Doitsuyama 1,192 Posted March 19, 2007 (edited) Sakaizawa lost to Kitataiki to fall out of the makushita yusho race, but two other rikishi upheld the hopes of the 2006 Haru debut class for another makushita yusho as Tokitairyu won against Tochinoshin and Matsutani beat Nionoumi. Tomorrow Hoshihikari or Kimurayama will complete the leader field. Sakaizawa also fell behind Chiyohakuho and Wakanoho in the promotion line to juryo as both are ranked higher and also are 4-1 with wins over Wakakirin and Tokusegawa. Even the lead makushita Mokonami won with tsumatori against Buyuzan and needs just another win for a likely juryo promotion. Tsumatori actually is a very rare winning kimarite; I know only three previous occurances, Hatsu 2004 Furuichi vs. Toyonokuni, Haru 2000 Akebono vs. Tosanoumi and March 1930 Hitachishima vs. Shiogahama. It isn't a stretch to see Sakaizawa just in fifth place with a 5-2 - all needed is the other three ahead of him get one win and Kitataiki wins the yusho. So Sakaizawa better finish 6-1 or hope for hard demotions from juryo. There are more young rikishi getting kachi-koshi today with Daishoyu, Shibuya and Arawashi. The new makushita tsukedashi Mori is 2-3 now after getting tagged with a tsukite loss - touching the dohyo with his hand without influence from his opponent, the wily Kagaya. The first batch of sandanme leaders is dominated by older rikishi as Dewanosato, Hikarikaze and Kiozan won against younger opponents. The fourth leader, Hungarian Masutoo actually beat a younger opponent too, but Chiyonoshin is just six months younger. Tomorrow the two remaining young rikishi Koga and Kabasawa will find it tough against Hoshizakura and Tetsuhikari. At the top of sandanme Sadanoshima got his kachi-koshi to ensure a return to makushita which doesn't sound like much, but it was the first time he was able to beat Satsumanishiki after five losses. Among the early jonidan leaders are the national college rikishi Masumeidai who won against jonidan lifer Shinjo and former makushita Katsunofuji with a win against 16 years old Takakagaya. I'm relieved to see that Chiyonishiki isn't kyujo yet after facing Minami and Aran as he appeared to beat Koseki with tsukidashi. The new stars on the block get in action tomorrow with Aran facing Kotokaneko who has a 64-109-20 career record. -- Doitsuyama Jonokuchi Jk25w Higashi (2-3) yorikiri Jk36e Akatsuki (1-4) Jk33w Daishoko (3-2) oshidashi Jk25e Shobimaru (2-3) Jk26e Chiyonishiki (4-1) tsukidashi Jk21w Koseki (3-2) Jk20e Otokoyama (3-2) yorikiri Jk21e Yamamoto (2-3) Jk18e Daikosei (2-3) oshidashi Jk23e Morikawa (1-4) Jk16e Wakahizen (3-2) yorikiri Jk19e Fukukasuga (2-3) Jk14e Terasawa (3-2) oshidashi Jk15w Ishihara (2-3) Jk12w Tomiyama (4-1) yoritaoshi Jk14w Igarashi (3-2) Jk13e Anjoryu (2-3) yorikiri Jk11e Azumahana (1-4) Jk10w Osawa (2-3) shitatenage Jk9e Kotookuda (1-4) Jk8w Kaishin (3-2) sukuinage Jk8e Takemoto (2-3) Jk7e Hamaazuma (4-1) hikiotoshi Jk10e Wakanofuji (3-2) Jk6w Azumaoshu (4-1) oshidashi Jk4w Iitani (3-2) Jk2e Daitenpaku (3-2) oshidashi Jk3w Hayakaze (2-3) Jk1w Taikomaru (3-2) hatakikomi Jk4e Maenohana (2-3) Jonidan Jk5w Tenkaizan (1-4) yoritaoshi Jd115e Matsushita (0-5) Jk3e Kakutoriki (2-3) yorikiri Jd113w Kasachikara (1-4) Jd111e Kotsukasa (3-2) yoritaoshi Jd116w Isanishiki (2-3) Jd113e Kikusegawa (2-3) oshidashi Jd110e Iwasa (1-4) Jd112w Kirimiyama (2-3) oshidashi Jd108w Matsuura (1-4) Jd111w Asakubo (4-1) oshitaoshi