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None, I think. Absolutely no need for a third Sekiwake with Tochinoshin going down and Takakeisho going up

Terunofuji always give morizashi

Hakuho needs some real competition. He looks bored and annoyed in the Takarafuji's bout.

This one? http://www.youtube.com/embed/C4R9YhXblgs?start=561&autoplay=1

Same here. I think Takakeisho is done even winning tomorrow. He got a few very ugly losses

Otherwordly serious business.

Hakuhou looks like a normal Yokozuna now

The only one I remember (in the last decade) was that weird matta call by Hakuhou. Nobody listened him.

https://g1.globo.com/sp/sao-paulo/noticia/2019/01/23/sao-paulo-tem-o-unico-ginasio-publico-de-sumo-fora-do-japao.ghtml Sorry, I can't translate everything rigth now but I can help with any google translator difficulties. (yes yes, women in the dohyo)

Ouch. This an eventful basho for sure! But contrary to most I don't think that the "new gen" are good enough. I think we'll have some time of really mediocre sumo, with many sumotori in spotlight before any really good one. There's a lot of 26 and 27y old sekitoru that aren't that good (nor that bad) in the upper ranks. A really good one would be Ozeki/Yokozuna by 21-24y old

Kaisei always was underrated - he have a very good sumo and is the gentliest of sumotori He has some trouble getting a KK as M1, but he get a KK as Komusubi, not a small feat. I really like the Big Guy

Hakuho's Zenshō-Yūshōs are now even with Wajima's Yushos in the 7th place of "Most Yushos"

Congrats Kaisei! A well deserved sanyaku spot again! Next time please fall a couple Yok, ok? :D

Make it two - there's a Intai coming. I won't tell from whom

/start portuguese Não pros Japas - pra eles é mais do que religião e gordinhos. É cultural (não muito diferente do nosso futebol - pode dizer que não deveria ser mais que um esporte, mas é) /end portuguese