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Nikkansports translated by DeepL Takayasu falls to the bottom of the ring in a loss to Terunofuji [September 23, 2021, 11:54 PM] On the 12th day of the autumn tournament, Takayasu (31, Tagonoura) submitted a medical report to the Japan Sumo Association stating that he would need to rest and recuperate for about two weeks due to a suspected sprain of the right latissimus dorsi muscle. He was injured in a bout on the previous day, the 11th day. He lost 4-7 on the 11th day, and is certain to lose the san 'yaku position he had held for six consecutive tournaments. On the previous day, the 11th day, he faced Yokozuna Terunofuji in the final bout of the tournament, and was knocked out of the ring. He suffered a blow to his back and was unable to get up, raising concerns about his condition. His opponent on the 12th day, Tamawashi, was declared a no-show. In this tournament, the number of suspensions (including re-entries) at the Juryo level and above totaled 12, including Yokozuna Hakuho and the other members of the Miyaginobeya stable, who were forced to take a full suspension due to the new coronavirus infection.

https://www.deepl.com/translator - not perfect, but better than Google Translate Japan Sumo Association: One wrestler tests positive for new type of corona 　The Japan Sumo Association announced on the 10th that a rikishi under the rank of makushita wrestler suspected of being infected with a new type of coronavirus has tested positive in a PCR test. This is the first time that a rikishi's infection has been revealed. 　The rikishi had been suffering from fever and other symptoms, and was reportedly positive after receiving a simple test on the 8th. However, on the 9th, I received a call from the hospital saying it was a negative error. He was then admitted to a hospital in Tokyo for re-examination. 　According to Shibatayama, the rikishi had a fever on the 4th, which went down for about two days, but then came back up again. She felt sluggishness and shortness of breath and had symptoms of blood phlegm. He also had a pre-existing medical condition. 　Several rikishi were believed to be in poor health in the room to which this rikishi belonged, but only one was examined. The room to which the rikishi belonged has cancelled training. If it was positive, everyone in the room was to be tested. Translated with www.DeepL.com/Translator (free version)

He would need 6 (with luck 5) wins to stay in Juryo, if my database query is correct. Hm...

Copy the link and replace wins=8 with wins=9.

He seems to be in Facebook. As I am not, I can not say what he is doing there.

"Curiously enough, the only thing that went through the mind of the bowl of petunias as it fell was 'Oh no, not again'." Thank you. Again.

Thanks. The NHK videos are not bad (reminding me of the Eurosport broadcasts millen... milen.. jum.. many centuries ago), but as Sinead O'Connor and many others here already said - nothing compares 2 U.

Thanks, Dood.

And the world will turn without you, and history will soon forget about you. (Nick Cave, Faraway So Close) The second verse is completely wrong of course but the first one is not.

The Ozeki Back-Scratchers' Club (Showing respect...)

Talk to the hand! - No, no, take it away...

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In remembrance of his Bavarian ancestors, Toyonoshima performs a Schuhplattler victory dance.

Ama might follow in his footsteps, but he will never replace him.

There are some security issues and the protection of your privacy is at least a bit unclear, so watch your steps. Just one of many links.