WAKATAKE 2,637 Posted March 26, 2017 (edited) What a comeback for Kisenosato! I guess you can say this is what sumo is all about! Let's see who achieved what in the Osaka basho for 2017! Batch 1: Yusho Most Makuuchi Yusho (since establishment of yusho system in 1909) 1. 37 - Hakuho 2. 32 - Taiho 3. 31 - Chiyonofuji 4. 25 - Asashoryu 5. 24 - Kitanoumi 6. 22 - Takanohana 7. 14 - Wajima 8. 12 - Futabayama 8. 12 - Musashimaru 10. 11 - Akebono *Currently active yusho winners: Hakuho (37), Harumafuji (8), Kakuryu (3), Kisenosato (2), Goeido (1), Kotoshogiku (1), Terunofuji (1) Most Makuuchi Zensho (Undefeated) Yusho (since establishment of yusho system in 1909) 1. 12 - Hakuho 2. 8 - Futabayama 2. 8 - Taiho 4. 7 - Tachiyama 4. 7 - Kitanoumi 4. 7 - Chiyonofuji 7. 6 - Tochigiyama 8. 5 - Asashoryu 9. 4 - Tsunenohana 9. 4 - Haguroyama 9. 4 - Takanohana II *Currently active zensho yusho winners: Hakuho (12), Harumafuji (3), Goeido (1) Most Consecutive Yusho 1. 7 - Asashoryu (11/2004~11/2005) 1. 7 - Hakuho (3/2010~5/2011) 3. 6 - Taiho (7/1962~5/1963) 3. 6 - Taiho (3/1966~1/1967) 3. 6 - Hakuho (5/2014~3/2015) 6. 5 - Futabayama (5/1936~5/1938) 6. 5 - Kitanoumi (1/1978~9/1978) 6. 5 - Chiyonofuji (5/1986~1/1987) Most Yusho Ketteisen (playoffs) 1. 10 - Hakuho (6-4) 1. 10 - Takanohana (5-5) 3. 8 - Kitanoumi (3-5) 4. 7 - Akebono (4-3) 4. 7 - Musashimaru (1-6) 6. 6 - Chiyonofuji (6-0) 6. 6 - Asashoryu (5-1) 6. 6 - Taiho (4-2) 9. 5 - Hokutoumi (3-2) 10. 4 - Wajima (3-1) 10. 4 - Takanonami (2-2) 10. 4 - Sadanoyama (1-3) 10. 4 - Wakanohana III (1-3) Most Makuuchi Yusho (Rikishi who did not make Yokozuna) 1. 5 - Kaio 2. 3 - Shimizugawa, Konishiki, Chiyotaikai, Tochiazuma II 6. 2 - Toyokuni, Masuiyama I, Kaiketsu, Takanohana I, Kotokaze, Hokutenyu, Wakashimazu, Kotonishiki, Takanonami Most Juryo Yusho 1. 5 - Masurao 2. 4 - Asanobori, Onishiki, Banryuyama, Hoo, Oginohana II, Wakanosato 8. 3 - Wakanokuni, Oshio, Shishiho, Washuyama, Wakasegawa, Kushimaumi, Daizen, Kinkaiyama, Baruto, Tochinoshin, Toyohibiki (NEW ENTRY) *Correction made from Wakashimazu to Wakanokuni. Thank you to Frakazu for the correction Most Makuuchi Yusho per Heya 1. 52 - Kokonoe 2. 49 - Dewanoumi 3. 45 - Takasago 4. 44 - Nishonoseki 5. 41 - Futagoyama 6. 39 - Miyagino 7. 27 - Hanakago 8. 26 - Mihogaseki 9. 23 - Tatsunami 10. 16 - Sadogatake Most Jun-Yusho 1. 21 - Hakuho 2. 16 - Kitanoumi 2. 16 - Takanohana II 4. 15 - Kashiwado 5. 14 - Wajima 5. 14 - Wakanohana II 5. 14 - Musashimaru 8. 13 - Akebono 9. 12 - Taiho 9. 12 - Tamanoumi 9. 12 - Kisenosato Edited April 7, 2017 by WAKATAKE 4 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Ryoshishokunin 263 Posted March 27, 2017 Query: Do you have a list of the most different yusho winners by heya? Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
WAKATAKE 2,637 Posted March 27, 2017 20 minutes ago, Ryoshishokunin said: Query: Do you have a list of the most different yusho winners by heya? I don't but it's a doable task, just would take a while. 1 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
