnes in total, it's the first time in over 20 years the event has been held outside Japan.
If you're new to sumo, don't worry - I am too. But after some intense revision and a few practise bouts in my living room, I'm primed to bring you live coverage from the dohyō.
You can watch the final live from 14:00 at the top of this page or on BBC iPlayer. Before then, we'll get you up to speed on the lingo and rules.
