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9 minutes ago, Kaninoyama said:

Tobizaru and Ura with one of the more entertaining bouts of this basho. 

Yeah, i hope Ura's knees hold, so we'll have a long "feud" for the title of who's the no.1 little, wily, leg grabbing annoyance on the dohyo. 

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Wakatakakage pulled a Hoshoryu in defeating Hoshoryu, earning kachikoshi with 8 straight wins after 3 straight losses to start the basho. 

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22 minutes ago, Kaninoyama said:

Wakatakakage pulled a Hoshoryu in defeating Hoshoryu, earning kachikoshi with 8 straight wins after 4 straight losses to start the basho. 

Nice. And we have a sanyaku with a KK at least.

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1 minute ago, Kaninoyama said:

Down goes Mitakeumi--literally down to Sekiwake.

On the plus side, there’s never been a weaker line up to secure 10 wins against. Though Shodai is scheduled for his kachikoshi basho next time …

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Aaand Mitakeumi's Ozeki tenure is over. I hope he get's rid of that injury, which is obviously hampering him, to rebounce next basho.

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46 minutes ago, MrGrumpyGills said:
11 hours ago, Reonito said:

Am I wrong that this is one of those situations in which you're allowed to put a hand down to cushion the fall without it counting against you? I recall that there's a rule along those lines, but not the exact details.

Never heard of such a rule before, but I'm happy to learn :)

Kabai-te, but it's rare enough I've never seen one called in the 3-4 years I've watched sumo.

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1 minute ago, Eikokurai said:

On the plus side, there’s never been a weaker line up to secure 10 wins against. Though Shodai is scheduled for his kachikoshi basho next time …

Right now I'm not sure that Mitakeumi could secure 10 wins from M17, much less Sekiwake. 

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1 minute ago, Kaninoyama said:

Right now I'm not sure that Mitakeumi could secure 10 wins from M17, much less Sekiwake. 

It’s harder from M17 though. There’s actually good rikishi down there. 

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Just now, Akinomaki said:

fixed

I already fixed it like 3 seconds after I posted it. 

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3 minutes ago, Eikokurai said:

I already fixed it like 3 seconds after I posted it. 

Is still here after several reloads

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15 minutes ago, Kaninoyama said:

Wakatakakage pulled a Hoshoryu in defeating Hoshoryu, earning kachikoshi with 8 straight wins after 4 straight losses to start the basho. 

Nice stunt after only 11 days. B-)

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7 minutes ago, Akinomaki said:

Is still here after several reloads

My bad. I fixed a different error. I wrote MK and changed to KK. Missed that I’d written sekitori. And I’m an editor for a living!

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Shodai wanted that first last bout big kensho pack for him this basho - no new makekoshi territory this time

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5 minutes ago, Akinomaki said:

Shodai wanted that first last bout big kensho pack for him this basho - no new makekoshi territory this time

Am I right in thinking he’s had the longest losing streak as an Ozeki though? Possibly a longer one over two basho?

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7 minutes ago, Eikokurai said:

Am I right in thinking he’s had the longest losing streak as an Ozeki though? Possibly a longer one over two basho?

No, not even close. Terunofuji’s 2-13 had a 13-loss streak. Forgot about that one.

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46 minutes ago, Benihana said:

Aaand Mitakeumi's Ozeki tenure is over. I hope he get's rid of that injury, which is obviously hampering him, to rebounce next basho.

What kind of injury is Mitakeumi supposedly suffering from ? Thanks.

 

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After two 4-3 from Ms4 and Ms2, Roga finally seems to have scratched and clawed his way to Juryo. Kudos to him.

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19 minutes ago, Eikokurai said:

No, not even close. Terunofuji’s 2-13 had a 13-loss streak. Forgot about that one.

Chiyotaikai went 2-13 2009 as well. But not consecutive.

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28 minutes ago, specialweek 2 said:

Chiyotaikai went 2-13 2009 as well. But not consecutive.

Yeah, I was just thinking of the consecutive. I knew 2-13 was the worst record. Terunofuji also had a 9-bout losing streak as Ozeki same as Shodai to go with his 13. 

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45 minutes ago, Gospodin said:

What kind of injury is Mitakeumi supposedly suffering from ? Thanks.

 

Shoulder, apparently.

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Tobizaru KK at M1 - who'd have predicted that? 
Iffy hinkaku, but win or lose Ura always looks like he absolutely loves his job.

It feels so unfair that injury has dropped Mitakeumi back to sekiwake while Shodai just keeps getting away with unexplained abysmal performances, but that's sumo...
I hope Mitakeumi drops out tomorrow to maximise his recuperation for an attempt at 10 wins in November.

Tamawashi's yusho to lose now. I can't decide if he's got a point to prove about his interrupted consecutive bout run, or the palaver over it drew his attention to the record books and he spotted Kyokutenho's title was up for grabs.

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