Doitsuyama 1,178 Posted May 19, 2010 Czech Takanoyama improved to 5-1 with a win over lead makushita Hochiyama, and a few results went in his favour regarding his position on the next banzuke. Lead makushita Masuraumi lost in juryo and must win his last bout to get the kachi-koshi while Ms2w Takarafuji already is make-koshi, losing to Jumonji. Even Sadanoumi can finish behind Takanoyama as he fell out of the yusho race with a sukuinage loss to Kyokushuho, so Sadanoumi and Takanoyama will probably meet for the final bout. On the minus side, Brazilian Kaisei is kachi-koshi with a win against Kirinowaka, probably finishing not worse than #3 in the promotion race. Ms3e Tsurugidake also achieved a somewhat surprising kachi-koshi, beating Yoshiazuma. Kyokushuho will meet Maeta for the makushita yusho decider as the 200 kg rikishi won against Bungonishiki to secure six wins for the second time in three basho. Tochitenko beat another 200 kg rikishi with 20 years old Mankajo and with 4-2 he is enjoying his third successive kachi-koshi and is guaranteed a 120th makushita basho in Nagoya. Oh, and Bulgarian Aoiyama stopped his losses with a win against Araumi from the lower half of makushita. The sandanme yusho race had no surprises today with Takunishiki, Kei and Ikinoshima advancing to 6-0. Takunishiki against Kei probably will be the yusho decider here as Ikinoshima should be set up against the top jonidan rikishi at 6-0 who happens to be career-undefeated Sasakiyama. Barring some (not impossible) surprises from the torikumi makers Saishin and Enshunada, the other two rikishi at 6-0 in jonidan will meet to determine the yusho winner or playoff opponent for Sasakiyama (or even Suekawa who is up tomorrow). The torikumi makers avoided a bout between Hashimoto and Ryuonami, the two jonokuchi leaders, and Hashimoto went ahead for now, beating Tamahikari. Mongolian Ryuonami will try tomorrow to pull even against 19 years old 5-0 jonidan Suekawa, who bounced back nicely from a four basho make-koshi streak. Jonokuchi Jk30e Kato (2-4) yorikiri Jk34e Satake (1-5) Jk28w Hisasakamoto (4-2) kubinage Jk32w Sawada (3-3) Jk32e Uchida (5-1) oshidashi Jk24e Daichi (4-2) Jk22e Fukamiyama (4-2) oshidashi Jk27e Kotoomura (3-3) Jk18w Azumasho (4-2) oshidashi Jk21e Masutenryu (3-3) Jk16w Sugimoto (4-2) oshidashi Jk18e Mukai (3-3) Jk14e Nishiyama (3-3) yorikiri Jk28e Kotoharada (2-4) Jk13e Tateno (5-1) yoritaoshi Jk19w Tanahashi (4-2) Jk15w Nagao (4-2) oshidashi Jk12e Kudo (3-3) Jk10w Yoshifuji (3-3) oshidashi Jk24w Kotoarai (2-4) Jk7e Aoimaru (1-0) yorikiri Jk20e Murashita (0-6) Jk17w Hashimoto (6-0) hatakikomi Jk6e Tamahikari (4-2) Jk4e Barikimaru (1-0) oshidashi Jk5e Tatsunishiki (0-6) Jk5w Kanai (4-2) yorikiri Jk3e Sakuma (3-3) Jonidan Jd123e Wakatoohashi (3-3) yoritaoshi Jk1w Kawabata (2-4) Jk1e Kasachikara (3-3) yorikiri Jd122e Moriurara (2-4) Jd123w Daiseishin (5-1) yorikiri Jd119w Daishiryu (4-2) Jd117w Fukusegawa (3-3) uwatenage Jd119e Shuho (2-4) Jd114e Hakubizan (2-4) yorikiri Jd120e Azumahana (1-5) Jd113e Kotonishikawa (5-1) tsukiotoshi Jd116e Iwabuchi (4-2) Jd112w Hokuyozan (4-2) yorikiri Jd110e Asaamami (3-3) Jd109e Motokiyama (5-1) sukuinage Jd112e Wakahizen (4-2) Jd111e