Naganoyama Posted January 19, 2007 Posted January 19, 2007 Day 14 January 2007 Jonokuchi E-jk33 Matsushita (3-3) vs W-jk34 Kotokaneko (3-3) E-jk29 Shobimaru (1-0) vs W-jk36 Sugishita (0-6) E-jk31 Nishikawa (3-3) vs W-jk25 Tateishi (3-3) W-jk30 Masumeidai (5-1) vs W-jk22 Kojima (5-1) E-jk22 Iwanaga (2-4) vs W-jk28 Daikosei (2-4) E-jk24 Akinosato (3-3) vs W-jk19 Tamabuzan (3-3) E-jk19 Terasawa (3-3) vs E-jk23 Iwasa (3-3) E-jk17 Yoshidayama (4-2) vs W-jk12 Nankaio (4-2) E-jk9 Fukaya (3-3) vs W-jk10 Masumiura (3-3) W-jk8 Daisenpu (4-2) vs W-jk7 Hayatefuji (4-2) W-jk9 Adachi (4-2) vs W-jk5 Kayaki (4-2) Day 14 January 2007 Jonidan E-jk1 Miyakofuji (4-2) vs W-jd119 Komanokuni (4-2) W-jd116 Kotofubuki (2-4) vs W-jd114 Maenohana (2-4) E-jd114 Azumahana (2-4) vs E-jd117 Asashogo (2-4) E-jd116 Iitani (3-3) vs W-jd110 Kaneko (3-3) E-jd104 Daika (3-3) vs W-jd107 Hazukiyama (3-3) E-jd102 Ikinoshima (4-2) vs E-jd109 Wakamiura (4-2) E-jd100 Kawataka (5-1) vs E-jd106 Oito (5-1) E-jd105 Tsurunoumi (2-4) vs W-jd96 Kotsukasa (2-4) E-jd92 Suzukiyama (3-3) vs W-jd97 Sawada (3-3) E-jd89 Teraosho (3-3) vs W-jd94 Taniguchi (3-3) W-jd89 Kirimaru (3-3) vs W-jd85 Hayatejo (3-3) W-jd86 Takaki (3-3) vs W-jd81 Kumagai (3-3) E-jd78 Amanowaka (5-1) vs E-jd80 Tochihibiki (5-1) E-jd75 Koshinryu (3-3) vs W-jd78 Yamato (3-3) E-jd73 Tosa (4-2) vs W-jd77 Hamamiiwa (4-2) E-jd71 Namiki (3-3) vs W-jd71 Ogawa (3-3) W-jd70 Kamada (5-1) vs W-jd66 Kaisei (5-1) E-jd68 Owaka (3-3) vs W-jd63 Kyokuhozan (3-3) W-jd65 Kuboshima (4-2) vs W-jd58 Maenotaka (4-2) E-jd57 Torugawa (4-2) vs E-jd61 Tamakishin (4-2) W-jd57 Shimasegawa (4-2) vs W-jd53 Katagiri (4-2) E-jd52 Ryusei (3-3) vs E-jd53 Taiyo (3-3) W-jd61 Higonoryu (5-1) vs W-jd49 Haruhikari (5-1) E-jd51 Hatachijo (3-3) vs W-jd48 Gonoumi (3-3) E-jd48 Teraomaru (3-3) vs W-jd43 Takaoyama (3-3) E-jd37 Yakunoshima (1-5) vs W-jd39 Suzunohana (1-5) E-jd35 Nakanose (3-3) vs W-jd40 Ansei (3-3) E-jd33 Seiro (4-2) vs E-jd36 Genkaimaru (4-2) E-jd29 Aonoumi (2-4) vs W-jd36 Takaurata (2-4) E-jd26 Masunoumi (4-2) vs W-jd30 Kasugasato (4-2) W-jd25 Maegunzan (3-3) vs W-jd22 Yamakashira (3-3) E-jd20 Ryuden (3-3) vs W-jd16 Shinnishiki (3-3) E-jd22 Miura (4-2) vs W-jd15 Tamahikari (4-2) W-jd14 Omiyamoto (3-3) vs W-jd12 Matsuhara (3-3) E-jd7 Kasuganami (3-3) vs W-jd11 Iryoku (3-3) E-jd4 Konofuji (3-3) vs W-jd5 Takayasu (3-3) E-jd1 Masunoyama (2-4) vs W-jd2 Takagiyama (2-4) Day 14 January 2007 Sandanme E-sd98 Toma (3-3) vs W-sd98 Daishokaku (3-3) W-jd3 Chiyofubuki (1-5) vs W-sd93 Tochinoshima (1-5) E-sd96 Taganomine (3-3) vs W-sd92 Nakatsunishiki (3-3) W-sd94 Kotootori (4-2) vs W-sd89 Fusanohana (4-2) W-sd87 Shinzan (3-3) vs W-sd86 Maenofuji (3-3) E-sd84 Koryuyama (3-3) vs W-sd81 Dainin (3-3) E-sd78 