Doitsuyama 1,173 Posted November 25, 2010 Toyonoshima is still trying to become the second rikishi ever to win consecutive yusho in juryo and makuuchi as he downed co-leader ozeki Baruto with a shitatehineri. Ryogoku managed that feat in 1914, and the yusho just didn't have the same ring to it like it does today - for example the last bout of Ryogoku (the yusho decider so to speak) was against the lowest ranked maegashira, not against his pursuer, yokozuna Tachiyama against whom he most likely would have lost. Today's yokozuna Hakuho and the eternal ozeki Kaio also won their bouts, sending Tochiozan and Hakuba to make-koshi. They meet tomorrow to take down another rikishi from the leaders while Toyonoshima is up against Kakuryu and Baruto must beat fellow ozeki Kotooshu to stay within one win. Goeido is the sole rikishi at 9-3 while Tamawashi beat Shotenro for the single makuuchi kachi-koshi of the day. Kotoshogiku beat Kisenosato to get close to a sanyaku return as Homasho and Aminishiki hurt their chances with losses. Juryo had even two bouts between leaders with Wakakoyu and Toyohibiki emerging victorious over Sakaizawa and Kaisei. Tochinowaka stayed in the leader group but veteran Tamanoshima lost to Kyokunankai. Two other veterans Tosanoumi and Jumonji are a double digit losses already with Jumonji sure to get demoted along with Ryuho while Tosanoumi can still stay in juryo if he wins out which seems unlikely by now. Tsurugidake and Chiyohakuho also are in danger ans get an encounter with the two very motivated lead makushita at 3-3 tomorrow. Masunoyama lost to Daido to get the make-koshi and has only room for one more loss to stay in juryo. Day 12 Juryo J13e Akiseyama (8-4) oshidashi J13w Tsurugidake (5-7) J12w Daido (7-5) hikiotoshi J11w Masunoyama (4-8) J10e Tochinowaka (9-3) hikiotoshi J12e Chiyohakuho (6-6) J10w Tamaasuka (4-8) uwatenage J8e Tosanoumi (2-10) J5e Kyokunankai (7-5) oshidashi J8w Tamanoshima (8-4) J5w Masatsukasa (6-6) yorikiri J9w Sadanoumi (6-6) J4e Asofuji (5-7) katasukashi J6w Hochiyama (5-7) J4w Toyohibiki (9-3) yorikiri J6e Kaisei (8-4) J3e Hoshikaze (3-9) sukuinage J14e Jumonji (2-10) J7w Takarafuji (8-4) oshidashi J3w Wakatenro (6-6) J2e Toyozakura (7-5) hikiotoshi J7e Kakizoe (6-6) J14w Ryuho (4-8) yorikiri J2w Sadanofuji (3-9) J1e Wakakoyu (9-3) tsukidashi J9e Sakaizawa (8-4) J11e Takayasu (8-4) hatakikomi J1w Shironoryu (4-8) Makuuchi M14e Goeido (9-3) yorikiri M13e Sokokurai (5-7) M16w Okinoumi (7-5) yorikiri M13w Tochinonada (4-8) M15e Koryu (6-6) oshidashi M12e Takamisakari (6-6) M11w Tokitenku (7-5) ketaguri M14w Miyabiyama (7-5) M8e Tamawashi (8-4) hikiotoshi M16e Shotenro (8-4) M15w Kasugao (3-9) kotenage M7e Kotokasuga (3-9) M10w Tosayutaka (7-5) oshidashi M7w Kimurayama (4-8) M6e Kokkai (4-8) kirikaeshi M12w Bushuyama (2-10) M11e Mokonami (7-5) yorikiri M6w Tokusegawa (7-5) M5e Yoshikaze (6-6) tsukiotoshi M9e Kyokutenho (7-5) M10e Gagamaru (6-6) oshidashi M5w Wakanosato (4-8) M4w Takekaze (5-7) oshidashi M8w Shimotori (5-7) M2w Asasekiryu (5-7) hatakikomi M2e Aminishiki (6-6) M1w Kotoshogiku (7-5) yorikiri M1e Kisenosato (8-4) K1e Aran (3-9) hatakikomi M3w Kitataiki (3-9) K1w Tochinoshin (4-8) shitatenage M3e Homasho (6-6) S1w Kakuryu (6-6) tsukiotoshi O1e Kotooshu (8-4) O2w Kaio (11-1) yorikiri M4e Hakuba (4-8) M9w Toyonoshima (11-1) shitatehineri O1w Baruto (10-2) Y1e Hakuho (11-1) kotenage S1e Tochiozan (4-8) Day 13 Juryo Ms1w Sagatsukasa (3-3) J13w Tsurugidake (5-7) J12e Chiyohakuho (6-6) Ms1e Kiyoseumi (3-3) J8e Tosanoumi (2-10) J11w Masunoyama (4-8) J11e Takayasu (8-4) J6w Hochiyama (5-7) J6e Kaisei (8-4) J10e Tochinowaka (9-3) J9e Sakaizawa (8-4) J5w Masatsukasa (6-6) J5e Kyokunankai (7-5) J13e Akiseyama (8-4) J10w Tamaasuka (4-8) J4w Toyohibiki (9-3) J4e Asofuji (5-7) J12w Daido (7-5) J9w Sadanoumi (6-6) J3w Wakatenro (6-6) J3e Hoshikaze (3-9) J14w Ryuho (4-8) J7e Kakizoe (6-6) J2w Sadanofuji (3-9) J2e Toyozakura (7-5) J8w Tamanoshima (8-4) J14e Jumonji (2-10) J1w Shironoryu (4-8) J1e Wakakoyu (9-3) J7w Takarafuji (8-4) Makuuchi M15w Kasugao (3-9) M13w Tochinonada (4-8) M16w Okinoumi (7-5) M11w Tokitenku (7-5) M14w Miyabiyama (7-5) M10w Tosayutaka (7-5) M10e Gagamaru (6-6) M13e Sokokurai (5-7) M9e Kyokutenho (7-5) M15e Koryu (6-6) M16e Shotenro (8-4) M8w Shimotori (5-7) M12w Bushuyama (2-10) M7w Kimurayama (4-8) M7e Kotokasuga (3-9) M11e Mokonami (7-5) M14e Goeido (9-3) M6w Tokusegawa (7-5) M6e Kokkai (4-8) M12e Takamisakari (6-6) M8e Tamawashi (8-4) M4w Takekaze (5-7) M3e Homasho (6-6) M5w Wakanosato (4-8) M2w Asasekiryu (5-7) M1w Kotoshogiku (7-5) M1e Kisenosato (8-4) M2e Aminishiki (6-6) M3w Kitataiki (3-9) K1w Tochinoshin (4-8) K1e Aran (3-9) M4e Hakuba (4-8) M9w Toyonoshima (11-1) S1w Kakuryu (6-6) S1e Tochiozan (4-8) M5e Yoshikaze (6-6) O1e Kotooshu (8-4) O1w Baruto (10-2) Y1e Hakuho (11-1) O2w Kaio (11-1) Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Tom 0 Posted November 25, 2010 I yelled loudly and woke up my girlfriend when I saw Toyonoshima beating Baruto. I've been secretly hoping that the emperor's cup would go to Kaio or Toyonoshima this basho and my hopes just might become reality! Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Harry 67 Posted November 25, 2010 I was watching too, can't believe it! I know people don't agree but I much prefer a basho where the makuuchi yusho is a race rather than a parade. This is great stuff, no matter how odd some of it may be... I believe (Sign of approval...) Share this post Link to post Share on other sites