WAKATAKE 2,637 Posted March 27, 2017 Batch 2: Wins Most Career Wins (All-Time) 1. 1047 - Kaio 2. 1045 - Chiyonofuji 3. 1021 - Hakuho 4. 964 - Oshio 5. 951 - Kitanoumi 6. 927 - Kyokutenho 7. 914 - Wakanosato 8. 872 - Taiho 9. 860 - Terao 10. 822 - Akinoshima Closing in (700<): 814 - Aminishiki, 794 - Harumafuji, 777 - Kisenosato Most Makuuchi Wins 1. 927 - Hakuho 2. 879 - Kaio 3. 807 - Chiyonofuji 4. 802 - Kitanoumi 5. 746 - Taiho 6. 706 - Musashimaru 7. 701 - Takanohana 8. 697 - Kyokutenho 9. 691 - Kisenosato 10. 683 - Takamiyama Closing in (600<): 679 - Harumafuji, 663 - Aminishiki Most Wins in a Calendar Year (90 bouts) 1. 86 - Hakuho (2009) 1. 86 - Hakuho (2010) 3. 84 - Asashoryu (2005) 4. 82 - Kitanoumi (1978) 4. 82 - Hakuho (2013) 6. 81 - Taiho (1963) 6. 81 - Hakuho (2014) 8. 80 - Kitanoumi (1977) 8. 80 - Chiyonofuji (1985) 8. 80 - Takanohana II (1994) 8. 80 - Takanohana II (1995) Most Consecutive Wins (All-Time) 1. 69 - Futabayama (Day 4, Haru 1936~Day 4, Haru 1939) 2. 63 - Tanikaze (October 1777~February 1782) 2. 63 - Hakuho (Day 14, Hatsu 2010~Day 2, Kyushu 2010) 4. 58 - Umegatani I (April 1876~January 1881) 5. 56 - Tachiyama (Day 9, Haru 1912~Day 7, Natsu 1916) 6. 53 - Chiyonofuji (Day 7, Natsu 1988~Day 15, Kyushu 1988) 7. 45 - Taiho (Day 2, Aki 1968~Day 2, Haru 1969) Most Consecutive Wins from Pro Debut (Modern Era) 1. 27 - Jokoryu 2. 26 - Itai 2. 26 - Tokitenkuu 4. 22 - Tochiazuma II 5. 21 - Kototenzan 6. 20 - Akiseyama 6. 20 - Tsurugisho 8. 19 - Konishiki 8. 19 - Daishoyama 8. 19 - Roho 8. 19 - Sakaizawa 8. 19 - Ishiura *Midorifuji's pro debut winning streak ended at 15 wins after losing on day 4 of Haru 2017 *Nishikifuji's pro debut winning streak ended at 16 wins after losing on day 5 of Haru 2017 *Ichiyamamoto has finished Haru 2017 at 7-0 to start his career (7 match winning streak) Most Wins as Yokozuna 1. 733 - Hakuho 2. 670 - Kitanoumi 3. 625 - Chiyonofuji 4. 622 - Taiho 5. 466 - Wajima 6. 463 - Asashoryu 7. 432 - Akebono 8. 429 - Takanohana II 9. 407 - Kashiwado 10. 292 - Tochinishiki *Active Yokozuna: 733 - Hakuho, 252 - Harumafuji, 158 - Kakuryu, 13 - Kisenosato Most Wins as Ozeki 1. 524 - Kaio 2. 515 - Chiyotaikai 3. 422 - Takanohana I 4. 378 - Hokutenyuu 4. 378 - Kotooshu 6. 353 - Musashimaru 6. 353 - Takanonami 8. 345 - Konishiki 9. 332 - Kisenosato 10. 301 - Yutakayama *Active Ozeki: 126 - Goeido, 82 - Terunofuji 2 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
WAKATAKE 2,637 Posted March 28, 2017 Batch 3: Bouts Most Career Bouts (All-Time) 1. 1891 - Oshio 2. 1870 - Kyokutenho 3. 1795 - Terao 4. 1731 - Kaio 5. 1691 - Wakanosato 6. 1654 - Takamiyama 7. 1630 - Aobajo 8. 1613 - Fujizakura 9. 1612 - Aminishiki 10. 1575 - Akinoshima Most Makuuchi Bouts 1. 1470 - Kyokutenho 2. 1444 - Kaio 3. 1430 - Takamiyama 4. 1378 - Terao 5. 1358 - Aminishiki 6. 1283 - Akinoshima 7. 1260 - Kotonowaka 8. 1221 - Kirinji 9. 1183 - Tosanoumi 10. 1182 - Tochinonada Closing in (1100<): 1167 - Takekaze Most Consecutive Career Bouts (All-Time) 1. 1630 - Aobajo 2. 1543 - Fujizakura 3. 1456 - Takatoriki 4. 1425 - Takamiyama 5. 1367 - Dairyugawa 6. 1359 - Terao 7. 1316 - Toyonoumi 8. 1297 - Hidanohana 9. 1267 - Ozutsu 10. 1256 - Otsukasa Most Consecutive Makuuchi Bouts 1. 1231 - Takamiyama 2. 