Kanryu (3-3) yorikiri Jd107w Kawahara (2-4) Jd103w Hayatefuji (4-2) yoritaoshi Jd105e Kainofuji (3-3) Jd101w Shintaku (3-3) oshidashi Jd106w Tenkaizan (2-4) Jd99w Nara (3-3) hatakikomi Jd102e Asaryuho (2-4) Jd104w Higonohana (2-4) yorikiri Jd97w Shimasegawa (1-5) Jd96w Minezakura (5-1) hikiotoshi Jd106e Aonosho (4-2) Jd95w Kaidonami (4-2) oshitaoshi Jd94w Chikarayama (3-3) Jd90w Hoshigane (5-1) kotenage Jd96e Shijima (4-2) Jd93e Zendaisho (3-3) yorikiri Jd89w Oigarashi (2-4) Jd93w Amanowaka (2-4) yoritaoshi Jd88e Amakusa (1-5) Jd87e Tochitensho (4-2) isamiashi Jd91e Hazukiyama (3-3) Jd85e Tokiarashi (2-4) yorikiri Jd83w Koseki (1-5) Jd86e Tosahikari (5-1) sukuinage Jd81w Hoonami (4-2) Jd98e Enshunada (6-0) yoritaoshi Jd78e Shobushi (5-1) Jd83e Kotowatanabe (3-3) sukuinage Jd76w Rokumonsen (2-4) Jd77e Hasegawa (3-3) yoritaoshi Jd75e Sadanosato (2-4) Jd74w Kotokuzan (2-4) oshidashi Jd72e Nekomata (1-5) Jd70w Matsuura (4-2) hatakikomi Jd75w Wakamiura (3-3) Jd68e Kumao (3-3) sukuinage Jd69w Masuamami (2-4) Jd66e Tamakaizan (5-1) uwatenage Jd73w Hisachikara (4-2) Jd67w Kisenishiki (4-2) yorikiri Jd64w Takahashi (3-3) Jd62w Azumasato (4-2) hatakikomi Jd60e Ryushonami (3-3) Jd59e Hayabusa (3-3) yoritaoshi Jd60w Ranbuzan (2-4) Jd57w Ishihara (2-4) yorikiri Jd64e Hokutoryu (1-5) Jd56w Marikomaru (4-2) hatakikomi Jd58w Kotomyozan (3-3) Jd54e Byakko (1-5) okuridashi Jd79w Isanishiki (0-6) Jd52e Owada (5-1) uwatenage Jd55e Wakanoryu (4-2) Jd49w Saishin (6-0) yoritaoshi Jd74e Sekiho (5-1) Jd48w Fujinoumi (3-3) oshidashi Jd51e Hatachidake (2-4) Jd48e Masuryu (5-1) yorikiri Jd46w Hamaazuma (4-2) Jd42e Kaihazan (3-3) hatakikomi Jd43e Obamaumi (2-4) Jd45w Sadanoshu (2-4) tsukiotoshi Jd38e Ikataumi (1-5) Jd40e Fujinohana (3-3) sukuinage Jd37e Daitenyu (2-4) Jd43w Karyutsukasa (4-2) katasukashi Jd36e Kiritora (3-3) Jd39w Hokuto (2-4) yorikiri Jd34w Echizenyama (1-5) Jd32e Teraoryu (4-2) hikiotoshi Jd30e Wakanishiki (3-3) Jd27e Saio (3-3) oshidashi Jd33e Misakiyama (2-4) Jd25w Sasagawa (3-3) hikiotoshi Jd31e Kasugashin (2-4) Jd41e Kiryu (5-1) oshidashi Jd23e Takamine (4-2) Jd22e Mori (2-4) shitatenage Jd29e Adachi (1-5) Jd20w Kamakari (1-5) yorikiri Jd32w Kurenishiki (0-6) Jd20e Sasakiyama (6-0) yoritaoshi Jd26e Hokudozan (5-1) Jd19e Tochinokuni (4-2) oshidashi Jd24e Wakahikari (3-3) Jd17w Onami (4-2) oshidashi Jd21e Shibahara (3-3) Jd18e Yuzawa (3-3) kirikaeshi Jd16e Taketoba (2-4) Jd11w Kaminoyama (2-4) yoritaoshi Jd15e Tamakishin (1-5) Jd13w Shinnishiki (3-3) yoritaoshi Jd10e Arikawa (2-4) Jd14w Masumiura (5-1) tsukiotoshi Jd7w Hokutofuji (4-2) Jd8w Teraosho (3-3) isamiashi Jd5e Burinosato (2-4) Jd6w Tokushuzan (5-1) oshidashi Jd3w Tochitaiga (4-2) Jd12e Kyokuhikari (1-5) kotenage Jd1w Kotosaito (0-6) Sandanme Sd100e Hamamiryu (3-3) okuridashi Jd4w Daika (2-4) Jd3e Yutsukasa (3-3) kotenage Sd98w Takada (2-4) Sd95e Tochinoshima (4-2) oshidashi Sd96e Hoshiazuma (3-3) Sd93e Daishokai (2-4) oshidashi Sd99e Tokishibata (1-5) Sd97e Kosenho (5-1) oshidashi Sd90w Takamisato (4-2) Sd89e Kirizakura (3-3) okuridashi Sd92e Tochiotoha (2-4) Sd86e Daishoko (2-4) oshidashi Sd95w Kyokuhozan (1-5) Sd91w Hayasegawa (2-4) yorikiri Sd84w Hanakaze (1-5) Sd87w Chiyosakae (3-2) oshitaoshi