Maguroyama

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About Maguroyama

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    Juryo
  • Birthday 10/09/1966

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    Male
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    Stockholm, Sweden
  • Interests
    Sumo, music, soccer, history

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  • Favourite Rikishi
    Chiyonofuji, Akebono, Tochiazuma, Tosanoumi

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  1. Maguroyama

    Aki 2025 discussions (results)

    Aonishiki is unreal! Six straight double-digit kachi-koshi from shinjuryo! Has that ever happened before?
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    Promotion/Demotion and Yusho Discussion Aki 2025

    Shouldn’t Kotoeiho be counted in? He could possibly be third in promotion line if he gets two wins and others lose out?
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    Promotion/Demotion Discussion, Nagoya 2024

    Why Chiyosakae and not Tochitaikai?
  4. Day 12, I suppose....
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    Nagoya 2023 discussion (results)

    I'm sure it's been mentioned, but I haven't seen it so: first makunouchi yusho for Tatsunami beya in 55 years! Almost my entire life!
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    Nagoya Basho 2021

    I totally agree. While I can understand that people are disappointed, I think too much is being made of his "behaviour". No sportsmanship? Come on, it's a competetive combat sport. Things will happen. It must a burden to expect perfection all the time. "My favorite team won but one of the players made an ugly foul, thus the're not worthy..."
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    Promotion/Demotion and Yusho discussion Haru 2021

    Oh good, I thought my searching skills had gone right out the window as I just couldn't find it!
  8. Maguroyama

    2021 "Kozumo" Hatsu Basho discussion thread

    Terunofuji comes to mind... he had a terrible year with big makekoshi followed by 8-7’s...
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    2021 "Kozumo" Hatsu Basho discussion thread

    This is getting ridiculous... September: ”November will be do-or-die for him. ” November: kyujo. ”January will be do-or-die...” January: kyujo. ”March will be...” Repeat indefintely...? I say the time to cut the cord is now.
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    This IS the July 2020 Basho thread!! Spoilers!!

    When Akebono, Takanonami and Takatoriki fought it out in the playoff in March 1994, I thought it was, well not a COMMON thing, but it was the second time I experienced a three-man playoff in the less than three years I had followed sumo, so forgive me for not thinking it would be at least 26 years until the next time it happened. IF it does happen tomorrow... As I recall, there has been a few chances for it to happen in the recent years, but it has always gone elsewise.
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    Promotion/Demotion/Yusho Discussion July 2020

    Glad to see Mitoizumi's deshi is making progress. I'm so sorry if this has been said before, but The Beatles predicted this sekitori's coming many decades ago: "with love from Mitoryu"...
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    Promotion/Demotion and Yusho discussion Haru 2020

    Lovely reading as usual, but Hakuho should be green, not red, right?
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    Natsu basho 2019 discussions [SPOILERS]

    Could probably find this out by some search, but too lazy... when was the last time a rikishi whose career top rank is maegashira 5 or lower won the makunouchi yusho?
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    Promotion/Demotion and Yusho discussion Kyushu 2017

    Eeeh...? Reasons for kyujo do not come into demotions, only number of wins. Well, more or less. Takanoiwa will be mid-Juryo, at best. And Harumafuji's record is not a problem. He did his duty when all the others dropped out of Aki and won the yusho. The yusho number is of less significance. If he goes, it will be soley because of the scandal.
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    Basho Talk - Aki 2017 (SPOILERS)

    Third 11-4 yusho in makunouchi, if I'm not mistaken, first one since 1996. Great job by Haruma, who wudda thunk that after 5 days...? I'm sure someone can tell me how many times a yusho winner has had three losses after the first 5 days (I can guess...). Must be a bitter feeling for Goeido, though. He really had many chances to bag that title.