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Posts posted by Benevolance
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13 hours ago, Kaninoyama said:I know you're joking, but I personally don't think that Hoshoryu henka's so much that he deserves the label of a henka'er.
Only half-joking. If a guy who is going to yo-yo up and down the rank-and-file as pure fodder? Fine, you can throw in a henka or two per tournament to save your ass from demotion. For a guy who clearly expects to be a mainstay in sanyaku, maybe make ozeki? He's gotta cut that crap out and wrestle.
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Was it Hoshoryu's dominant henka ankle, though? Maybe he is ambihenkaxtrous?
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My goodness, that cloth is absolutely gorgeous. Those are only being given to attendees, though? Not available for sale otherwise?
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I could seriously get behind a Takakeisho that wrestles like this!
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WHY DIDN'T YOU ALL TELL ME THE BASHO ALREADY STARTED???!!?!??!
Edit: I had to learn from NSK on Instagram of all places!!!
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On 05/01/2023 at 04:49, Akinomaki said:We know that he's fit enough to aim for 6 yusho this year
Pretty clearly Takayasu is still suffering from that hit to the head.
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I think it means they're going to fire the entire sanyaku immediately before the tournament so people have something to cheer for.
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The only part I'm still unclear on is how I'm supposed to pin any of this on that Buckton fellow?
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I was good with 2 out of the 3 possible outcomes and I'm still grumpy about Abi winning.
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Ugh. I clearly jinxed Takayasu. It's going to be very difficult for him to get the junyusho now.
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Will they feed Takarafuji a few of the juryo promotion hopefuls in the last few days? There aren't a lot of other wrestlers with similar, uh, records in makuchi, but he's not very close to the division cut off where I'd normally see those cross over matches.
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I wish the word on the street had clarified a bit more about what sort of clinic Shodai was going to put on.
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Takayasu co-leading the pack after 6 days, looking pretty decent and is clearly the most promising rikishi for the jun-yusho.
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I think the real trick for Shodai is figuring out how to win this basho whilst simultaneously remaining kadoban next tournament for his yokozuna run.
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Early days, but Shodai obviously cruising to victory and a big promotion...to Ozeki Prime!
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Word on the streets is that Shodai is going to put on an ABSOLUTE CLINIC in Fukuoka and show these sumo clowns who the REAL BOSS is.
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Terunofuji just needs to gambarize.
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I love the Fukuoka tournament for those very reasons. As a foreigner, it makes it feasible to walk up and get tickets. Plus the Fukuoka 'winter' weather is basically shorts and t-shirt weather back home, and the sun doesn't set at 4 pm, and....
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I have faith that this current batch of sanyaku can achieve new lows never before thought possible.
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I think that understates just how well Yuma performed in his bout against Asanoyama. It should be huzzah to Yuma for doing a very good job, especially along the bales, and not 'boo-urns' Asanoyama for not getting seven wins.
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The YDC stopped just short of recommending karaoke.
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Ha ha! In the lower division, Byakuen (171 cm 67 kg) went straight at Amamidake (178 cm 155.5 kg) like the latter had stolen his wallet.
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To be clear, that's 10 Canadian dollars. Which is, like, about the same value as 1 slightly used American pretzel, which is what I'll mail you if I lose the bet.
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10 bucks says it's decided by a Slippiotoshi
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My demographic has never been so specifically targeted as this.
Congrats on the gig, John! As a Canadian, I'm contractually obligated to admire Eugene Levy, or else forfeit all my civil rights under the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms. I think that's awesome that you got to work with him.