Ack! 306 Posted November 21, 2022 Kyushu 2022 - Day 9 I'm a day late with the Nakabi update. Of note, former Sd90TD Kayo achieved his fourth KK. Heyamates Takahashi and Kazuto are both contending for the Sd yusho. Will they face each other at the end? J7w Kinbozan: 5-4 (6 KK, 45-14) Sd, Ms yusho Ms18e Kanzaki: 1-4 (4 KK, 22-11) Sd yusho Ms37e Kototebakari: 2-2 (4 KK, 26-5-1) Jk, Jd yusho Ms45w Kayo: 4-1 (4 KK, 20-5) Ms51e Wakanosho: 1-4 (4 KK, 24-9) Ms51w Hatsuyama: 3-1 (4 KK, 22-9-1) Sd4w Hanafusa: 2-3 (4 KK, 22-6) Sd18w Kazekeno: 4-1 (4 KK, 22-4) Jk yusho Sd21w Kotokenryu: 3-2 (3 KK, 24-8-1)* Sd22w Toseiryu: 3-1 (4 KK, 23-8-1) Sd32e Tanji: 3-1 (3 KK, 20-5) Sd43w Takahashi: 5-0 (3 KK, 18-1) Jk, Jd yusho Sd48e Wakamiyabi: 1-3 (3 KK, 17-8) Sd66w Kazuto: 5-0 (3 KK, 17-2) Sd77e Arise: 0-5 (3 KK, 15-11) Sd80w Hayashiryu: 2-2 (3 KK, 16-9) Sd81e Rinko: 3-2 (3 KK, 17-9) Sd86e Tatsuosho: 3-2 (3 KK, 18-8) Jd3e Daikinryu: 2-2 (3 KK, 16-9) Jd6w Michihaya: 2-2 (3 KK, 16-9) Jd18w Suyama: 2-3 (2 KK, 12-7) Jd24w Daishimatsu: 2-2 (3 KK, 14-11) Jd30w Kanazawa: 3-1 (2 KK, 15-7-3)* 3 1 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Ack! 306 Posted November 29, 2022 (edited) Kyushu 2022 - Final Kinbozan remains atop The Wall with a final day victory to achieve his KK. Kototebakari takes the #2 position with the best record among 5-basho rikishi. Kazakeno leads all 4-basho rikishi while Takahashi and Kazuto share the lead for 3-basho rikishi. J7w Kinbozan: 8-7 (7 KK, 48-17) Sd, Ms yusho Ms18e Kanzaki: 3-4 (4 KK, 24-11) Sd yusho Ms37e Kototebakari: 5-2 (5 KK, 29-5-1) Jk, Jd yusho Ms45w Kayo: 6-1 (4 KK, 22-6) Ms51e Wakanosho: 2-5 (4 KK, 25-10) Ms51w Hatsuyama: 5-2 (5 KK, 24-10-1) Sd4w Hanafusa: 3-4 (4 KK, 25-10) Sd18w Kazekeno: 6-1 (4 KK, 24-4) Jk yusho Sd21w Kotokenryu: 3-4 (4 KK, 24-10-1)* Sd22w Toseiryu: 5-2 (5 KK, 25-9-1) Sd32e Tanji: 4-3 (4 KK, 21-7) Sd43w Takahashi: 6-1 (3 KK, 19-2) Jk, Jd yusho Sd48e Wakamiyabi: 4-3 (4 KK, 20-8) Sd66w Kazuto: 7-0 (3 KK, 19-2) Sd77e Arise: 0-7 (3 KK, 15-13) Sd80w Hayashiryu: 2-5 (3 KK, 16-12) Sd81e Rinko: 5-2 (4 KK, 19-9) Sd86e Tatsuosho: 5-2 (4 KK, 20-8) Jd3e Daikinryu: 3-4 (3 KK, 17-11) Jd6w Michihaya: 5-2 (4 KK, 19-9) Jd18w Suyama: 3-4 (2 KK, 13-8) Jd24w Daishimatsu: 3-4 (3 KK, 15-13) Jd30w Kanazawa: 5-2 (3 KK, 17-8-3)* New Kawazoe 5-2 (2 KK, 9-5) former Ms15TD New Otani: 6-1 (2 KK, 13-1) Jk yusho Edited November 29, 2022 by Ack! 7 KK for Kinbozan 2 1 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Ack! 306 Posted November 29, 2022 Honorable mentions for Hokuseiho and Ishizaki with with 6 and 5 straight KK, respectively, since hitting the wall. 1 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Barutokai 32 Posted November 29, 2022 Kinbozan is amazing. I hope he can keep his streak until Makuuchi. It's his 7th KK though. First Basho in September 2021 was Bg. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Seregost 78 Posted November 29, 2022 8 hours ago, Barutokai said: Kinbozan is amazing. I hope he can keep his streak until Makuuchi. It's his 7th KK though. First Basho in September 2021 was Bg. Thought he entered Sandanme tsukedashi Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Sakura 1,224 Posted November 29, 2022 3 hours ago, Seregost said: Thought he entered Sandanme tsukedashi He did, but as a foreigner he had to sit out an extra bahso before starting though. Only 7 tournaments participated in. 1 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Koorifuu 438 Posted November 29, 2022 12 hours ago, Ack! said: Honorable mentions for Hokuseiho and Ishizaki with with 6 and 5 straight KK, respectively, since hitting the wall. Hokuseiho's single MK was kyujo-induced, too - very early into that basho. He's yet to hit the wall in tournaments he actually properly competes in. 1 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Ack! 306 Posted November 29, 2022 21 hours ago, Barutokai said: Kinbozan is amazing. I hope he can keep his streak until Makuuchi. It's his 7th KK though. First Basho in September 2021 was Bg. 7th KK -- fixed. Hopefully that's the only error among all these numbers. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Ack! 306 Posted January 9 Hatsu 2023 opening lineup J5e Kinbozan: (8 KK, 48-17) Sd, Ms yusho Ms22w Kototebakari: (5 KK, 29-5-1) Jk, Jd yusho Ms18w Kayo: (4 KK, 22-6) Ms33e Hatsuyama: (5 KK, 24-10-1) Ms40w Kazekeno: (4 KK, 24-4) Jk yusho Ms41w Kazuto: (3 KK, 19-2) Ms54w Takahashi: (3 KK, 19-2) Jk, Jd yusho Ms58e Toseiryu: (5 KK, 25-9-1) Sd18e Tanji: (4 KK, 21-7) Sd30e Wakamiyabi: (4 KK, 20-8) Sd44w Otani: (2 KK, 13-1) Jk yusho Sd45w Rinko: (4 KK, 19-9) Sd50e Tatsuosho: (4 KK, 20-8) Sd60e Michihaya: (4 KK, 19-9) Sd86w Kanazawa: (3 KK, 17-8-3)* 2 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Ack! 306 Posted January 16 (edited) Hatsu 2023 Nakabi (Day 8) Halfway through the basho, and Kazekeno has wasted no time in claiming his fifth consecutive KK. Only 2 rikishi on the list have losing records, at 1-3 each: 16-year-old Tanji and last on the list Kanazawa. Meanwhile, Kinbozan is jockeying for the Juryo yusho and promotion to Makuuchi. J5e Kinbozan: 7-1 (8 KK, 55-18) Sd, Ms yusho Ms18w Kayo: 2-2 (4 KK, 24-8) Ms22w Kototebakari: 2-2 (5 KK, 31-7-1) Jk, Jd yusho Ms33e Hatsuyama: 3-1 (5 KK, 24-10-1) Ms40w Kazekeno: 4-0 (5 KK, 28-4) Jk yusho Ms41w Kazuto: 2-2 (3 KK, 21-4) Ms54w Takahashi: 3-1 (3 KK, 22-3) Jk, Jd yusho Ms58e Toseiryu: 3-1 (5 KK, 28-10-1) Sd18e Tanji: 1-3 (4 KK, 22-10) Sd30e Wakamiyabi: 2-2 (4 KK, 22-10) Sd44w Otani: 3-1 (2 KK, 16-2) Jk yusho Sd45w Rinko: 2-2 (4 KK, 21-11) Sd50e Tatsuosho: 2-2 (4 KK, 22-10) Sd60e Michihaya: 2-2 (4 KK, 21-11) Sd84w Kanazawa: 1-3 (3 KK, 18-11-3)* Edited January 16 by Ack! 3 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Ack! 306 Posted January 18 Hatsu 2023, Day 10: Three more rikishi on the list claim their KK, while everyone else teeters around .500 at either 3-2 or 2-3. Kinbozan's still hoping to add a