Grand champion Kakuryu said he woke up to a blissful Monday morning, after winning his sixth top-division title at the Nagoya Grand Sumo Tournament."I woke up feeling really great. I was more focused than usual," Kakuryu said of his impressive 14-1 performance at Dolphins Arena, in which he denied fellow Mongolian yokozuna Hakuho a record-extending 43rd title."This carries a weight that's different from the rest," he said when asked how he felt lifting the Emperor's Cup for the first time at the Nagoya basho, a meet he was forced to sit out of the last three years due to injury.The 33-year-…READ FULL ARTICLE