Yamaguchi (2-4) vs W-sd77 Takamiryu (2-4) E-sd76 Tochitaiga (1-5) vs E-sd88 Tamanosho (1-5) E-sd74 Karatsuumi (5-1) vs E-sd85 Daihoyama (5-1) W-sd73 Kabasawa (3-3) vs W-sd69 Ryujin (3-3) W-sd75 Takaisamu (1-5) vs W-sd67 Jiguruma (1-5) E-sd63 Kakushoma (2-4) vs E-sd67 Kosei (2-4) E-sd57 Teruyama (3-3) vs E-sd59 Hokuryoyama (3-3) W-sd56 Hoshizakura (3-3) vs W-sd53 Miyamaru (3-3) E-sd73 Kotomisen (5-1) vs W-sd52 Ikehara (5-1) E-sd50 Chiyonoshin (3-3) vs W-sd51 Hokutogo (3-3) E-sd48 Murayoshi (2-4) vs E-sd54 Hidaka (2-4) W-sd49 Gorikiyama (3-3) vs W-sd42 Hidenofuji (3-3) E-sd41 Tokachiumi (3-3) vs W-sd43 Soryuzan (3-3) E-sd37 Oumiryu (4-2) vs W-sd36 Morioka (4-2) W-sd37 Saito (3-3) vs W-sd35 Nagai (3-3) E-sd32 Takaazuma (2-4) vs E-sd34 Asahisakari (2-4) W-sd28 Tachikaze (3-3) vs W-sd27 Hananosato (3-3) W-sd31 Rachimi (4-2) vs W-sd25 Asadoryu (4-2) E-sd22 Kagemaru (3-3) vs E-sd26 Kyokushoten (3-3) E-sd21 Arawashi (5-1) vs E-sd23 Araumi (5-1) E-sd17 Seifu (1-5) vs W-sd24 Kurosawa (1-5) E-sd14 Fujinokaze (4-2) vs E-sd16 Kainowaka (4-2) E-sd8 Kyokuryudake (3-3) vs E-sd11 Teruazuma (3-3) E-sd6 Aogifuji (2-4) vs W-sd13 Daionami (2-4) W-sd6 Nionoumi (3-3) vs W-sd2 Ettoryu (3-3) W-sd11 Gotenyu (1-5) vs W-sd1 Saita (1-5) Day 14 January 2007 Makushita E-ms60 Hajimeyama (2-4) vs W-sd4 Enatsukasa (2-4) E-ms58 Jukan (3-3) vs W-ms56 Dewanosato (3-3) E-ms53 Tochifudo (4-2) vs W-ms59 Kotonomine (4-2) E-ms48 Matsumidori (2-4) vs W-ms55 Tamao (2-4) E-ms50 Fukuzono (3-3) vs W-ms45 Satsukiumi (3-3) E-ms46 Kakuo (2-4) vs W-ms44 Wakasuruga (2-4) W-ms42 Sadanofuji (3-3) vs W-ms40 Toyohikari (3-3) E-ms37 Kaonishiki (3-3) vs E-ms39 Wakanami (3-3) E-ms34 Tochitenko (2-4) vs E-ms38 Terukaze (2-4) W-ms35 Toyonokuni (3-3) vs W-ms30 Fujiryu (3-1) E-ms25 Sotairyu (3-3) vs E-ms29 Ikioi (3-3) E-ms22 Kaishoryu (2-4) vs E-ms26 Maenowaka (2-4) E-ms21 Fukuoka (3-3) vs E-ms24 Kazafuzan (3-3) W-ms22 Chiyotenzan (1-5) vs W-ms18 Kotokuni (1-5) E-ms15 Nakano (2-4) vs E-ms18 Shibuya (2-4) W-ms16 Tenichi (3-3) vs W-ms12 Takakoyama (3-3) W-ms11 Wakatenro (4-2) vs W-ms9 Daishoyama (4-2) E-ms10 Furuichi (3-3) vs W-ms7 Tochinoyama (3-3) E-ms8 Kotokasuga (3-3) vs W-ms5 Miyamoto (3-3)
aderechelsea Posted January 19, 2007 Posted January 19, 2007 and suddenly this topic has lost its appeal ... If you don't have a special rikishi you pay attention to it is a bit dull to watch those bouts after the yusho is decided (or went to a last day kettei-sen). now that i am giving it a second look we still have the Masumeidai-Kojima bout to wait for, as well as Sugishita's last attempt for a win in this basho. i also want to see Morioka getting his 5th win that will help him climp a few more spots (or rather a lot more spots) in the banzuke.