Juryo yusho to his trophy case. It could be his last opportunity as Makuuchi beckons. J5e Kinbozan: 9-1 (9 KK, 57-18) Sd, Ms yusho Ms18w Kayo: 3-2 (4 KK, 25-8) Ms22w Kototebakari: 2-3 (5 KK, 31-8-1) Jk, Jd yusho Ms33e Hatsuyama: 4-1 (6 KK, 28-11-1) Ms40w Kazekeno: 5-0 (5 KK, 29-4) Jk yusho Ms41w Kazuto: 3-2 (3 KK, 22-4) Ms54w Takahashi: 3-2 (3 KK, 22-4) Jk, Jd yusho Ms58e Toseiryu: 3-2 (5 KK, 28-11-1) Sd18e Tanji: 2-3 (4 KK, 23-10) Sd30e Wakamiyabi: 3-2 (4 KK, 23-10) Sd44w Otani: 4-1 (3 KK, 17-2) Jk yusho Sd45w Rinko: 2-3 (4 KK, 21-12) Sd50e Tatsuosho: 3-2 (4 KK, 23-10) Sd60e Michihaya: 2-3 (4 KK, 21-12) Sd84w Kanazawa: 2-3 (3 KK, 19-11-3)* 2 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Ack! 306 Posted January 20 (edited) Former Wall member Hitoshi at 4-3 has reeled off 5 straight KKs since being out for 3 consecutive bashos, and will improve from his current career high of Ms18e. Former Wall member Miyagi with 4-2 at Ms24e has 4 straight KKs since his marginal 3-4 MK. Edited January 20 by Ack! 3 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Ack! 306 Posted January 20 And Hokuseiho adds to his post-Wall streak with his 7th consecutive KK, most likely making his Makuuchi debut at the Haru basho. 2 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Koorifuu 438 Posted January 20 (edited) 7 hours ago, Ack! said: Former Wall member Hitoshi at 4-3 has reeled off 5 straight KKs since being out for 3 consecutive bashos, and will improve from his current career high of Ms18e. Former Wall member Miyagi with 4-2 at Ms24e has 4 straight KKs since his marginal 3-4 MK. Those two are from the same shindeshi crop that's also given us former and/or honorary wallees Kiryuko, Nobehara and Mukainakano. Natsu 2021. A very strong class, with all five guys already strong in makushita less than a year and a half from their banzuke debut. And who won that jonokushi basho? None of them. Edited January 20 by Koorifuu 2 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Ack! 306 Posted January 22 Hatsu 2022 Senshuraku (Final) I belatedly added Toshunryu and Oyamada since I discovered their kyujos in July were due to their heya's COVID withdrawal. J5e Kinbozan: 11-4 (8 KK, 59-21) Sd, Ms yusho Ms7e Kawazoe: 5-2 (3 KK, 14-7) Ms18w Kayo: 3-4 (4 KK, 25-10) Ms22w Kototebakari: 4-3 (6 KK, 33-8-1) Jk, Jd yusho Ms33e Hatsuyama: 6-1 (6 KK, 30-11-1) Ms40w Kazekeno: 6-1 (5 KK, 30-5) Jk yusho Ms41w Kazuto: 4-3 (4 KK, 23-5) Ms54w Takahashi: 5-2 (4 KK, 24-4) Jk, Jd yusho Ms58e Toseiryu: 4-3 (6 KK, 29-12-1) Sd18e Tanji: 3-4 (4 KK, 24-11) Sd30e Wakamiyabi: 5-2 (5 KK, 25-10) Sd41w Toshunryu: 4-1-2 (4 KK, 20-5-3)* Sd44w Otani: 6-1 (3 KK, 19-2) Jk yusho Sd45w Rinko: 4-3 (5 KK, 23-12) Sd50e Tatsuosho: 3-4 (4 KK, 23-12) Sd60e Michihaya: 3-4 (4 KK, 22-13) Sd84w Kanazawa: 4-3 (4 KK, 21-11-3)* Sd87w Oyamada: 5-2 (3 KK, 18-7-3)* New Takerufuji: 7-0 (2 KK, 14-0) Jk yusho New Kokiryu: 4-3 (2 KK, 9-5) 1 2 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