Sd80w Kasuganami (2-4) Sd78w Sadanokuni (5-1) oshidashi Sd86w Miura (4-2) Sd79e Katagiri (5-1) oshidashi Sd77e Daiseiho (4-2) Sd76e Fujinokaze (4-2) yorikiri Sd81e Kasugamine (3-3) Sd82e Komatsukasa (2-4) hatakikomi Sd74w Notoazuma (1-5) Sd72e Daijo (3-3) oshidashi Sd71e Tosa (2-4) Sd69w Koriyama (3-3) oshidashi Sd71w Chiyoraizan (2-4) Sd73w Kaorufuji (5-1) oshidashi Sd67e Tochifudo (4-2) Sd65e Kasugaryu (5-1) kotenage Sd66w Hidaka (4-2) Sd91e Ikinoshima (6-0) hikiotoshi Sd63e Saito (5-1) Sd68e Kawashita (3-3) tsukiotoshi Sd62e Ayanokaze (2-4) Sd59e Matsubayama (1-5) tsuridashi Sd65w Gonoumi (0-6) Sd63w Komanokuni (4-2) yorikiri Sd57e Satonofuji (3-3) Sd58e Hokazan (3-3) yorikiri Sd55e Hokutoiwa (2-4) Sd53w Isanokuni (4-2) oshidashi Sd54e Ogifuji (3-3) Sd59w Nishitani (2-4) oshidashi Sd52e Chiyonoriku (1-5) Sd50e Torugawa (5-1) yorikiri Sd60e Higo (4-2) Sd46e Kei (6-0) hatakikomi Sd83e Tosahayato (5-1) Sd42w Goki (3-3) tsukiotoshi Sd47w Ryutei (2-4) Sd44e Enatsukasa (4-2) sukuinage Sd41w Fukudayama (3-3) Sd39e Asahisho (5-1) oshidashi Sd47e Kihakuriki (4-2) Sd40w Masuhikari (4-2) kimedashi Sd38e Danyu (3-3) Sd37w Kotokashiwadani (3-3)yorikiri Sd36w Chiyonohana (2-4) Sd34w Fukugoriki (4-2) oshidashi Sd35w Minanosato (3-3) Sd32w Masunofuji (5-1) sukuinage Sd32e Chiyootori (4-2) Sd31e Koshinoryu (3-3) hatakikomi Sd36e Tochikasuga (2-4) Sd34e Kisomitsuru (4-2) oshidashi Sd29e Dewahayate (3-3) Sd27e Okinofuji (2-4) yorikiri Sd30e Toho (1-5) Sd29w Asanawa (5-1) oshidashi Sd25e Daishoryu (4-2) Sd27w Toyohikari (3-3) hatakikomi Sd22w Kotoninsei (2-4) Sd24w Rendaiyama (4-2) hatakikomi Sd21e Kumagai (3-3) Sd19w Hamaeiko (1-5) shitatenage Sd33e Hokutotsuru (0-6) Sd19e Tamao (5-1) uwatenage Sd21w Takakiho (4-2) Sd17w Kotokino (3-3) oshidashi Sd23w Chiyohakuryu (2-4) Sd23e Takunishiki (6-0) yorikiri Sd15w Seiro (5-1) Sd13e Byakko (4-2) shitatehineri Sd16e Migikataagari (3-3) Sd15e Wakakengo (4-2) yoritaoshi Sd12e Aisaka (3-3) Sd9w Daishoki (4-2) yorikiri Sd10w Tokio (3-3) Sd11e Yoshinokuni (2-4) okurinage Sd6w Miyamaru (1-5) Sd5w Tochinohama (4-2) oshidashi Sd8e Sadanishiki (3-3) Sd4w Matsumidori (5-1) yoritaoshi Sd4e Inoue (4-2) Sd1w Kotootori (3-3) uwatenage Sd3w Chiyonoshin (2-4) Makushita Sd3e Masutoo (4-2) kimedashi Ms60e Musoketsu (3-3) Ms58w Tochitenko (4-2) hatakikomi Sd2w Mankajo (3-3) Ms56e Gorikiyama (4-2) uwatenage Ms57w Sakigake (3-3) Ms53e Kobo (4-2) okuridashi Ms51w Naoe (3-3) Ms49e Tokitsukasa (5-1) hatakikomi Ms57e Kihonoumi (4-2) Ms48e Yotsuguruma (5-1) hatakikomi Ms54e Aozora (4-2) Ms55w Orora (1-5) yorikiri Ms46w Ryujinsakari (0-6) Ms50w Kagamio (4-2) yorikiri Ms45e Hoshizakura (3-3) Ms41w Fukunohana (4-2) oshidashi Ms42e Hidenofuji (3-3) Ms47e Shoho (2-4) yorikiri Ms39w Hokuo (1-5) Ms38w Taika (3-3) yoritaoshi Ms40w Kotoyuki (2-4) Ms35w Maeta (6-0) yorikiri Ms52e Bungonishiki (5-1) Ms37w Wakamifuji (4-2) oshidashi Ms34w Kotomisen (3-3) Ms44w Terashita (5-1) yoritaoshi Ms31e Chokozan (4-2) Ms30e Sakaguchi (3-3) yorikiri Ms36w Daiyubu (2-4) Ms26w Dewaotori (2-4) yorikiri Ms31w Hananosato (1-5) Ms25e Masunoyama (5-1) yorikiri Ms23e Rikiryu (4-2) Ms20w Sotairyu (4-2) oshidashi Ms25w Surugatsukasa (3-3) Ms19w Kitaharima (4-2) oshidashi