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Everything posted by Tony
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in Tokyo it is now on DVD too. Where can I find it? It would be a pleasure to watch this page of sumo's history.
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Do you know if VHS of 1991 London koen are available?
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Onoe-beya's new recruit is a cube!
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Do you know where I can find these results for rikishi of the past like Kirishima or Takanohana I. If I remember correctly, at his prime, Chiyonofuji was with 11%.
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Good news! Chiyoarashi isn't kyujo anymore?
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The following rikishi is the last one that rikishi just above fought for his very last appearance.
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If I'm not wrong, Sakigake is the second sekitori of this stable since ex-Onokuni founded it. Great news!
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Last july, I couldn't watch keiko at Takanohana-beya. What's your opinion about way of training in this stable? Is it as strict as Futagoyama-beya's time?
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I'm trying to contact Ken Coller for old basho's video but I don't receive answer. Does anyone know an other way to contact him?
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Wonderful news for Harumafuji! I'm glad to see him back in good shape. I'm very impressed (one more time) by Kisenosato's bout. He reversed decision cleverly and calmly.
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Promotion/Demotion and Yusho discussion Kyushu 2013
Tony replied to Asashosakari's topic in Honbasho Talk
Takanoyama (mk2 West, 3-3) against Higonojo (J14 East, 7-7) tomorrow would be interesting, wouldn't it? -
Great bout from Kisenosato indeed! This is the second time this year he defeated the two yokozuna; Wonderful! I hope he could keep calm tomorrow and get his 13th shiroboshi.
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Masuiyama II was one of my favourite rikishi of all time. I admire his skills and fighting spirit although he had a weird tachi-ai. Aobajo was an other distinctive rikishi of makuuchi division during Showa 50's (for sideburns and classic style). If I remember well, he almost won one of his first makuuchi tournament.
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Kyushu basho is often a very successful basho for Kokonoe's deshi!
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Nevertheless, audience is very warm, much more than in Tokyo, Osaka or Nagoya.
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Kotoyuki is very young, so he could find time to recover.
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Hochiyama's career is a bit weird with spectacular up and downs. I always like this rikishi and hope he could return to the top!
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6 months would be the minimum time of rest.
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No news about Kotoyuki?
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We'll see but Harumafuji seems to be very genki for this tournament. His way to move is swift. I think he could be a serious opponent for the yusho race.
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Kisenosato made a good start : he was in a bad position but he remainde unruffled, rectified it. Few months ago, he would probably lost this kind of bout.
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One more very small rikishi at Michinoku-beya! I hope he could contribute to regain prestige at this heya.
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Chiyoarashi had surgery for his knee? He's kyujo for four months now.
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Goeido would be to take an advantage of the number's reduction of ozeki. His sumo is pleasant to watch (go forward and skillful).
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If he teares his Achilles tendon, he would be kyujo for three tournament at least.