Kamitsuumi

Yoshikaze’s tegata actually says Takekaze.

Chiganoura oyakata suggests Takanoiwa's danpatsushiki to be scheduled for mid-February at the Kokugikan.

Kotourasaki is only 90kg; his opponent today (day 13) Kenho was 250kg.

Basho Day Bouts 5369. 2016.11 16 0 5369. 2017.01 16 0 5369. 2017.05 16 0 5369. 2017.07 16 0 5369. 2017.11 14 0 5369. 2017.11 16 0 5369. 2018.01 16 0 5369. 2018.03 16 0 5369. 2018.05 16 0 5369. 2018.07 8 0 5369. 2018.07 16 0 5369. 2018.09 16 0 5369. 2018.11 13 0 Edit: I got this cleaner query: http://sumodb.sumogames.de/Query_bout.aspx?show_form=0&group_by=basho&group_by2=day&g_op==&having=0&year=1958-2018&day=1-15&rank1=k-y&rank2=k-y&offset=150 Basho Day Bouts 1. 1981.03 9 0 1. 1981.07 4 0 1. 1983.03 4 0 1. 1983.03 6 0 1. 1992.01 5 0 1. 1992.01 6 0 1. 1992.03 7 0 1. 1992.03 8 0 1. 1993.01 11 0 1. 1999.03 12 0 1. 2001.09 10 0 1. 2001.09 11 0 1. 2001.09 12 0 1. 2002.07 6 0 1. 2005.07 10 0 1. 2017.11 14 0 1. 2018.07 8 0 1. 2018.11 13 0

Tochinoshin knocked him out with a left-hand harite actually. No kimarite for that

Tomokaze's given name kanji is incorrect. The DB has him down as 友風 友太 http://sumodb.sumogames.de/Rikishi.aspx?r=12427&l=j whereas his name should be 友風 勇太 according to the NSK http://www.sumo.or.jp/ResultRikishiData/profile/3818/

It has been compiled on the Japanese Wikipedia. https://ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/年間最多勝 The lowest was last year, with Hakuho having 56-9-25. Edit: Tochinoshin is at 54.

M12w 10-5 -> M3e M13e 10-5 -> M3w M13w 10-5 -> M6e It makes total sense if you ask me.

Orora announced to be intai as of this basho.

The first change was supposedly a correction. How the new change was approved is a mystery to me.

Hamakaze-oyakata actually did a flip-flop from 浜風→濱風→浜風

It's because the handwriting is supposed to be filling in a form, with the empty form looking like ＿月＿日（＿）