Ms22w Kaonishiki (3-3) Ms22e Nionoumi (5-1) oshidashi Ms16w Fujiazuma (4-2) Ms10w Takayasu (4-2) uwatenage Ms9e Shirononami (3-3) Ms8w Satsumahibiki (3-3) yoritaoshi Ms7w Takateru (2-4) Ms9w Nakanokuni (5-1) hikiotoshi Ms7e Shironoryu (4-2) Ms5w Aoiyama (1-5) oshidashi Ms33e Araumi (0-6) Ms32e Kyokushuho (6-0) sukuinage Ms5e Sadanoumi (5-1) Ms15w Satoyama (2-4) uwatedashinage Ms4e Kotoyutaka (1-5) Ms3w Ryuho (2-4) hatakikomi Ms12w Raido (1-5) Ms3e Tsurugidake (4-2) tsukiotoshi Ms4w Yoshiazuma (3-3) Ms6w Jumonji (3-3) hatakikomi Ms2w Takarafuji (2-4) Ms6e Takanoyama (5-1) hikkake Ms1w Hochiyama (4-2) Juryo J13w Kanbayashi (4-7) hatakikomi Ms1e Masuraumi (3-3) Ms2e Kaisei (4-2) yorikiri J13e Kirinowaka (2-9) Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Pippooshu 1 Posted May 19, 2010 (edited) I hope for Takanoyama's promotion in the Juryo's division but it's difficult. Hochiyama is over. Kaisei is over. Tsurugikade is over. Sadanoumi is over and maybe Masuraumi and Yoshiazuma also. Too many for an ms 6! Edited May 19, 2010 by Pippooshu Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Azumashida 1 Posted May 19, 2010 Could Takayasu be the real deal? 8th consecutive kk and a new highest rank on the next banzuke! Would be interesting to see some of his bouts, if they are available somewhere... Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Kuroyama 715 Posted May 19, 2010 I hope for Takanoyama's promotion in the Juryo's division but it's difficult. Hochiyama is over. Kaisei is over. Tsurugikade is over. Sadanoumi is over and maybe Masuraumi and Yoshiazuma also. Too many for an ms 6! If he has to wait one more basho, that's not very much time considering how long he's been at this. And it's not asking too much for 2 consecutive makushita KKs, if you want him to have any staying power in juryo at all. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Fay 1,677 Posted May 19, 2010 Kaisei will not be promoted with only 4 wins, he needs one more - that's what I heard today. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Raishu 208 Posted May 19, 2010 Would be interesting to see some of his bouts, if they are available somewhere... Indeed, there are some of his bouts on youtube (looks like a fan constantly uploads them). Takayasu on youtube Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Pippooshu 1 Posted May 19, 2010 (edited) I hope for Takanoyama's promotion in the Juryo's division but it's difficult. Hochiyama is over. Kaisei is over. Tsurugikade is over. Sadanoumi is over and maybe Masuraumi and Yoshiazuma also. Too many for an ms 6! If he has to wait one more basho, that's not very much time considering how long he's been at this. And it's not asking too much for 2 consecutive makushita KKs, if you want him to have any staying power in juryo at all. I know..You're right. But two times Takanoyama has lost a similar opportunity during past high makushita ranking bashoes. I'm afraid about his next basho... (Shaking head...) Edited May 19, 2010 by Pippooshu Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Asashosakari 19,150 Posted May 19, 2010 Kaisei will not be promoted with only 4 wins, he needs one more - that's what I heard