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Absences, Withdrawals, Returns - Natsu 2009

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Day 1 Fusen, Day 3, Day 4 Fusen, Day 5, Day 5 Update, Day 6 Fusen, Day 7, Day 9, Day 9 Fusen, Day 11, Day 11 Fusen, Day 12 Fusen, Day 13, Day 14 Fusen

The NSK has announced the sekitori absences for Natsu 2009. Non-sekitori absences will be announced in about 24 hours are found here.

The absent sekitori is:

West Maegashira 7 Wakanosato.

Edited by Fukurou

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Non-Sekitori Day 1 Absences, from the NSK website (corrections welcome!)

MAKUSHITA

West Makushita 5 HOKUTOKUNI

East Makushita 12 DAIYUUBU

East Makushita 29 KYOKUSHUUHOU

West Makushita 35 TOCHITSUBASA

East Makushita 46 HOMAREFUJI

East Makushita 49 SATSUKIUMI

SANDANME

West Sandanme 4 AOTSURUGI

East Sandanme 26 KARATSUUMI

East Sandanme 29 KAZAFUZAN

West Sandanme 63 HIKARIGAZE

West Sandanme 68 TOCHIHIRYUU

West Sandanme 77 YUUTSUKASA

West Sandanme 82 TERAOSHOU

West Sandanme 84 DEWAHIKARI

JONIDAN

East Jonidan 6 ARATOUSHI

West Jonidan 9 WAKAIZUMI

West Jonidan 13 KOTOBUKI

East Jonidan 22 CHIYONORETSU

West Jonidan 29 TERASHITA

West Jonidan 39 SANADA

West Jonidan 44 WAKANOYUU

East Jonidan 60 WAKAMIURA

West Jonidan 66 KATAGIRI

East Jonidan 67 IKEDA

East Jonidan 68 TOCHIOTOHA

East Jonidan 72 AKAI

East Jonidan 76 KAKUMARU

West Jonidan 80 KIRIMARU

West Jonidan 85 DAIKIYAMA

West Jonidan 87 TAGEN

East Jonidan 88 HAKUOU

East Jonidan 94 SUZUKI

West Jonidan 112 SHISHIOU

East Jonidan 113 IWASAKI

East Jonidan 124 AOIJYUU

JONOKUCHI

East Jonokuchi 2 TOMIYAMA

East Jonokuchi 8 ASAHYUUGA

East Jonokuchi 11 IWABUCHI

West Jonokuchi 12 OOKINOSHITA

East Jonokuchi 14 EBASHI

West Jonokuchi 14 KOUNOFUJI

East Jonokuchi 15 INUI

East Jonokuchi 20 HISAINOUE

West Jonokuchi 23 TERANISHI

West Jonokuchi 29 MASUNOSHIN

West Jonokuchi 34 DAISHOUAI

West Jonokuchi 35 MASUKOUMA

ETA

And, added retroactively by the NSK, Sd54E TOCHINOHAMA

Edited by Fukurou

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Wow, almost 50 this time after the last few basho finally saw some lower numbers than we had in 2007 and early 2008. That makushita list looks pretty star-studded...two recent sekitori and two highly-touted prospects among them.

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That makushita list looks pretty star-studded...two recent sekitori and two highly-touted prospects among them.

Makushita and Sandanme have 321 rikishi. 101 of them are on my talent list, and eight of these 101 rikishi are kyujo (7.9%). In contrast, 220 are not on my talent list, and only six of these rikishi are injured (2.7%). Maybe this is just natural, as non-talented rikishi are more likely to go intai when injured, while the talents still try to hang on. But still, it's depressing to see so many prospects dropping out.

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Hmm, either Sd53e Haruhikari or Sd54e Tochinohama may also be absent. The Day 1 torikumi doesn't make any sense to me otherwise...

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Hmm, either Sd53e Haruhikari or Sd54e Tochinohama may also be absent. The Day 1 torikumi doesn't make any sense to me otherwise...

I just double-checked both torikumi and day 1 absences on the NSK site, and there's no sign of either of them (although their west-side counterparts are both on the d1 torikumi). Why doesn't the torikumi make sense without them?

Edited by Fukurou

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I just double-checked both torikumi and day 1 absences on the NSK site, and there's no sign of either of them (although their west-side counterparts are both on the d1 torikumi). Why doesn't the torikumi make sense without them?

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Kozan-Notozakura takes place on Day 1, which should imply Kyokushoten-Haruhikari on Day 2, and Kyokuhozan-Tochinohama on Day 1. But Day 1 has Kyokuhozan-Isanokuni per Naganoyama's posting, so that can't be right.

Alternative possibilities:

1) Tochinohama is absent, then Day 2 would be Kyokushoten-Haruhikari, and Day 1 Kyokuhozan-Isanokuni, which fits what's already published.

Or slightly more complicated: 2) Haruhikari is absent, then the Day 2 bout should be Kyokushoten-Tochinohama (it would be the two Kyoku's by strict order, but they're in the same stable), and Day 1 Kyokuhozan-Isanokuni. That also fits the published Day 1 bouts.

