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How will the 2008 Makunouchi Yushos be divided?  

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  1. 1. How many Yushos will be won by Yokozunas?

    • 6
      11
    • 5
      15
    • 4
      5
    • 3
      0
    • 2
      0
    • 1
      0
    • zero
      0
  2. 2. How many Yushos will be won by Ozekis?

    • 6
      0
    • 5
      0
    • 4
      0
    • 3
      0
    • 2
      2
    • 1
      15
    • zero
      14
  3. 3. How many Yushos will be won by rikishi ranked below Ozeki?

    • 6
      0
    • 5
      0
    • 4
      0
    • 3
      0
    • 2
      0
    • 1
      7
    • zero
      24


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I was planning to put the lower sanyaku (Sekiwake and Komusubi) in a separate 'vote' to the rest of Makunouchi, but the forum currently allows only 3 questions for one poll (maybe that could change?).

This poll is to see if any of us think that there are Yusho chances for anyone other than the Yokozunas, and/or anyone other than the Yokozunas and Ozekis.

Please be honest and make your 'total' vote add up to '6'.

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Hmmmm, already someone can't count...

The person after me voted for 5+1+1 = 7 Makunouchi yushos for 2008. D'oh! (Neener, neener...)

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I was planning to put the lower sanyaku (Sekiwake and Komusubi) in a separate 'vote' to the rest of Makunouchi, but the forum currently allows only 3 questions for one poll (maybe that could change?).

You could have made options for ozeki, lower sanyaku and maegashira, and just assume that the difference to six implicitly constitutes yokozuna yusho. (Neener, neener...)

Anyway, I'm gonna go with five yokozuna yusho and one ozeki yusho...

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Not original : 5+1+0

For yokozuna yusho, I think that Hakuho will win three and two for Asashoryu.

Ozeki yusho for Kotooshu.

Edited by Tony

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Please be honest and make your 'total' vote add up to '6'.

Do You imply I'm dishonest because my Sekitori Oracle picks never add up to 525? (Neener, neener...)

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5-0-1

Baruto, Ama or someone totally unexpected will take one....

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I think it depends on whether Asashoryu will survive this year in ozumo. If he does I predict a clean yokozuna sweep (6-0-0 evenly distributed between the two of them), if he's forced to retire for whatever reason I cannot imagine Hakuho taking every yusho. However with the two of them on the dohyo, I can't really think of a rikishi capable of overcoming them both.

Edited by messi19

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I think it depends on whether Asashoryu will survive this year in ozumo. If he does I predict a clean yokozuna sweep (6-0-0 evenly distributed between the two of them), if he's forced to retire for whatever reason I cannot imagine Hakuho taking every yusho. However with the two of them on the dohyo, I can't really think of a rikishi capable of overcoming them both.

I agree with the first part, if Asashoryu isn't scummed by the Kyokai, the yokozuna will take all 6 yusho. But it won't be evenly split. Asashoryu will take all 6.

JSNF

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Looks as if we expect the Yokozunas to dominate this year - with one yusho possibly going to an Ozeki (I wonder which one?)

Poll closed.

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Looks as if we expect the Yokozunas to dominate this year - with one yusho possibly going to an Ozeki (I wonder which one?)

Looks as if we were correct 5 wins from Yokozunas, and one from an Ozeki - and it was Kotooshu!

Full Yusho results are:-

Jan - Hakuho (Y1E 14-1)

Mar - Asashoryu (Y1W 13-2)

May - Kotooshu (O2W 14-1)

Jul - Hakuho (Y1W 15-0)

Sep - Hakuho (Y1E 14-1)

Nov - Hakuho (Y1E 13-2)

Repeat poll to follow soon!

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