Overnight leader Kirishima fell to former ozeki Shodai at the Summer Grand Sumo Tournament on Tuesday as his closest title rivals all won to create a six-way tie for the lead after 10 days of action.Re-promoted ozeki Kirishima (8-2) saw his powerful opening charge stopped by Shodai (4-6) and a busy opening tussle came to a sudden end when the current No. 5 maegashira timed his slap down to perfection, forcing Kirishima to touch the sand with both hands at Tokyo's Ryogoku Kokugikan."I fought in the day's final bout for the first time in a while and I gave my all, psyching myself up," said Sh…READ FULL ARTICLE