Either way, I can't figure out a Day 2 schedule that has space for both Haruhikari and Tochinohama, so one should be absent. Unless I'm totally missing something...

Edited by Asashosakari

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JONIDAN

West Jonidan 29 TERASHITA

He has not been in a tournament since his withdrawl in Aki 2008. Is their a thread or post where I can find out what happened to him? :-(

Fay posted some information back in January (Post #6):

TERASHITA

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Notozakura had a fusen win today!

Yep, Sd51w Kozan did not appear for his day 1 match, and Sd52e Notozakura won by default

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am also wondering about my adoptee KAZAFUZAN... anyone know what has happened to him? I assume injury.... details, anyone? thanks in advance.

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am also wondering about my adoptee KAZAFUZAN... anyone know what has happened to him? I assume injury.... details, anyone? thanks in advance.

Not so good news prior to Haru basho. (Showing respect...)

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Day 3

Day 3 brings both withdrawals and return.

Withdrawing are:

West Makushita 22 SHIRONORYU (0-1)

West Sandanme 51 KOZAN (0-1; fusen day 1)

Returning is:

East Makushita 12 DAIYUUBU (0-0; absent from day 1)

(Oops!)

ETA:

ALSO returning were:

East Jonidan 76 KAKAMARU (0-0; absent from day 1)

East Jonokuchi 2 TOMIYAMA (0-0; absent from day 1)

Edited by Fukurou

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It took three days, but somebody at the Kyokai finally noticed that Sd54e Tochinohama hasn't been competing; the Kyokai hoshitori marks him with ã‚„ now and he's been retro-added to the Day 1 absences.

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It took three days, but somebody at the Kyokai finally noticed that Sd54e Tochinohama hasn't been competing; the Kyokai hoshitori marks him with ã‚„ now and he's been retro-added to the Day 1 absences.

Thanks for the update. You said there was something wrong, days ago. Maybe the Kyokai should put you in charge of cross-checking the schedule with the kyujo list.

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Day 4 MIA

West Sandanme 86 CHIYORAIZAN (now 1-1) did not appear for his day 4 match. West Sandanme 85 KAISHINHOU (now 2-0) won by default.

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Day 5

The run of late starting rikishi continues... and there's one withdrawal too.

Withdrawing

West Sandanme 86 CHIYORAIZAN (1-1, fusen day 4)

Returning

(all 0-0, absent from day 1)

West Sandanme 77 YUUTSUKASA

East Jonidan 67 IKEDO

East Jonikuchi 20 HISAINOUE

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After watching Chiyohakuho painfully roll off the dohyo and single leg hop his way down the hanamichi between 2 yobidashi I have to believe he will be absent on day 5 also. Has anyone seen anything from any of the Japanese news sources on this?

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After watching Chiyohakuho painfully roll off the dohyo and single leg hop his way down the hanamichi between 2 yobidashi I have to believe he will be absent on day 5 also. Has anyone seen anything from any of the Japanese news sources on this?

Well, they did seem a bit later about getting the day 6 torikumi out, but Chiyohakuho's on the NSK withdrawl list since about noon JST.

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After watching Chiyohakuho painfully roll off the dohyo and single leg hop his way down the hanamichi between 2 yobidashi I have to believe he will be absent on day 5 also. Has anyone seen anything from any of the Japanese news sources on this?

Well, they did seem a bit later about getting the day 6 torikumi out, but Chiyohakuho's on the NSK withdrawl list since about noon JST.

Thank you for that update

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Day 6 MIA

East Jonokuchi 36 AKIMOTO (now 0-3) did not appear for his match on day 6. West Jonokuchi 32 KOTOTAKAHASHI received his first win by default, and is now 1-2.

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Day 7

Another day with more rikishi returning than withdrawing.

Returning:

East Makushita 29 KYOKUSHUHOU (absent from day 1)

West Sandanme 86 CHIYORAIZAN (1-1, absent from day 5)

Withdrawing:

East Jonokuchi 36 AKITOMO (0-3, fusen day 6)

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Day 9

According to the NSK website, only one rikishi has withdrawn (so far) on day 9.

West Jonidan 33 TERUKAZE (3-1)

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Day 9 Fusen

Two rikishi did not appear for their day 9 matches.

West Jonidan 105 KISHI (now 2-3) did not appear, allowing West Jonidan 107 CHIKARAYAMA (now 3-2) to win by default

East Makushita 45 SAITO (now 0-5) also did not appear, allowing West Makushita 32 HAKIAI (now 1-4) to win achieve his first win of the basho by default

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Day 11

According to the NSK website, rikishi are both withdrawing and returning on day 11.

(return)

East Jonokuchi 11 IWABUCHI (absent from day 1)

(withdraw)

East Makushita 45 SAITO (0-5; fusen day 9)

West Jonidan 105 KISHI (2-3; fusen day 9)

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