1170 - Ozutsu 3. 1065 - Kurohimeyama 4. 1063 - Terao 5. 1024 - Hasegawa 6. 975 - Takatoriki 7. 945 - Ohikari 8. 885 - Aonosato 8. 885 - Tochihikari 10. 863 - Kitanoumi *For current streaks in Makuuchi please see the link below http://www.sumoforum.net/forums/topic/36454-makuuchi-consecutive-match-tracker/ Most Bouts as Yokozuna 1. 831 - Hakuho 2. 818 - Kitanoumi 3. 730 - Chiyonofuji 4. 716 - Taiho 5. 600 - Wajima 6. 550 - Akebono 6. 550 - Asashoryu 8. 547 - Kashiwado 9. 521 - Takanohana II 10. 372 - Tochinishiki *Currently Active Yokozuna: 831 - Hakuho, 341 - Harumafuji, 223 - Kakuryu, 15 - Kisenosato Most Consecutive Bouts as Yokozuna 1. 722 - Hakuho 2. 653 - Kitanoumi 3. 246 - Wakanohana II 4. 244 - Taiho 5. 242 - Asashoryu 6. 226 - Wajima 7. 217 - Kashiwado 8. 210 - Hokutoumi 9. 178 - Kitanofuji 10. 167 - Wakanohana I Current streaks: 15 - Harumafuji, 15 - Kakuryu, 15 - Kisenosato, 0 - Hakuho Most Bouts as Ozeki 1. 850 - Chiyotaikai 2. 838 - Kaio 3. 695 - Takanohana I 4. 633 - Kotooshu 5. 620 - Hokutenyu 6. 546 - Takanonami 7. 538 - Konishiki 8. 501 - Yutakayama 9. 494 - Asashio 10. 480 - Musashimaru Currently Active Ozeki: 225 - Goeido, 155 - Terunofuji Most Consecutive Bouts as Ozeki 1. 501 - Takanonami 2. 480 - Musashimaru 3. 392 - Asashio 4. 381 - Yutakayama 5. 338 - Hokutenyu 6. 321 - Kiyokuni 6. 321 - Kotokaze 8. 315 - Kitanofuji 9. 300 - Tamanoshima 10. 270 - Mienoumi 10. 270 - Kisenosato Current streaks: 105 - Terunofuji, 0 - Goeido Most Makuuchi Matches Between Two Rikishi 1. 63 - Kotoshogiku (33) vs Kisenosato (30) 2. 61 - Harumafuji (37) vs Kisenosato (24) 3. 59 - Hakuho (43) vs Kisenosato (16) 3. 59 - Musashimaru (38) vs Takanonami (21) 3. 59 - Kotoshogiku (32) vs Harumafuji (27) 6. 57 - Hakuho (35) vs Hafumafuji (22) 7. 55 - Hakuho (50) vs Kotoshogiku (5) 8. 54 - Kaio (34) vs Chiyotaikai (20) 9. 52 - Kitanofuji (37) vs Kiyokuni (15) 9. 52 - Takanohana II (33) vs Musashimaru (19) 9. 52 - Takanonami (28) vs Kaio (24) 2 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
WAKATAKE 2,637 Posted March 28, 2017 Batch 4: Basho Most Basho in Makuuchi 1. 107 - Kaio 2. 99 - Kyokutenho 3. 97 - Takamiyama 4. 94 - Aminishiki 5. 93 - Terao 6. 91 - Akinoshima 7. 90 - Kotonowaka 8. 87 - Wakanosato 9. 84 - Kirinji 10. 82 - Miyabiyama *Closing in (80<) 80 - Takekaze Most Basho as Yokozuna 1. 63 - Kitanoumi 2. 59 - Chiyonofuji 3. 58 - Taiho 3. 58 - Hakuho 5. 49 - Takanohana II 6. 48 - Akebono 7. 47 - Kashiwado 7. 47 - Wajima 9. 42 - Asashoryu 10. 32 - Chiyonoyama *Currently Active Yokozuna: 58 - Hakuho, 27 - Harumafuji, 18 - Kakuryu, 1 - Kisenosato Most Basho as Ozeki 1. 65 - Chiyotaikai 1. 65 - Kaio 3. 50 - Takanohana I 4. 47 - Kotooshu 5. 44 - Hokutenyu 6. 39 - Konishiki 7. 37 - Takanonami 8. 36 - Asashio 9. 34 - Yutakayama 10. 32 - Kotozakura 10. 32 - Musashimaru 10. 32 - Kotoshogiku *Currently Active Ozeki: 16 - Goeido, 11 - Terunofuji Most Basho in Sanyaku (Modern Era) 1. 34 - Kotonishiki 2. 32 - Kaio 3. 31 - Musoyama 4. 30 - Hasegawa 4. 30 - Kotomitsuki 6. 27 - Takamiyama 6. 27 - Akinoshima 8. 26 - Takatoriki 8. 26 - Wakanosato 10. 24 - Tochiozan Most Basho as Sekitori (Makuuchi and Juryo) 1. 