Gacktoh Posted January 19, 2007 Posted January 19, 2007 Day 14 January 2007 Makushita E-ms10 Furuichi (3-3) vs W-ms7 Tochinoyama (3-3) Naganoyama-san Do you take records of kimarite ? Furuichi was KK last basho by 4-3. His 4 wins' kimarite were all KAINAHINERI. This basho so far Furuichi is 3-3. His 3 wins' kimarite were all KAINAHINERI as well. So I've wondered last Aki-basho...... (Clapping wildly...) I believe this is a kind of special record of Kimarite.
aderechelsea Posted January 19, 2007 Posted January 19, 2007 Day 14 January 2007 Makushita E-ms10 Furuichi (3-3) vs W-ms7 Tochinoyama (3-3) Naganoyama-san Do you take records of kimarite ? Furuichi was KK last basho by 4-3. His 4 wins' kimarite were all KAINAHINERI. This basho so far Furuichi is 3-3. His 3 wins' kimarite were all KAINAHINERI as well. So I've wondered last Aki-basho...... (Clapping wildly...) I believe this is a kind of special record of Kimarite. (I am not worthy...) (I am not worthy...) if this isn't a "one trick pony" then i don't know what !!!! trully amazing though ... (Blushing...) I would like to read Doitsuyama's stat comment on that.
Kaikitsune Makoto Posted January 19, 2007 Posted January 19, 2007 Furuichi's kainahineri is like Kasugao's kotenage. Everyone knows it will come but it is very difficult to defend against. There are bouts where Furuichi does the kainahineri move even 10 times before it finally succeeds and the foe can only try to survive each attempt before succumbing to yet another kainahineri. Furuichi doesn't have much else actually. He has no chance to do anything on the belt against stronger makushita foes and certainly doesn't push anyone out so what he does is kainahineri over and over again. Just kainahineri. When he went for a date and the date leaned over to give a cute kiss, Furuichi allegedly reacted with kainahineri too and was scolded and hissed. Many rikishi hiss around as a greeting to another rikishi. "ossss" you can hear repeatedly. It is kind of funny and pleasant greeting. From now on I will greet all patients with "ossssss" and a slight nod.
Naganoyama Posted January 19, 2007 Author Posted January 19, 2007 Day 14 January 2007 Makushita E-ms10 Furuichi (3-3) vs W-ms7 Tochinoyama (3-3) Naganoyama-san Do you take records of kimarite ? Furuichi was KK last basho by 4-3. His 4 wins' kimarite were all KAINAHINERI. This basho so far Furuichi is 3-3. His 3 wins' kimarite were all KAINAHINERI as well. So I've wondered last Aki-basho...... (Clapping wildly...) I believe this is a kind of special record of Kimarite. This is very interesting. His kainahineri streak is actually 8 as his last win in Aki was also kainahineri. Aki Basho he had 4 wins but only that one kainahineri - the others were isamiashi, katasukashi and tsukiotoshi Of the records I hold, not all have kimarite. Of those with kimarite, he has 44 kainahineri and the next commonest are hikiotoshi 12 and yorikiri 12. Doitsuyama has more information.
