Doitsuyama 1,192 Posted July 14, 2010 Mongolian Shironoryu won against young Takayasu to make it three rikishi at 2-0 in the juryo promotion zone as some of the new faces in juryo next basho begin to materialize. Aoiyama lost to Sotairyu and quickly loses his longshot chance for a promotion from Ms15w. Mongolian Takanoiwa suffered three consecutive make-koshi after the high sandanme yusho in Kyushu 2009, but he seems to be back on track as he is 2-0 with a win against Kotomisen. 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yorikiri Ms6w Yoshiazuma (0-2) Ms4e Shironoryu (2-0) watashikomi Ms6e Takayasu (1-1) Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Fay 1,677 Posted July 14, 2010 much too early ... may my dream come true? .... Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Peterao 3 Posted July 14, 2010 (edited) Jd43w Tamakishin (1-1) yorikiri Jd43e Yatsurugi (0-2)Jd40e Juban (1-1) yoritaoshi Jd41e Takeda (0-2) Jonidan rikishi Juban made news today, in a bout he wasn't even directly involved in. In the bout between Tamakishin and Yatsurugi, Yatsurugi did utchari on his foe, and the gyoji awarded him the victory. However, the eagle-eyed Juban, sitting at ringside, noticed that Yatsurugi's foot was actually outside of the dohyo when he finished his move. So Juban raised his arm and called for the mono-ii, something he is entitled to do yet something that is rarely ever actually done, especially in the Jonidan ranks. After the match, Juban said "Everyone is out there gambarizing their hardest, so I thought it best to not leave the match with such an unpleasant aftertaste." Tachitagawa-oyakata was also surprised. "I was about to raise my hand, but he had already raised it!" The victorious Tamakishin also said "I am grateful for his assitance." EDIT: And according to a post on the Sumo ML, Juban is withdrawing from the basho from Day 5. After winning his match and giving interviews? Strange... All is fine. Rock on, righteous Juban! (Laughing...) Edited July 14, 2010 by Peterao Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Kotoviki 16 Posted July 14, 2010 Jd43w Tamakishin (1-1) yorikiri Jd43e Yatsurugi (0-2)Jd40e Juban (1-1) yoritaoshi Jd41e Takeda (0-2) Jonidan rikishi Juban made news today, in a bout he wasn't even directly involved in. In the bout between Tamakishin and Yatsurugi, Yatsurugi did utchari on his foe, and the gyoji awarded him the victory. However, the eagle-eyed Juban, sitting at ringside, noticed that Yatsurugi's foot was actually outside of the dohyo when he finished his move. So Juban raised his arm and called for the mono-ii, something he is entitled to do yet something that is rarely ever actually done, especially in the Jonidan ranks. After the match, Juban said "Everyone is out there gambarizing their hardest, so I thought it best to not leave the match with such an unpleasant aftertaste." Tachitagawa-oyakata was also surprised. "I was about to raise my hand, but he had already raised it!" The victorious Tamakishin also said "I am grateful for his assitance." I didn't know about this, I didn't notice it sitting right there.. but as a friend of both Juban's and his sister and mother I'm very excited by this news!!!! (Laughing...) Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Kotoviki 16 Posted July 14, 2010 (edited) Jd43w Tamakishin (1-1) yorikiri Jd43e Yatsurugi (0-2)Jd40e Juban (1-1) yoritaoshi Jd41e Takeda (0-2) Jonidan rikishi Juban made news today, in a bout he wasn't even directly involved in. In the bout between Tamakishin and Yatsurugi, Yatsurugi did utchari on his foe, and the gyoji awarded him the victory. However, the eagle-eyed Juban, sitting at ringside, noticed that Yatsurugi's foot was actually outside of the dohyo when he finished his move. So Juban raised his arm and called for the mono-ii, something he is entitled to do yet something that is rarely ever actually done, especially in the Jonidan ranks. After the match, Juban said "Everyone is out there gambarizing their hardest, so I thought it best to not leave the match with such an unpleasant aftertaste." Tachitagawa-oyakata was also surprised. "I was about to raise my hand, but he had already raised it!" The victorious Tamakishin also said "I am grateful for his assitance." EDIT: And according to a post on the Sumo ML, Juban is withdrawing from the basho from Day 5. After