Onosato remained the class act of the Autumn Grand Sumo Tournament, improving to 11-0 on Wednesday to maintain his two-win lead at the 15-day meet.The sekiwake, in line for promotion to sumo's second-highest rank of ozeki with one more win at Tokyo's Ryogoku Kokugikan, patiently took on the charge of No. 4 maegashira Kotoshoho (5-6), halted him in his tracks and drove him backward out of the ring.The winner of May's Summer tourney as a komusubi with a 12-3 mark, Onosato went 9-6 in July as a sekiwake. He now needs one more win to reach the unofficial benchmark of 33 by a wrestler at either …READ FULL ARTICLE