Jd107e Tamabuzan (3-2) Jd106e Kirimaru (3-2) oshidashi Jd103w Owada (2-3) Jd104e Daishokai (2-3) yorikiri Jd101w Tamashinzan (1-4) Jd99w Hatachidake (3-2) yorikiri Jd102e Tamadaito (2-3) Jd97e Hokutonami (4-1) yorikiri Jd100w Takaki (3-2) Jd94w Katsunofuji (5-0) oshidashi Jd100e Takakagaya (4-1) Jd92w Yamato (3-2) yoritaoshi Jd97w Hayatefuji (2-3) Jd91e Miyakofuji (3-2) shitatenage Jd95w Inui (2-3) Jd86w Ikedo (4-1) fusen Jd90e Hokutonada (3-2) Jd87e Takanokuni (2-3) hatakikomi Jd85w Akofuji (1-4) Jd82e Tanemaru (3-2) makiotoshi Jd88e Hirose (2-3) Jd84w Ogawa (2-3) yorikiri Jd79w Daisenpu (1-4) Jd78e Yakunoshima (4-1) oshidashi Jd80w Hoshigane (3-2) Jd76w Kayaki (3-2) tsukiotoshi Jd77e Daika (2-3) Jd85e Hayashida (5-0) utchari Jd73w Maeyama (4-1) 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Tamakishin (2-3) Jd32e Tsubasaumi (3-2) oshidashi Jd33w Iryoku (2-3) Jd32w Shosho (4-1) oshidashi Jd31e Onoarashi (3-2) Jd26w Katagiri (3-2) oshidashi Jd29w Wakanoryu (2-3) Jd28w Ichinotani (2-0) yorikiri Jd26e Kongofuji (1-4) Jd25w Shima (5-0) hatakikomi Jd30w Takanoya (4-1) Jd24e Kotobuki (3-2) yorikiri Jd29e Marikomaru (2-3) Jd23w Tochinoshima (2-3) oshidashi Jd22e Gonoumi (1-4) Jd19e Daishokaku (3-2) yorikiri Jd20e Komanohide (2-3) Jd19w Tanno (4-1) uwatenage Jd15e Daishowaka (3-2) Jd18w Shimasegawa (2-3) uwatenage Jd13w Kotoemoto (1-4) Jd10e Chiyomuso (3-2) oshidashi Jd11w Tensho (2-3) Jd8w Kirizakura (1-4) yorikiri Jd28e Koriki (0-5) Jd6w Tochihibiki (3-2) oshidashi Jd9w Takahashimoto (2-3) Jd5e Kozan (3-2) kirikaeshi Jd4w Hiyoriyama (2-3) Jd3w Masuryu (4-1) shitatenage Jd10w Kasugamine (3-2) Jd2e Maenofuji (2-3) yorikiri Jd1e Yamakashira (1-4) Sandanme Sd99e Wakamigo (4-1) shitatenage Sd96w Kaisei (3-2) Sd95w Tamahikari (2-3) yoritaoshi Sd97w Takamiryu (1-4) Sd98e Jiguruma (3-2) 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uwatenage Sd57e Satsumariki (2-3) Sd51w Hitachigo (4-1) tsukiotoshi Sd56w Omatsuda (3-2) Sd54e Daise (2-3) makiotoshi Sd47w Kozakura (1-4) Sd46e Gotenyu (3-2) tsukiotoshi Sd48w Daiseiko (2-3) Sd44w Taika (4-1) uwatenage Sd48e Minanosato (3-2) Sd43w Hananosato (4-1) shitatedashinage Sd42w Toho (3-2) Sd46w Yuminosato (3-2) sukuinage Sd41w Hokkairyu (2-3) Sd41e Daionami (3-2) kozumatori Sd38w Teruyama (2-3) Sd36e Kiozan (5-0) yoritaoshi Sd49w Kurosawa (4-1) Sd34w Hokutogo (3-2) tsukitaoshi Sd38e Sonoda (2-3) Sd36w Miyamaru (2-3) hikiotoshi Sd32e Yoshio (1-4) Sd31e Fujimoto (3-2) hatakikomi Sd33w Kubota (2-3) Sd28e Ikehara (1-4) yorikiri Sd40w Yoshinoryu (0-5) Sd24w Notononami (2-3) yorikiri Sd30e Haruzakura (1-4) Sd27e Saita (4-1) oshidashi Sd23e Goki (3-2) Sd22w Aogifuji (4-1) hatakikomi Sd21e Saito (3-2) Sd34e Hikarikaze (5-0) yorikiri Sd19e Sadanishiki (4-1) Sd16w Daiki (3-2) yorikiri Sd20e Sadanoumi (2-3) Sd22e Soranzan (1-4) oshidashi Sd14w Rachimi (0-5) Sd13w Tachikaze (3-2) yorikiri Sd16e Tamao (2-3) Sd11w Dewanosato (5-0) yoritaoshi Sd29w Hidenofuji (4-1) Sd9w Shinyu (3-2) yorikiri Sd7w Toshinyama (2-3) Sd7e Yotsuguruma (4-1) kotenage Sd8e Keno (3-2) Sd6e Daishoma (3-2) oshidashi Sd5e Akinohana (2-3) Sd4e Sadanoshima (4-1) yorikiri Sd1w Satsumanishiki (3-2) Makushita Ms57w Kirinishiki (3-2) oshidashi Ms60e Asadoryu (2-3) Ms54e Matsutani (5-0) uwatedashinage Ms56w Nionoumi (4-1) Ms52e Ryukiyama (1-4) uwatenage Ms59e Araumi (0-5) Ms50e Jukan (3-2) oshidashi Ms53e Wakanami (2-3) Ms48w Wakakasuga (2-3) yorikiri Ms51e Terukaze (1-4) Ms45w Maenowaka (2-3) yorikiri Ms48e