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Image source, Sumostats.comBout One - Shishi
Bout Two - Hitoshi
Bout Three - Shonannoumi
Bout Four - Ryuden
Bout Five - Sadanoumi
Bout Six - Mitakeumi
Bout Seven - Shodai
Bout Eight - Roga
Bout Nine - Ura
Bout 10 - Fujinokawa
Bout 11 - Kotoshoho
Bout 12 - Oshoma
Bout 13 - Wakamotoharu
Bout 14 - Hakuoho
Bout 15 - Oho
Bout 16 - Tamawashi
Bout 17 - Wakatakakage
Bout 18 - Tobizaru
Bout 19 - Onosato
Bout 20 - Hoshoryu
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Now for some impressive bow action
Bout 20
Hoshoryu shows why he's a Yokozuna!
Comfortable win against Takayasu.
Hoshoryu joins Onosato and Tobizaru at 4-0.
Setting it up nicely for tomorrow's final!
Image source, japan sumo associationTakayasu used to be Hoshoryu’s kryptonite - the veteran beat him 9 times out of 12. But Hoshoryu won the last two times they met.
The Yokozuna is in great form, but Takayasu is very hard to beat.
Will we see an upset?
Here is the final bout of the evening
Bout 19
Not quite, but a good battle from Aonishiki!
Onosato keeps his perfect record against Aonishiki and reaches Tobizaru at 4-0.
Image source, japan sumo associationBout 18
A bizarre face off at the tachiai, followed by a great belt battle.
Huge cheer from the crowd as Tobizaru beats Kirishima by shitatenage and goes 4-0.
Can he go all the way in tomorrow's final?!
Build-up will start from 13:00 BST tomorrow!
Image source, japan sumo associationThis is your 'flying monkey' warning!
He's up next against Kirishima.
Bout 17
Wakatakakage shows off his technical abilities and wins by okurinage (rear throw down).
The crowd loves the sumo lesson!
Image source, japan sumo associationBout 16
A brutal bout between Tamawashi and Abi. Nobody's going to beat the 40-year-old in a slapping match with a oshidashi (rontal push out).
The crowd goes wild once again!
Image source, japan sumo associationThomas Fabbri
Live from the Royal Albert Hall, London
The lightning fast tachiai (initial charge) in the Hakuoho vs Hiradoumi bout.
Image source, Thomas FabbriBout 15
Oho finds the strength to eventually force Gonoyama at the edge.
The auditorium erupts, loving the show of strength!
Image source, japan sumo associationBout 14
A great match, and another great yorikiri to win it.
Hakuoho goes to 3-1.
Image source, japan sumo associationBout 13
Another great yorikiri, this time by Wakamotoharu.
It's his favourite winning technique.
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Excellent coverage! And the bouts have been so exciting today. Hilarious one from Ura too. I hope the success of this tournament brings more sumo coverage to BBC Sport! #bbcsumo
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Bout 12
A beautiful shitatenage (underarm throw) by Oshoma, who is now 2-2.
Image source, japan sumo associationBout 11
Another Yorikiri (frontal force out).
July tournament winner Kotoshoho beats Takanosho.
Image source, japan sumo associationSumo wrestler's blushes are spared
Hopefully no more close calls like last night.
It happens to the best of us.....
