Akinomaki

First think about why there is no professional baseball league for women - and is there a female professional American football league in the US? - I also haven't heard much about the success of the female pro-basketball players

Remember this guy? That's the present Asakishin before he entered Takasago-beya Since last Kyushu basho Asakishin (now 184cm, 140kg) is Asanoyama's tsukebito and his muscle training coach - as such he helped him to the yusho and his present form. http://hochi.news/articles/20190917-OHT1T50224.html

Tamawashi is all time leader in fusensho - 12 in makuuchi, 13 in all. Juryo Kaisei is now overall joint no 2. with 11, on day 8 he pulled even with Dewanishiki (who had them all in makuuchi). http://www.nikkansports.com/battle/column/sumo/news/201909160000088.html the article doesn't not mentioned if the data are maybe only for sekitori default wins, so we can assume that it is really overall

Toyonoshima is out with right foot Achilles tendonitis - 2 weeks rest needed http://www.yomiuri.co.jp/sports/sumo/20190917-OYT1T50130/ Yoshikaze appeared at the intai press conference with only one proper setta sandal, showing the reason for retirement: a right knee with enough damage for 3 kyujo o the published kyujo certificates list: left knee: ACL damage, PCL damage, PLS/PLC damage, common peroneal nerve paralysis 右膝前十字靱帯損傷、右膝後十字靱帯損傷、右膝後外側支持機構損傷、右腓骨神経まひ with undecided time needed for treatment and recovery Takayasu was diagnosed with about one month of treatment needed for a left elbow ulnar collateral ligament damage 内側側副靱帯損傷 http://www.sponichi.co.jp/sports/news/2019/09/08/kiji/20190908s00005000240000c.html

arriving o oo ooo o O1w Goeido (7-4) oshidashi M5e Chiyotairyu (2-9) o ooo o S1w Takakeisho (9-2) okuritaoshi O2e Tochinoshin (5-6) ooooooo ooo Inosuke down o ooo o o oooooo oo o o M5w Ryuden (6-5) oshidashi S1e Mitakeumi (8-3) ooooo oo o o o M4e Tamawashi (6-5) tsukiotoshi K1e Abi (6-5) o oo K1w Endo (7-4) uwatedashinage M4w Shodai (2-9) o o oo M1e Hokutofuji (5-6) oshidashi M2w Asanoyama (8-3) oo o oo oooo M11w Enho (7-4) yorikiri M7e Kotoshogiku (4-7) oo o o ooo chat with Ajigawa o M12e Shohozan (7-4) yorikiri M7w Kotoeko (4-7) oo M14e Tsurugisho (8-3) katasukashi M8e Okinoumi (8-3) ooo o o oo M8w Takarafuji (8-3) uwatedashinage M12w Daishoho (3-8) o oo M10w Meisei (9-2) yorikiri M15e Ishiura (6-5) o o o ooo o M16e Yutakayama (7-4) yorikiri M13w Nishikigi (5-6) o Ms5e Hoshoryu (3-3) yoritaoshi Ms1w Arawashi (2-4) oo Ms27e Terunofuji (6-0) kimetaoshi Ms7w Chiyootori (5-1) ooo o ooo o Ms46w Chiyonokuni (6-0) tsukidashi Sd1w Oazuma (5-1) o o ooo Endo signs his and Ryuden shows his postcard oo Kakuryu on the way to his temporary new heya o oyakata on duty announcing the handshake event with the man o oo vid and those who didn't make it get as consolation a handshake from some on guard duty oo - Kyushu will have Aminishiki handshake events NSK goods o o the next ladies' day with Naruto at the roses o o o o

Konishiki (3 yusho) has set the standard for the retirement of a veteran ex-ozeki: when the drop to juryo is inevitable - no need to do it before - 5-10 at m7w and still more than 2 years to go from there till he retired

But if a loss against Enho is that, then losing to a plain sandanme like Daishosei is utterly unacceptable for an ex-ozeki