Tokinoumi (1-4) Ms47w Tokifutatsu (4-1) oshidashi Ms44e Tokiryu (3-2) Ms41e Chiyotenzan (1-4) hikiotoshi Ms46e Maikaze (0-5) Ms42e Arawashi (4-1) sotogake Ms40e Ikioi (3-2) Ms38e Wakakengo (3-2) yorikiri Ms42w Mochimaru (2-3) Ms37e Shibuya (4-1) tsukiotoshi Ms35w Sadanofuji (3-2) Ms34w Tokitairyu (5-0) yorikiri Ms41w Tochinoshin (4-1) Ms32e Tatsuyutaka (3-2) yoritaoshi Ms33e Kazafuzan (2-3) Ms33w Ryugi (2-3) uwatenage Ms30w Kaishoryu (1-4) Ms27e Nishikikaze (3-2) oshidashi Ms28w Kaonishiki (2-3) Ms26e Hokutokuni (3-2) oshidashi Ms25w Tenichi (2-3) Ms23e Daishoyu (4-1) yoritaoshi Ms24w Sotenzan (3-2) Ms23w Nakano (3-2) yorikiri Ms20w Surugatsukasa (2-3) Ms19w Hoshikaze (1-4) kotenage Ms28e Sugita (0-5) Ms18w Yakigaya (3-2) hikiotoshi Ms16e Fukuoka (2-3) Ms14w Kagaya (3-2) tsukite Ms15TD Mori (2-3) Ms16w Shimoda (2-3) shitatenage Ms11e Rikiryu (1-4) Ms9e Kanbayashi (3-2) uwatenage Ms13e Daiyubu (2-3) Ms6w Wakatenro (3-2) oshidashi Ms8e Daishoyama (2-3) Ms9w Miyamoto (2-3) oshitaoshi Ms5e Tochinoyama (1-4) Ms4w Tamaasuka (2-3) yorikiri Ms3w Musashiryu (1-4) Ms10e Kitataiki (5-0) uwatenage Ms2w Sakaizawa (4-1) Ms2e Wakanoho (4-1) yorikiri Ms11w Tokusegawa (3-2) Ms1w Chiyohakuho (4-1) hatakikomi Ms7w Wakakirin (3-2) Ms1e Mokonami (3-2) tsumatori Ms3e Buyuzan (2-3) Edited March 19, 2007 by Doitsuyama Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Jakusotsu 6,017 Posted March 19, 2007 ...Haru 2003 Akebono vs. Tosanoumi... Make that Haru 2000. Too bad there's no online footage. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Doitsuyama 1,192 Posted March 19, 2007 ...Haru 2003 Akebono vs. Tosanoumi... Make that Haru 2000. Too bad there's no online footage. Sorry, a typo. Thanks for the correction. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Gacktoh 0 Posted March 19, 2007 Sugita lost again today. :-S He must win at least one, othewise he will go down to Sandanme next basho. (Pulling hair...) Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Fay 1,677 Posted March 19, 2007 Arawashi, Taika and Chiyohakuho 4 - 1 (Pulling hair...) Great bout today from Mokonami, although most of the time I only saw half of the dohyo because of some strange camera work. But I am getting a little depression because of Sugita's 0 - 5. :-S Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Jakusotsu 6,017 Posted March 19, 2007 BTW, does that make tsumatori the rarest of all kimarite? What does the uber-database say? Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Doitsuyama 1,192 Posted March 19, 2007 BTW, does that make tsumatori the rarest of all kimarite? What does the uber-database say? Well... the next time we have a kakezori, sototasukizori or okurigake will be the first time I have it in my database. Then I have only one instance of the lovely shumokuzori, from September 1929. The winner was Hitachishima (again!) and he did that move against Azumazeki. All other kimarite are at least five times, so tsumatori is right up with the rarest of them. I should mention that I omitted all obscure kimarite now which were called before 1960 before apparently the kimarite list became standardized (Ever heard of a yoridashi? oshikiri? tsukihanashi? and many more...). Of those I have a lot only once or twice. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Gacktoh 0 Posted March 19, 2007 But I am getting a little depression because of Sugita's 0 - 5. :-S Fay-san This basho if Sugita wins even one, we must have a big party! Doitsuyama-san Day 8 Asasekiryu tried Nichou-nage. If he made it, was it rare as well? (Pulling hair...) Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
