Bumpkin

You, literally, can't spell "fascist".

What a difference one bad call makes. If the judges had gotten Tochinoshin - Asanoyama correct, the leaderboard would be: S1w Tochinoshin 11-3 M8w Asanoyama 11-3 Y1w Kakuryu 10-4 M3w Tamawashi 10-4 Now that would be a Day 15!

24 consecutive promotions to start his career. That's got to be a record.

Kakuryu v Asanoyama would be for the yusho or, at least, a yusho playoff. (Unless, Asanoyama beats Goeido and Kakuryu loses to Tochinoshin).

For only your 20th post, that was the wisest thing said on this subject.

Too the best of my knowledge, this has never happened before.

Y1w Kakuryu (10-3) should face M8w Asanoyama (11-2) on Day 15. O1e Goeido (9-4) should face O1w Takayasu (8-5). That leaves S1w Tochinoshi (9-4) with a Maegashira on Day 15. Probably M5w Ryuden (8-5).

It's not impossible. If Tochinoshin's heel touched down there would be a mark left in the sand. No such mark exists. Therefore, Tochinoshin was not out. Bad call.

I would like to see video evidence to confirm Tochinoshin's heel touched down. I haven't seen it yet. There was no hansoku.

M8w Asanoyama (11-2) controls his own destiny. If he wins out, he will be 13-2 and win the yusho. Y1w Kakuryu (10-3) also controls his own destiny. If he wins out, he will be 12-3. That wins the yusho, if Asanoyama loses to Goeido. Or forces a playoff, if Asanoyama beats Goeido. (This assumes that Kakuryu will face Asanoyama on Day 15.) There is also the possibility of the yusho winner being 11-4. This could entail a multi way playoff.

There are 6 rikishi with a mathematical chance of winning the yusho. M8w Asanoyama (11-2) v O1e Goeido (9-4) Y1w Kakuryu (10-3) v S1w Tochinoshin (9-4) M3w Tamawashi (9-4) v M15w Kotoeko (8-5) M7w Meisei (9-4) v M4w Abi (8-5)

Day 14: O1e Goeido (8-4) v M8w Asanoyama (10-2) S1w Tochinoshin (9-3) v Y1w Kakuryu (10-2)

Y1w Kakuryu (10-2) has O1w Takayasu (7-5) on Day 13. He could face O1e Goeido (8-4) on Day 14. Then on Day 15, Kakuryu could face the winner of M8w Asanoyama (10-2) v S1w Tochinoshin (9-3). This way, Kakuryu would face both Ozekis and the rikishi with the best chance of winning the yusho.

Will M8w Asanoyama (10-1) be brought up to face Yw1 Kakuryu (9-2) and S1w Tochinoshin (9-2) on Days 13 and 14? If this is done, then Kakuryu could face Tochinoshin on Day 15. We shall see.

I was referring to another Kagamio injury.