Day 11 １８４: Takakeisho １３４: Kakuryu １００: Goeido ９２: Tochinoshin ８６: Endo ８６: Asanoyama ７４: Mitakeumi ５８: Tomokaze ５５: Abi ４３: Hokutofuji

Day 11 Makuuchi 1. Takakeisho 2. Enho 3. Endo Juryo 1. Kotonowaka 2. Takanosho 3. Kizakiumi

Seiro is in hospital with aseptic meningitis - and officially needs to stay there for 2 weeks http://www.jiji.com/jc/article?k=2019091800562&g=spo

arriving o o o o o o o O2e Tochinoshin (5-5) yorikiri M5e Chiyotairyu (2-8) o oooo o o o K1e Abi (6-4) oshidashi O1w Goeido (6-4) o oo o o S1w Takakeisho (8-2) oshitaoshi M4w Shodai (2-8) o o o o o o ooooo o oo oo o o oo o S1e Mitakeumi (8-2) hatakikomi M4e Tamawashi (5-5) ooo oo o oo o oo o ooo M1e Hokutofuji (4-6) oshidashi K1w Endo (6-4) ooooo o M2w Asanoyama (8-2) yorikiri M6e Shimanoumi (3-7) o o o o oo o o oo o o o o M5w Ryuden (5-5) uwatenage M3w Tomokaze (5-5) oo M11w Enho (6-4) yorikiri M7w Kotoeko (4-6) o ooo o o o o M11e Onosho (4-6) oshidashi M7e Kotoshogiku (4-6) o M8w Takarafuji (7-3) oshidashi M12e Shohozan (6-4) o o M10e Sadanoumi (5-5) yoritaoshi M8e Okinoumi (8-2) o oo oo o ooo M9w Kotoyuki (5-5) tsukidashi M15e Ishiura (6-4) ooo M14e Tsurugisho (7-3) uwatenage M10w Meisei (8-2) oo o oo oo M16e Yutakayama (6-4) tsukidashi M12w Daishoho (3-7) o J14w Kaisho (6-4) yorikiri J8e Kaisei (5-5) o J12w Ikioi (8-2) kotenage J10w Sokokurai (5-5) o Ms10e Naya (3-2) tsukidashi Ms13w Ryusei (2-3) o o oo o Ms15e Tsukahara (3-2) hatakikomi Ms10w Toyohibiki (2-3) o Ms48e Asakishin (3-2) oshidashi Ms49e Kihonoumi (2-3) o Asakishin is Asanoyama's tsukebito and his muscle training coach - remember him before he joined sumo? o Jd8w Kakutaiki (2-3) yorikiri Jd14w Mori (1-4) o Izutsu-beya's Kakutaiki was interviewd after he could dedicate a win to his late shisho oo o oyakata on duty Araiso doing the handshakes o o o vid the event was announced by not quite so popular oykata o Shikoroyama on NHK o o o o oo he also was at Izutsu-beya to speak to the media o o o o Shibatayama handed out sweets to the Aged and was available for photo shoots o o o new goods o o o esp. for Enho o o

The funeral service for Izutsu oyakata will be on the 25th in Izutsu-beya, starting at 11a.m. It will be held as a Tokitsukaze-ichimon funeral http://www.jiji.com/jc/article?k=2019091701179&g=obt He was a deputy riji - I would have thought that to be enough to have a sumo kyokai funeral

Day 10 １５３: Takakeisho １３４: Kakuryu ９２: Tochinoshin ８６: Asanoyama ７７: Endo ７４: Mitakeumi ７１: Goeido ５８: Tomokaze ５５: Abi ３７: Daieisho

Day 10 Makuuchi 1. Takakeisho 2. Enho 3. Asanoyama Juryo 1. Kotonowaka 2. Ikioi 3. Kaisho

This list would be even more interesting if the former sanyaku were marked somehow - e.g. bold