Doitsuyama 1,150 Posted March 25, 2013 (edited) Hakuho won against Harumafuji to deny his fellow yokozuna a double digit record and finally win his ninth zensho yusho, missing out on day 15 against Baruto and Harumafuji since his last zensho in Aki 2010. He is breaking a tie with Futabayama and Taiho to become the sole leader in number of zensho yusho won. Okinoumi managed to beat Myogiryu to stay in second place along with Takarafuji at 11-4 and he won the kanto-sho, the only sansho awarded this basho. Goeido and Tochiozan also won to finish good a basho for both with 10-5, possibly stating an ozeki run. Homarefuji unsurprisingly beat his Kinki university senpai to clinch the makuuchi promotion, with Daikiho doing the same against veteran Asasekiryu. Chiyootori sealed his own makuuchi debut with another win while long-sure promotee Kyokushuho also won the yusho with two wins over Azumaryu, surviving a mono-ii in the first bout. Going by the numbers, Azumaryu should also get promoted in an exchange with Tamawashi, but this one is less clear. JuryoJ14e Hochiyama (5-10) yoritaoshi J14w Sensho (4-11)Ms5w Chiyoo (5-2) yorikiri J10w Yoshiazuma (5-10)J9w Tokushinho (7-8) yorikiri J8w Takanoyama (6-9)J9e Miyabiyama (3-12) oshitaoshi J7w Oniarashi (6-9)J10e Satoyama (9-6) tsukiotoshi J6w Tanzo (6-9)J6e Tamaasuka (8-7) oshidashi J12e Akiseyama (7-8)J11e Kimurayama (7-8) oshidashi J5w Tenkaiho (7-8)J5e Tokushoryu (7-8) yorikiri J7e Wakakoyu (6-9)J4w Takanoiwa (8-7) tsukiotoshi J12w Kagamio (7-8)J3w Chiyootori (10-5) tsukiotoshi J13w Tochihiryu (8-7)J13e Nionoumi (10-5) hikiotoshi J3e Asahisho (8-7)J2w Daikiho (9-6) oshitaoshi J11w Asasekiryu (10-5)J2e Kyokushuho (12-3) uwatenage J8e Azumaryu (12-3)MakuuchiJ4e Homarefuji (10-5) tsukidashi M16e Oiwato (5-10)M13w Sadanofuji (9-6) oshidashi M14e Chiyonokuni (7-8)M12w Masunoyama (7-8) tsukiotoshi J1w Kotoyuki (6-9)M16w Wakanosato (9-6) uwatenage M11w Jokoryu (9-6)M11e Takekaze (9-6) oshidashi M15w Sotairyu (4-11)M9w Yoshikaze (9-6) shitatenage M10w Tamawashi (4-11)M10e Takarafuji (11-4) yorikiri M9e Fujiazuma (8-7)M6w Kitataiki (10-5) oshidashi M8e Aoiyama (9-6)M15e Daido (8-7) yorikiri M5e Aran (8-7)M3w Ikioi (4-11) yorikiri M8w Kyokutenho (7-8)M12e Shotenro (8-7) hatakikomi M3e Tokitenku (5-10)M7e Okinoumi (11-4) yorikiri M2w Myogiryu (8-7)M1w Tochinoshin (7-8) hatakikomi M7w Toyohibiki (6-9)M1e Takayasu (5-10) uwatenage M6e Gagamaru (5-10)K1w Aminishiki (7-8) okuridashi M5w Kaisei (3-12)K1e Tochiozan (10-5) oshitaoshi M4e Toyonoshima (7-8)S1e Goeido (10-5) hatakikomi M4w Shohozan (7-8)S1w Baruto (9-6) uwatenage O2w Kotoshogiku (8-7)O1e Kisenosato (10-5) oshidashi O2e Kakuryu (8-7)Y1w Hakuho (15-0) uwatenage Y1e Harumafuji (9-6)Juryo yusho kettei-senJ2e Kyokushuho yorikiri J8e Azumaryu List of Yusho Makuuchi Hakuho (24th) Juryo Kyokushuho (1st) Makushita Kamei Sandanme Tosayutaka Jonidan Kinunonami Jonokuchi Ishiura List of Sansho Gino-sho not awarded Shukun-sho not awarded Kanto-sho Okinoumi (2nd) Edited March 25, 2013 by Doitsuyama 3 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Akinomaki 34,816 Posted March 26, 2013 Okinoumi managed to beat Myogiryu to stay in second place along with Takarafuji at 11-4 and he won the kanto-sho, the only sansho awarded this basho. Goeido and Tochiozan also won to finish good a basho for both with 10-5, possibly stating an ozeki run. List of Sansho Gino-sho not awarded Shukun-sho not awarded Kanto-sho Okinoumi (2nd) There was the possibility for no sansho at all (for the first time), as both Toyonoshima and Okinoumi were to get it if they win. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Yubinhaad 10,557 Posted March 26, 2013 Voting numbers for the sansho nominations. There were 19 members of the selection committee, so a majority of 10 were needed to award a sansho. Shukun-sho - Toyonoshima (10 votes, but make-koshi); Tochiozan (1 vote). Kanto-sho - Okinoumi (18 votes, awarded); Tochiozan (8 votes); Takarafuji (7 votes). Gino-sho - Okinoumi (1 vote). 3 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
