sahaven111
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Uh... Yes they can.
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In recent times, yes, but Kiyokuni did the same in 1964. http://sumodb.sumogames.de/Rikishi_basho.aspx?r=4024&b=196401
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No Shohozan yet?
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Technically, the record holder is Kisenosato.
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What??
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So Aoiyama has a town named after him And its not in Bulgaria. Pretty funny if I do say so myself.
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You are 100% right, but he should not gain weight either and if Takakeisho were to fall I'm not sure if he could pull off a successful comeback pretty sad but that's just the facts.
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Aside from the injuries that'd be pretty fun to watch
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Takakeisho is a very important figure of modern sumo he's kind of like Goeido, really good but very unpredictable.
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I never thought about Takakeisho losing weight it really is a big gamble for him but its worth it.
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1. Yutakayama 2. Terutsuyoshi
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New poll out to try!
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2022 is not far away! What will Takakeisho's highest and lowest rank be next year?
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One should never listen to a rikishi when they say "pass me the salt" because they will always end up throwing it somewhere.
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Can be any time between right after the banzuke drops and right before the basho starts.
