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13 GoodAbout Shiro
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Sandanme
- Birthday 11/12/1990
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Instagram.com/ohayosumo
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Male
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Kentucky
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Heya Affiliation
Isegahama
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Favourite Rikishi
Harumufuji
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Speaking of stats, does anyone or has anyone compared how many wins and Yusho's Chyonofuji and Taiho had when they were Haks age? Or at least a "by this point in their career" comparison?
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Tochinoshin is really looking great. I mean, 13-2 and 15-0 in Juryo is no small task. He's just looking really solid. I was a big fan of his back when I first started watching Sumo, second to Harumafuji of course.
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I'm glad Harumafuji pulled it out against Ichinojo. Great straight ahead tachi-ai. Harumafuji was really quick and Ichinojo just didn't have an answer. Tochinoshin looks really great. Love how well he's doing coming back. Looks like a brand new wrestler.
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I remember watching the Tournament where Amuru was injured. I remember thinking "This guy is looking good!" and then the ruptured knee. Glad to see him finally making his top division debut. I read that Harumafuji is undecided on returning this Basho after the eye injury. I hope he does what's best. Would really like to see him in the mix of what looks like a very exciting tournament.
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That's the big thing. No matter how big of a fan you are 120 ($720 a year) dollars a month for six months is just not doable for 99 percent of sumo fans across the globe. That's really outrageous. Kids eat or I watch sumo...not a tough decision.
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For me sumo will affectively end. I simply cannot afford to pay 10 bucks a day for 15 days 6 times a year. I can't even afford cable let alone this. It's not a question of wether I am a real or true fan. I am, believe me. It's simply financially impossible.
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So does anyone know if Tochinoshin is going to be returning anytime soon? With this absence he'll be down in Makushita next tournament.
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I realize sumo is a dignified sport and that it defines much of Japanese culture but we are still dealing with humans. I just don't feel it's something to get our mawashi's in a bunch over. If it was something that happened blatantly all the time, then yeah maybe something should be said. But I don't notice it that much. Just some intensity here and there.
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Does it really matter if there are few shoves here and there? I mean it's a intense sport. It's bound to happen.
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Nice to see both Yokozuna's tied at the end of the first week.
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Osunaarashi fastest foreign rikishi to reach Makuuchi
Shiro replied to kuroimori's topic in Honbasho Talk
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Wasn't sure where to post this. I've been looking at Japanese paintings and prints from the 18th Century and older of Sumo Wrestlers and they appear to be wearing a slightly different version of the modern day Mawashi. I was just wondering if there are any existing examples of old mawashis (photographs etc..) I'm a historian and I like to learn about the material cultures and their various changes. Any info or help would be appreciated. Thanks!
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Will more issues be available soon?
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The Nippon baseball site is really vague. There are no depth charts, I don't know who starters are etc. Is there a site that goes into more depth? A place to watch daily highlights?