117 - Kaio 2. 115 - Kyokutenho 3. 110 - Terao 4. 106 - Oshio 4. 106 - Wakanosato 6. 104 - Takamiyama 7. 103 - Aminishiki 8. 99 - Mitoizumi 9. 98 - Chiyonofuji 10. 97 - Tosanoumi Most Career Basho of All Time (Highest Rank) 1. 186 - Hanakaze (Sandanme 18) 1. 186 - Hokutoryu (Sandanme 53) 3. 175 - Tochitenko (Juryo 4) 4. 174 - Dewanosato (Juryo 14) 5. 159 - Kasachikara (Jonidan 67) 5. 159 - Koriyama (Makushita 2) 7. 157 - Oshio (Komusubi) 8. 154 - Kotokanyu (Juryo 7) 8. 154 - Kimenryu (Makushita 4) 10. 151 - Ranbo (Makushita 13) *Hanakaze is still active as of Haru 2017 *Hokutoryu has retired as of Haru 2017 http://www.sumoforum.net/forums/topic/36383-basho-talk-haru-basho-2017-spoilers/?page=21#comment-330640 2 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Ryoshishokunin 263 Posted March 28, 2017 On 27/03/2017 at 11:36, WAKATAKE said: I don't but it's a doable task, just would take a while. I did it :) apologies for the formatting--this forum software isn't playing nicely with paste. Rank Heya Winners 1 Dewanoumi 15 2 Takasago 10 3 Sadogatake 9 4 Futagoyama 8 5 Tatsunami 6 6 Nishonoseki 5 6 Isegahama 5 6 Izutsu 5 9 Kokonoe 4 9 Hanakago 4 1 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
WAKATAKE 2,637 Posted March 29, 2017 Batch 5: Prizes Most Sansho (S=shukun-sho [outstanding performance], K=kanto-sho [fighting spirit], G=Gino-sho [technique]) *No new updates 1. 19 - Akinoshima (S-7, K-8, G-4) 2. 18 - Kotonishiki (S-7, K-3, G-8) 3. 15 - Kaio (S-10, K-5) 4. 14 - Tsurugamine (S-2, K-2, G-10) 4. 14 - Asashio (S-10, K-3, G-1) 4. 14 - Takatoriki (S-3, K-10, G-1) 7. 13 - Musoyama (S-5, K-4, G-4) 7. 13 - Tosanoumi (S-7, K-5, G-1) 7. 13 - Kotomitsuki (S-2, K-4, G-7) 10. 12 - Tochiazuma II (S-3, K-2, G-7) *Haru 2017 Sansho winners: Shukun-sho - Takayasu (S-3), Kanto-sho - Takakeisho (K-1) Most Kinboshi 1. 16 - Akinoshima 2. 12 - Takamiyama 2. 12 - Tochinonada 4. 11 - Tosanoumi 5. 10 - Kitanonada 5. 10 - Haguroyama 5. 10 - Tsurugamine 5. 10 - Dewanishiki 5. 10 - Ozutsu 10. 9 - Mitsuneyama 10. 9 - Tamanoumi 10. 9 - Hasegawa 10. 9 - Fujizakura 10. 9 - Takatoriki *Currently active rikishi with kinboshi: 8 - Aminishiki 6 - Yoshikaze 4 - Okinoumi, Shohozan, Takayasu, Toyonishima 3 - Arawashi, Ichinojo, Ikioi, Kisenosato, Oosunaarashi, Tochiozan 2 - Chiyotairyu, Endo, Mitakeumi, Myogiryu, Takarafuji 1 - Aoiyama, Gagamaru, Goeido, Hakuho, Harumafuji, Kotoyuki, Jokoryu, Sadanoumi, Shotenro, Sokokurai, Takanoiwa, Takekaze, Tamawashi, Tochinoshin, Toyohibiki 1 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
chishafuwaku 469 Posted March 31, 2017 On 3/28/2017 at 13:35, WAKATAKE said: Most Makuuchi Matches Between Two Rikishi 1. 63 - Kotoshogiku (33) vs Kisenosato (30) 2. 61 - Harumafuji (37) vs Kisenosato (24) 3. 59 - Hakuho (43) vs Kisenosato (16) 3. 59 - Musashimaru (38) vs Takanonami (21) 3. 59 - Kotoshogiku (32) vs Harumafuji (27) 6. 57 - Hakuho (35) vs Hafumafuji (22) 7. 55 - Hakuho (50) vs Kotoshogiku (5) 8. 54 - Kaio (34) vs Chiyotaikai (20) 9. 52 - Kitanofuji (37) vs Kiyokuni (15) 9. 52 - Takanohana II (33) vs Musashimaru (19) 9. 52 - Takanonami (28) vs Kaio (24) Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