aderechelsea 125 Posted March 19, 2007 Doitsuyama-sanDay 8 Asasekiryu tried Nichou-nage. If he made it, was it rare as well? (Pulling hair...) i barely have the right to post stats but here goes: (this is from 1989 and only Makuuchi) Natsu 1991 day 2 Takatoriki nichonage Kirishima Aki 1991 day 11 Takatoriki nichonage Kototsubaki Natsu 1992 day 2 Kotonishiki nichonage Terao Natsu 1993 day 1 Takatoriki nichonage Kotofuji Haru 1996 day 1 Kaio nichonage Naminohana Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Gacktoh 0 Posted March 19, 2007 Doitsuyama-sanDay 8 Asasekiryu tried Nichou-nage. If he made it, was it rare as well? (Pulling hair...) i barely have the right to post stats but here goes: (this is from 1989 and only Makuuchi) Natsu 1991 day 2 Takatoriki nichonage Kirishima Aki 1991 day 11 Takatoriki nichonage Kototsubaki Natsu 1992 day 2 Kotonishiki nichonage Terao Natsu 1993 day 1 Takatoriki nichonage Kotofuji Haru 1996 day 1 Kaio nichonage Naminohana :-S (Neener, neener...) (Applauding...) (Applauding...) (Showing respect...) (Showing respect...) Thank you so much. KaioU did Nichou-nage!? I can not recall it.... Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Asashosakari 19,543 Posted March 19, 2007 (edited) Natsu 1991 day 2 Takatoriki nichonage Kirishima Aki 1991 day 11 Takatoriki nichonage Kototsubaki Natsu 1992 day 2 Kotonishiki nichonage Terao Natsu 1993 day 1 Takatoriki nichonage Kotofuji Haru 1996 day 1 Kaio nichonage Naminohana From personal recollection, Kasugao had a very nice one against Ushiomaru not so long ago. (runs off to check) Ah, Nagoya 2005 in Juryo. Edit: Video, complete with whacked-out sound. (Ahh, good times.) Edited March 19, 2007 by Asashosakari Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Jakusotsu 6,017 Posted March 19, 2007 Not to forget the nichonage that wasn't. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
aderechelsea 125 Posted March 19, 2007 Not to forget the nichonage that wasn't. did you have to bring that one up? best Miyamiyama fight EVER and it didn't count .... (Annoyed...) Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Doitsuyama 1,192 Posted March 19, 2007 I actually have 57 nichonage, 38 in makuuchi (5 in Heisei era), 1 in juryo and 18 in lower divisions. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Gacktoh 0 Posted March 20, 2007 From personal recollection, Kasugao had a very nice one against Ushiomaru not so long ago.(runs off to check) Ah, Nagoya 2005 in Juryo. Edit: Video, complete with whacked-out sound. (Ahh, good times.) (Showing respect...) KasugaoU did it............... I do not remember...... Not to forget the nichonage that wasn't. (Annoyed...) Was it Nichou-nage? Not Uwatenage ? I actually have 57 nichonage, 38 in makuuchi (5 in Heisei era), 1 in juryo and 18 in lower divisions. (Neener, neener...) Only 5 in Heisei era....... So it is rare as well. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
aderechelsea 125 Posted March 20, 2007 Not to forget the nichonage that wasn't. (Annoyed...) Was it Nichou-nage? Not Uwatenage ? Uwatenage ????? there is no mawashi grip and there is a clear involvement of Miyabiyama's leg during the throw. uwatenage ????? (Showing respect...) Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