today. I think that's just an indication that he's likely to fall to below 3rd in the order if he loses his final bout. Takes only two wins from the trio of Masuraumi/Tsurugidake/Sadanoumi for that to happen. And of course there's still the possibility that Kanbayashi goes on a tear and finishes 7-8. I kinda wonder who would get promoted between, say, Ms3e Tsurugidake 5-2 and Ms5e Sadanoumi 6-1. Precedence would favour Sadanoumi, I think, but a possible veteran bonus (not to mention a Musashigawa-rijicho bonus) might favour Tsurugidake. The only things that are reasonably clear for now are that Hochiyama is going to juryo, and Yoshiazuma isn't. Could Takayasu be the real deal? 8th consecutive kk and a new highest rank on the next banzuke! He's sure distanced the other Heisei era rikishi for now... Speaking of which, new tracking thread coming up after the basho. (Okay, it's not going to be that special...) Indeed, there are some of his bouts on youtube (looks like a fan constantly uploads them). Neat, thanks for the heads-up! Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Pippooshu 1 Posted May 19, 2010 (edited) Sorry for my stupid question but in the sumotori's list I've discovered this strange case: two different Byakko for only one shikona. I think it changes the kanji? (Shaking head...) Byakko East Sandanme 13 (Sandanme 11) Byakko East Jonidan 54 (Sandanme 72) Edited May 19, 2010 by Pippooshu Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Doitsuyama 1,178 Posted May 19, 2010 Sorry for my stupid question but in the sumotori's list I've discovered this strange case: two different Byakko for only one shikona. I think it changes the kanji? (Shaking head...) Byakko East Sandanme 13 (Sandanme 11) Byakko East Jonidan 54 (Sandanme 72) Well, the sandanme one is Byakko (short o), the lower ranked guy is Byakkooo (looong o), so it's not only different kanji but really a different name... This gets hidden in the chosen form of romanization which sometimes leads to confusion. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Asashosakari 19,150 Posted May 19, 2010 (edited) Well, the sandanme one is Byakko (short o), the lower ranked guy is Byakkooo (looong o), so it's not only different kanji but really a different name... This gets hidden in the chosen form of romanization which sometimes leads to confusion. BTW, as they did the last few times (Oka/Ouka and Mori/Mouri), the Kyokai web guys have again redubbed the long-o guy as Byakkou in his profile. In a related issue, I guess the shindeshi Nakashima will show up with a new shikona next time out. Okay, or the one who's already on the banzuke will. Or one of them will suddenly be listed as Nakajima, whatever. Either way there's a kana collision for now. (Not that they usually care about collisions with shindeshi names.) Edited May 19, 2010 by Asashosakari Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Azumashida 1 Posted May 19, 2010 Would be interesting to see some of his bouts, if they are available somewhere... Indeed, there are some of his bouts on youtube (looks like a fan constantly uploads them). Takayasu on youtube Great, thanks! Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