WAKATAKE 2,637 Posted April 3, 2017 Batch 6: Ozeki speed runs Fastest Progress to Ozeki from Pro Debut (Excludes Makushita Tsukedashi, Modern Era) 1. 19 - Kotooshu (11/2002~1/2006) 2. 22 - Asashoryu (1/1999~9/2002) 3. 25 - Terunofuji (5/2011~7/2015) 4. 26 - Akebono (3/1988~7/1992) 5. 27 - Musashimaru (9/1989~3/1994) 6. 30 - Konishiki (7/1982~7/1987) 6. 30 - Takanohana II (3/1988~3/1993) 8. 31 - Hakuho 3/2001~5/2006) 9. 33 - Wakanohana III (3/1988~9/1993) 10. 36 - Baruto (5/2004~5/2010) Fastest Progress to Ozeki from Pro Debut (Makushita Tsukedashi, Modern Era) 1. 12 - Yutakayama (3/1961~3/1963) 1. 12 - Miyabiyama (7/1998~7/2000) 3. 17 - Wajima (1/1970~11/1972) 4. 21 - Dejima (3/1996~9/1999) 5. 31 - Asashio (3/1978~5/1983) Fastest Progress to Ozeki from Makuuchi Debut (Modern Era) 1. 6 - Taiho (1/1960~1/1961) 2. 7 - Yutakayama (1/1962~3/1963) 3. 8 - Sadanoyama (1/1961~5/1962) 3. 8 - Kitao (9/1984~1/1986) 3. 8 - Miyabiyama (3/1999~7/2000) 3. 8 - Kotooshu (9/2004~1/2006) 3. 8 - Terunofuji (3/2014~7/2015) 8. 9 - Chiyotaikai (9/1997~3/1999) 9. 10 - Asashoryu (1/2001~9/2002) 10. 11 - Wajima (1/1971~11/1972) 10. 11 - Akebono (9/1990~7/1992) 1 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
dada78641 884 Posted April 6, 2017 To me probably the most amazing record I know is the win ratios: Name Win-Loss Years rate 1 Taihō 746-144 1960-1971 83.8% 2 Futabayama 276-68 1932-1945 80.2% 3 Asashōryū 596-153 2001-2010 79.6% 4 Haguroyama 321-94 1937-1953 77.3% 5 Kitanoumi 804-247 1972-1985 76.5% This is copy-pasted from Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_sumo_record_holders#Modern_era Hakuho is at 84.5% now - a while ago he was at 85%. He's past his peak, so it will likely go down a little before he retires, maybe it will be a real race to see if he or Taiho ends up having the best win record in modern history. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Frakazu 22 Posted April 6, 2017 On 26/3/2017 at 04:23, WAKATAKE said: Most Juryo Yusho 1. 5 - Masurao 2. 4 - Asanobori, Onishiki, Banryuyama, Hoo, Oginohana II, Wakanosato 8. 3 - Wakashimazu, Oshio, Shishiho, Washuyama, Wakasegawa, Kushimaumi, Daizen, Kinkaiyama, Baruto, Tochinoshin, Toyohibiki (NEW ENTRY) Wakashimazu won 1 Juryo Yusho. Wakanokuni won 3. http://sumodb.sumogames.de/Rikishi.aspx?r=3986 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Frakazu 22 Posted April 6, 2017 6 hours ago, dada78641 said: Hakuho is at 84.5% now - a while ago he was at 85%. I had noticed this too. If Hakuho wants to extend his career two more years, He may win two or perhaps three championships, but his ratio will drop considerably. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Frakazu 22 Posted April 6, 2017 On 28/3/2017 at 07:55, WAKATAKE said: Most Basho as Yokozuna 1. 63 - Kitanoumi 2. 59 - Chiyonofuji 3. 58 - Taiho 3. 58 - Hakuho No doubt Hakuho will want this record too. Just one year, six honbasho. Bus his win ratio will drop. Between 'Most basho as Yokozuna' and the win ratio record, I think Hakuho willl prefer the 'Most basho as Yokozuna' record. So he will not retire for at least one year. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Rocks 1,807 Posted April 6, 2017 6 hours ago, dada78641 said: To me probably the most amazing record I know is the win ratios: Name Win-Loss Years rate 1 Taihō 746-144 1960-1971 83.8% 2 Futabayama 276-68 1932-1945 80.2% 3 Asashōryū 596-153 2001-2010 79.6% 4 Haguroyama 321-94 1937-1953 77.3% 5 Kitanoumi 804-247 1972-1985 76.5% This is copy-pasted from Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_sumo_record_holders#Modern_era Hakuho is at 84.5% now - a while ago he was at 85%. He's past his peak, so it will likely go down a little before he retires, maybe it will be a real race to see if he or Taiho ends up having the best win record in modern history. This record is for Makuuchi only which I doubt he would set any great store by. Include lower divisions and he's already behind Taiho and extremely unlikely to catch up as it would take a number of zensho yusho to do. Yusho, Total basho and total wins would seem more important. I don't think records will play much into his decision to retire anyway. Even if he doesn't miss any more tournaments this year due to injury and manages to average better than 10 wins per basho if he fails to win a yusho this year he won't last long into next year IMO. There is a very significant chance in my opinion that all 3 Mongolian Yokozuna will be retired by this time next year. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
PawnSums 59 Posted April 6, 2017 (edited) 6 hours ago, Rocks said: There is a very significant chance in my opinion that all 3 Mongolian Yokozuna will be retired by this time next year. If Harumafuji and kakuryu retire in may (which they will.), will Terunofuji be promoted if he gets zensho? Edited April 6, 2017 by PawnSums Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Rocks 1,807 Posted April 7, 2017 4 hours ago, PawnSums said: If Harumafuji and kakuryu retire in may (which they will.), will Terunofuji be promoted if he gets zensho? There's zero chance any of the 3 retire before Aki and I doubt anyone will win a zensho yusho this year. Given Terunofuji's instability I doubt even that would get him promoted. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
orandashoho 720 Posted April 7, 2017 Hakuho is still a formidable yokozuna and well deserved record holder. I am amazed how well he has been able to hide what clearly must be serious health problems that forced him to change his sumo and knocked him off the lonely position at the top. He may still be the best yokozuna of all times, but if he is not the best yokozuna on the banzuke he will not be opening any Olympic games. I am sure that he knows that this honour will be given to a Japanese Yokozuna higher on the banzuke, and will retire when that becomes certain. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
PawnSums 59 Posted April 7, 2017 14 hours ago, Rocks said: There's zero chance any of the 3 retire before Aki and I doubt anyone will win a zensho yusho this year. Given Terunofuji's instability I doubt even that would get him promoted. IF, that is the keyword, if. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