Doitsuyama Posted January 19, 2007 Posted January 19, 2007 Day 14 January 2007 Makushita E-ms10 Furuichi (3-3) vs W-ms7 Tochinoyama (3-3) Naganoyama-san Do you take records of kimarite ? Furuichi was KK last basho by 4-3. His 4 wins' kimarite were all KAINAHINERI. This basho so far Furuichi is 3-3. His 3 wins' kimarite were all KAINAHINERI as well. So I've wondered last Aki-basho...... (Clapping wildly...) I believe this is a kind of special record of Kimarite. I mentioned Furuichi and kainahineri several times in the lower division results. Well, his last win in Aki was kainahineri too (the other three not), so that's 8 kainahineri in a row now. He has 46 known kainahineri until now (I am missing most of the kimarite between 1998 Natsu and 2001 Aki), with all other rikishi together having 158 kainahineri. Another specialty of him is zubuneri which he has done four times with all other rikishi together 10 times, one from Kagaya today.
Kaikitsune Makoto Posted January 19, 2007 Posted January 19, 2007 This is very interesting. His kainahineri streak is actually 8 as his last win in Aki was also kainahineri.Aki Basho he had 4 wins but only that one kainahineri - the others were isamiashi, katasukashi and tsukiotoshi Of the records I hold, not all have kimarite. Of those with kimarite, he has 44 kainahineri and the next commonest are hikiotoshi 12 and yorikiri 12. Doitsuyama has more information. Often those katasukashi and tsukiotoshi are also "kainahineri" when it comes to Furuichi's bouts. Especially katasukashi is just a kainahineri attempt that was registered as katasukashi and Furuichi's tsukiotoshi is often also similar kainahineri retreat move that just doesn't fully go as kainahineri.
Doitsuyama Posted January 19, 2007 Posted January 19, 2007 This is very interesting. His kainahineri streak is actually 8 as his last win in Aki was also kainahineri.Aki Basho he had 4 wins but only that one kainahineri - the others were isamiashi, katasukashi and tsukiotoshi Of the records I hold, not all have kimarite. Of those with kimarite, he has 44 kainahineri and the next commonest are hikiotoshi 12 and yorikiri 12. Doitsuyama has more information. Often those katasukashi and tsukiotoshi are also "kainahineri" when it comes to Furuichi's bouts. Especially katasukashi is just a kainahineri attempt that was registered as katasukashi and Furuichi's tsukiotoshi is often also similar kainahineri retreat move that just doesn't fully go as kainahineri. Yes, Furuichi has five katasukashi which his much more than normal in it's own right, while five tsukiotoshi aren't that much. But he has 17 hikiotoshi in my list which also is more than normal and fits with the kainahineri tactic, No hatakikomi.
madorosumaru Posted January 19, 2007 Posted January 19, 2007 During a stretch between '06 Haru and Nagoya, Furuichi won 7 of 8 bouts by kaina-hineri, including all four victories in Haru. He started Nagoya on a roll with two straight such wins, but then, on Day 5, just to show that even a monkey can fall off a tree, Hokutokuni gave him a taste of his own medicine by twisting him by arm into the dohyo dirt. Oooh, bitter medicine! Very red face for monkey in addition to his normally red coulo. Kaina-hineri Red-bottom monkey looking very dejected after being tossed off the tree by challenger monkey's kaina-hineri.
Gacktoh Posted January 20, 2007 Posted January 20, 2007 (edited) His kainahineri streak is actually 8 as his last win in Aki was also kainahineri. Thank you. (Sign of approval...) This is what I wanted to know. I mentioned Furuichi and kainahineri several times in the lower division results. Well, his last win in Aki was kainahineri too (the other three not), so that's 8 kainahineri in a row now. 8 Kainahineri in a row !!!!! I really want Furuichi to win by Kainahineri today again. (Sign of approval...) Another specialty of him is zubuneri which he has done four times with all other rikishi together 10 times, one from Kagaya today. Thank you for your information again. (Nodding yes...) I do not remember that he won by Zubuneri. That's interesting. If he can do Zubuneri, someday he might do AMIUCHI. :-) Edited January 20, 2007 by Gacktoh
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