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In 1995, yokozuna Takanohana finished first place, while fellow yokozuna Akebono ranked second.[1] The third-ranked sumo wrestler was ōzeki Wakanohana, who took the championship title at the November Kyūshū Basho after winning in a playoff against his brother Takanohana, the first tournament bout between brothers in the history of sumo.[1]
The followings are the events in professional sumo during 1995.
- ^ a b "Tosanoumi wins promotion". Hawaii Tribune-Herald. Associated Press. December 27, 1995. Retrieved 2024-02-29 – via Associated Press.