Hakumadashi

No M7 has achieved 13 wins since Hasegawa in 1967. 12 wins have been achieved by M7s 20 times, including now twice by Takayasu. Condolences, although he'll look past that Trivia Bit if he wins a potential Playoff.

Oh yeah, we eat poppy seed stuff too. Have been to Czechia a few times and can confirm you do it more.

Ichinojō is chosen based on similarity to his real name Ichinorov iirc too

Does it? I've been not selected for the national team in my sport despite being rankings number one on the sole rumour of smoking cannabis. I only got into it after some intense talk and a negative drug test. And this is from a country where cannabis is very popular and widely accepted outside of sports. It doesn't surprise me the reactions are as harsh in a country where it is accepted that much less.

But wouldn't that then be the only official foreigner at Isegahama? Or does Teru still count despite changing citizenship. (Please excuse the presumably somewhat noobish question)

So I will try this for the first time. As a Shindeshi, I will try to do my brand of guessing and use my 4-Basho Experience at Sumo Game to gambarize for Kachikoshi. Hakkeyoi!

Why would they? I always thought it's use was common practice.

Got it now, the option didn't show up immediately, but after clicking on the notification of your reply it did. Here again: Teru could atleast wear his knee bracers during the dohyo-iri if he were to perform one for the Paralympics

The german commentator mentioned something about him being a famous Kabuki player, so it might be him.

A shame really. It seemed like such an important thing for Hakuhō. I wonder when he knew he wasn't going to perform a Dohyo-iri. Maybe it made him angry enough to win the Zensho the way he did.