MumboJumbo

I thought that Wakatakakage could be up for the Kanto-sho with his return to makuuchi (à la Tochinoshin, Chiyonokuni...), but they don't seem to be as generous with it these days.

Nihonyanagi Ms17e

As I've watched Mitakeumi through the years, I've always thought he fights well against oshi guys. He resists the thrusts/slaps very efficiently and is able to force himself beneath the strikes. Looking at his record against some notable oshi specialists (that pop into my head), he seems to match up favorably. Maybe his domination of Tamawashi has skewed my view a bit. 7-2 Abi 4-4 Aoiyama 13-7 Daieisho 12-10 Hokutofuji 10-3 Onosho 11-10 Takakeisho 26-3 Tamawashi (!)

Takakeisho Y Terunofuji Shodai O Mitakeumi Takakeisho and Mitakeumi finally getting a good run of tournaments without injury or failing at the final leg? Sure. Terunofuji sits out a tournament, allowing for somebody to make the leap.

I think I remember seeing a red macaron in previous years??? Perhaps the green will make another appearance.

Nihonyanagi Ms 33w

I think his 2021 will be similar to his 2020. A couple of basho at maegashira and the rest at K/S, but the difference is he will score another yusho in 2021.

Ozeki run began with the November basho. Reaches Ozeki after winning a yusho (playoff rematch with Takakeisho this upcoming March???). Goes kyujo once.

Solid year with 4 kk. Best record of 10-5. Ends at M4e.

I agree on him staying around the top of makuuchi. He sticks around M1-M4 until pushing for Komusubi in November. Picks up three wins over Ozeki this year.

Two yusho, one zensho. 43-44 wins. Win streak of 20. Not retiring yet!

Three jun-yusho, one being a yusho-doten.

Hakuho.

Two for Hakuho, two for Asanoyama, one for Terunofuji (Sekiwake), and one for Mitakeumi (Maegashira).

Retires at J4w.