winning his match and giving interviews? Strange... strange indeed!!! I've already sent an email to him to find out what's up! I hope Yatsurugi didn't attack him, or sick a bunch of angry yakuza on him for calling the monoii.... The mystery is solved! It is Takeda who is withdrawing, not Juban. ・東序二段四十一枚目 武田（鳴戸部屋） Juban just emailed me back to say he was fine, and had a match tomorrow.... Takeda was injured badly in the match. He had to be carried from the dohyo and taken to the hospital. Edited July 14, 2010 by Kotoviki Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Kintamayama 45,445 Posted July 14, 2010 EDIT: And according to a post on the Sumo ML, Juban is withdrawing from the basho from Day 5. After winning his match and giving interviews? Strange... The Sumo ML (Laughing...) , where you go for the facts.. Did they also mention that Juban lives in Azabu? (Holiday feeling...) Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Peterao 3 Posted July 14, 2010 EDIT: And according to a post on the Sumo ML, Juban is withdrawing from the basho from Day 5. After winning his match and giving interviews? Strange... The Sumo ML (Applauding...) , where you go for the facts.. Did they also mention that Juban lives in Azabu? (Applauding...) I admit to being too lazy to double check the Kyokai site! And I would have gotten away with it, if it weren't for those meddling kids... Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
shimodahito 316 Posted July 15, 2010 what a wonderful side story! makes me wonder how often this happens.... and if it's ever happened in makuuchi.... or with a yokozuna match. imagine asa doing this during a hakuho bout!!! -shimodahito Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
ryafuji 815 Posted July 15, 2010 (edited) makes me wonder how often this happens....and if it's ever happened in makuuchi.... Apparently it happened in January 1996 when Takanonami raised his hand in a bout involving his stablemate Takatoriki and Tosanoumi. http://www.sumoforum.net/forums/index.php?...st&p=117781 Edited July 15, 2010 by ryafuji Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Peterao 3 Posted July 15, 2010 Having not witnessed either incident, does anyone know if the rikishi who calls for the monoii gets to participate in the monoii itself? Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Doitsuyama 1,192 Posted July 15, 2010 Having not witnessed either incident, does anyone know if the rikishi who calls for the monoii gets to participate in the monoii itself? Nope. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Kintamayama 45,445 Posted July 15, 2010 Having not witnessed either incident, does anyone know if the rikishi who calls for the monoii gets to participate in the monoii itself? He does get invited to the party afterward, though. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Yubinhaad 11,737 Posted July 15, 2010 After the match, Juban said "Everyone is out there gambarizing their hardest, so I thought it best to not leave the match with such an unpleasant aftertaste." Tachitagawa-oyakata was also surprised. "I was about to raise my hand, but he had already raised it!" The victorious Tamakishin also said "I am grateful for his assitance." What I'd like to know is who Tachitagawa-oyakata is? Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Doitsuyama 1,192 Posted July 15, 2010 After the match, Juban said "Everyone is out there gambarizing their hardest, so I thought it best to not leave the match with such an unpleasant aftertaste." Tachitagawa-oyakata was also surprised. "I was about to raise my hand, but he had already raised it!" The victorious Tamakishin also said "I am grateful for his assitance." What I'd like to know is who Tachitagawa-oyakata is? You know, Japanese readings are tough, even for people living there... in the May "Sumo" magazine is a cartoon with an announcer botching the readings of all ozeki. Anway it's this guy. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Yubinhaad 11,737 Posted July 15, 2010 You know, Japanese readings are tough, even for people living there... in the May "Sumo" magazine is a cartoon with an announcer botching the readings of all ozeki. Anway it's this guy. Ah, Minatofuji! No wonder the other guy was quicker on the draw... I do miss him. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
