Totorofuji

official announcement: https://sumo.or.jp/IrohaKyokaiInformation/detail?id=509

see the Sumo Links Pastebin in my profile, I've just updated it

new ebanzuke available: https://shop.sumo.or.jp/Order/page/hqeOI7f8yW

five kinboshi

He opened 11 tournaments (first bout of day 1); I don't know if it's a record but I hope that some DB query magician can find more of his hidden records to put in the Top10

Yahoo! Japan has a drawing of it.

Wakatakakage yusho Hakuho intai Ura sansho Abi up to makuuchi Enho down to makushita

Grand Sumo Breakdown podcast about their banzuke prediction: https://grandsumobreakdown.wordpress.com/2021/04/07/natsu-2021-banzuke-prediction/ it's easier to listen while looking at the screenshot posted on their Twitter account: https://pbs.twimg.com/media/EyY29v2W8AMMwnd.jpg

currently number 4 in the NHK poll about the next yokozuna! I saved a screenshot just in case, since the voting is still open:

I know that Elo Ratings can't be used as a banzuke predictor (yet), but it's interesting to note that Hidenoumi didn't pass Hoshoryu on the last day. So it's a possibility to place Hidenoumi behind the duo Chiyonokuni-Hoshoryu and above the duo Kiribayama-Myogiryu.

Tournament Highlights are up: http://sumo.or.jp/EnHonbashoTopicsKoTorikumi15/wrap/ available until the next banzuke is announced (April 26)

well well, the NHK launched a poll about the next yokozuna: https://www3.nhk.or.jp/nhkworld/en/tv/sumo/#p-whoWillBeChamp I voted for Terunofuji.

he's already listed on the website: http://sumo.or.jp/ResultRikishiData/intai_rikishi/ official announcement: http://sumo.or.jp/IrohaKyokaiInformation/detail?id=456

I count 9 san'yaku in both