WAKATAKE 2,637 Posted April 8, 2017 Batch 7: Makuuchi speedruns Fastest Progress to Makuuchi from Pro Debut (Excludes Makushita Tsukedashi, Modern Era) 1. 9 - Jokoryu (5/2011~11/2012) 2. 10 - Oosunaarashi (3/2012~11/2013) 2. 10 - Hokutofuji (3/2015~11/2016) 4. 11 - Kotooshu (11/2002~9/2004) 4. 11 - Aran (1/2007~11/2008) 4. 11 - Shodai (3/2014~1/2016) 7. 12 - Itai (9/1978~9/1980) 7. 12 - Konishiki (7/1982~7/1984) 7. 12 - Tochiazuma II (11/1994~11/1996) 7. 12 - Asashoryu (1/1999~1/2001) 7. 12 - Tokitenku (7/2002~7/2004) 7. 12 - Yoshikaze (1/2004~1/2006) 7. 12 - Baruto (5/2004~5/2006) 7. 12 - Sakaizawa (3/2006~3/2008) 7. 12 - Yamamotoyama (1/2007~1/2009) 7. 12 - Ura (3/2015~3/2017) Fastest Progress to Makuuchi from Pro Debut (Makushita Tsukedashi, Modern Era) 1. 3 - Endo (3/2013~9/2013) 2. 4 - Nagaoka (3/1978~11/1978) 2. 4 - Musoyama (1/1993~9/1993) 2. 4 - Miyabiyama (7/1998~3/1999) 2. 4 - Ichinojo (1/2014~9/2014) 2. 4 - Mitakeumi (3/2015~11/2015) 7. 5 - Yutakayama (3/1961~1/1962) 7. 5 - Daikiko (5/1990~3/1991) 7. 5 - Takekaze (5/2002~3/2003) 1 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
WAKATAKE 2,637 Posted April 9, 2017 Batch 8: Juryo Speed runs Fastest Progress to Juryo from Pro Debut (Excludes Makushita & Sandanme Tsukedashi, Modern Era) 1. 6 - Kotetsuyama (9/1978~9/1979) 1. 6 - Tosayutaka (3/2007~3/2008) 1. 6 - Jokoryu (5/2011~5/2012) 4. 7 - Asahifuji (1/1981~3/1982) 4. 7- Ura (3/2015~5/2016) 6. 8 - Konishiki (7/1982~11/1983) 6. 8 - Baruto (5/2004~9/2005) 6. 8 - Sakaizawa (3/2006~7/2007) 6. 8 - Chiyozakura (3/2010~9/2011) 6. 8 - Oosunaarashi (3/2012~7/2013) 6. 8 - Takaryu (3/2014~7/2015) Fastest Progress to Juryo from Pro Debut (Makushita Tsukedashi, Modern Era) 1. 2 - Wajima (1/1970~5/1970) 1. 2 - Nagaoka (3/1978~7/1978) 1. 2 - Musoyama (1/1993~5/1993) 1. 2 - Miyabiyama (7/1998~11/1998) 1. 2 - Takekaze (5/2002~9/2002) 1. 2 - Futeno (1/2003~5/2003) 1. 2 - Endo (3/2013~7/2013) 1. 2 - Ichinojo (1/2014~5/2014) 1. 2 - Mitakeumi (3/2015~7/2015) Fastest Progress to Juryo from Pro Debut (Sandanme Tsukedashi, Modern Era) 1. 4 - Oyanagi (3/2016~11/2016) 2. 6 - Asanoyama (3/2016~3/2017) Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Asojima 2,871 Posted April 9, 2017 27 minutes ago, WAKATAKE said: Batch 8: Juryo Speed runs Fastest Progress to Juryo from Pro Debut (Excludes Makushita & Sandanme Tsukedashi, Modern Era) 1. 6 - Kotetsuyama (9/1978~9/1979) AKA Itai 1 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
ryafuji 807 Posted April 25, 2017 On 3/28/2017 at 08:35, WAKATAKE said: Most Consecutive Career Bouts (All-Time) 1. 1630 - Aobajo 2. 1543 - Fujizakura 3. 1456 - Takatoriki 4. 1425 - Takamiyama 5. 1367 - Dairyugawa 6. 1359 - Terao 7. 1316 - Toyonoumi 8. 1297 - Hidanohana 9. 1267 - Ozutsu 10. 1256 - Otsukasa FYI I noticed today that Hachiya did not miss a single bout from his debut in September 1968 until his intai in July 1987 (although he's listed on the September 1987 banzuke as a 0-0-7). That gives him 1263 consecutive matches, enough to enter the Top 10 and bump Otsukasa off the list. 1 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites