Sumo: Takayasu loss leaves Kisenosato in command

Surprising sekiwake Takayasu (R) suffers his first loss of the Spring Grand Sumo Tournament at the hands of grand champion Kakuryu on the 11th day of the meet at Edion Arena Osaka on March 22, 2017. Newly minted yokozuna Kisenosato remained unbeaten to take sole possession of the lead. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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