Jejima 1,498 Posted January 27, 2021 Hi everyone, I have received the following message from the esteemed Marushiki, the chair of the Bench Sumo Yokozuna Deliberation Council. ************************* Venerable Rijicho At the end of the Basho, the Bench Sumo Yokozuna Deliberation Council has hotly debated the result of our Yokozuna, Flohru. It is disappointing for the Yokozuna himself, to have a MK losing record this Basho. We feel we need to offer our commiserations on a difficult Basho, which many of us also had. It is part of the nature of the game and we all wish we had a crystal ball to tell us how the real guys are going to perform. His record as yokozuna started with an MK result, but the following 5 records have all been KK. The majority consensus is we need to offer encouragement and we shall observe how he performs in the next tournament in March. Should the next Basho end in a MK, then we will meet again and discuss options. I shall now return to the Australia Day Celebrations we are having at our HQ.... Marushiki (Chair BSYDC) ************************* As rijicho, I would also like to offer my commiserations to the Yokozuna for January's basho (winning the No Cigar Award does indicate that Flohru was putting up the sort of performance that would normally result in a KK) and my encouragement to the Bench Yokozuna for March. As a reminder to all, we have slightly higher expectations for a Bench Sumo Yokozuna, and a 9-6 record is considered the true benchmark. <http://takanorappa.com/BenchRules/yokozuna.htm> Jejima (BS rijicho) Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Jejima 1,498 Posted January 27, 2021 (edited) Hi all, Here is the new Bench Sumo banzuke for March 2021. It was put together by Jejima, Flohru and shin-banzuke maker Sakura. Watched over by Kintamayama, Ekigozan, Asashosakari and Kaiomitsuki. Wow, what a baptism of fire for Sakura, as this was one of the more tricky ones to put together. I am afraid, there is quite a bit of bad luck going round. Usually this evens itself out over time, so if you have bad luck this time, you *might* have good luck next time. Anyway, here it is.... Jejima (BS rijicho) Flohru (Y1E, 6-9) YO O Taka (O1E, 7-8) Bill (S2W, 9-6) S1 Damimonay (M1E, 12-3) pandaazuma (K1W, 9-6) S2 Norizo (O1W, 6-9) Rubensan (M2W, 9-6) K fujiyama (M3E, 9-6) ScreechingOwl (M10E, 12-3) M1 Metzinowaka (M2E, 8-7) Andoreasu (S1E, 7-8) 2 Gaijingai (K1E, 7-8) chishafuwaku (M4E, 8-7) 3 Chijanofuji (M8W, 10-5) Pitinosato (S1W, 6-9) 4 Susanoo (M5W, 8-7) toonoryu (M1W, 7-8) 5 Sakura (M8E, 9-6) Konosato (M3W, 7-8) 6 Achiyama (M7W, 8-7) andonishiki (M14W, 10-5) 7 tainosen (M10W, 8-7) Hokuyutaka (M7E, 7-8) 8 Ruziklao (M5E, 6-9) Boltbutthamma (M6E, 6-9) 9 Terarno (M4W, 5-10) Kaiowaka (M13E, 9-6) 10 Takanorappa (J6E, 14-1) Kitakachiyama (M14E, 9-6) 11 Itachi (M6W, 5-10) Yamashade (M15E, 9-6) 12 Gawasukotto (M15W, 8-7) Yangnomazuma (M12E, 7-8) 13 Joaoiyama (M17W, 8-7) Unkonoyama (M11E, 6-9) 14 Frinkanohana (M13W, 7-8) Kintamayama (M9E, 5-10) 15 Tameiki (M12W, 6-9) Saruyama (M16E, KOSHO) 16 Getayukata (J4W, 10-5) Holleshoryu (M17E, KOSHO) 17 Itachiyama (J1E, 8-7) Oortael (J1W, 8-7) J1 Kitahotaru (J4E, 9-6) tokugawa (J3E, 8-7) 2 Jakusotsu (J3W, 8-7) Jejima (M11W, 5-10) 3 Golynohana (J6W, 9-6) Yassier (M9W, 4-11) 4 Hana-ichi (M16W, 6-9) Chocshoporyu (J2W, 7-8) 5 Rikishimiezi (J5W, KOSHO) Roundeye (J13E, 10-5) 6 Kaito (J11E, 8-7) Hironoumi (J13W, 9-6) 7 Sherlockiama (J7W, KOSHO) Wamahada (ms1E, 10-5) 8 Athenayama (ms3W, 11-4) Chelseayama (J12W, 8-7) 9 Kotononami (ms2W, 10-5) Unagiyutaka (J7E, 6-9) 10 iwakoko (J9W, 7-8) Kishikaisei (J10E, 7-8) 11 Oyama (J10W, 7-8) shimodahito (J11W, 7-8) 12 kuroimori (J12E, 7-8) Gurowake (J8E, 5-10) 13 Oshirokita (J8W, 5-10) Mukanibaru (J9E, 5-10) 14 Fujisan (J5E, 3-12) Tenshinhan (ms4W, 9-6) ms1 Furanohana (ms1W, KOSHO) Mmikasazuma (ms2E, KOSHO) 2 Oskanohana (ms12E, 11-4) Tsunamiko (J14E, 6-9) 3 Houmanumi (J14W, 6-9) Kashunowaka (ms10W, 10-5) 4 Aminoumi (ms5W, 8-7) mischashimaru (J2E, 0-0-15) 5 Marushiki (ms4E, 7-8) Fujiko (ms6E, KOSHO) 6 Domichi (ms7W, 8-7) Bunijiman (ms7E, KOSHO) 7 Atenzan (ms5E, 7-8) Nantonoyama (ms8E, KOSHO) 8 GONZABUROW (ms3E, 5-10) Basoyama (ms13W, 9-6) 9 wolfgangho (ms9W, KOSHO) Homuburyuwa (ms11E, 8-7) 10 Maeden (ms8W, 7-8) Andrasoyamawaka (ms21E, 11-4) 11 Hakuryuho (ms11W, KOSHO) Kintsubasa (ms9E, 7-8) 12 Watashi (ms15E, 8-7) Kitanoyama (ms16E, 8-7) 13 Akishiki (ms19E, 9-6) Rowitoro (ms13E, 7-8) 14 Nekonishiki (ms17W, 8-7) Anjoboshi (ms20W, 9-6) 15 Heiyu (ms6W, 3-12) Tochidoro (ms22E, 9-6) 16 Kuramarujo (ms14E, 6-9) VESHANA (ms17E, KOSHO) 17 Kyodaitimu (ms10E, 4-11) Hibarifuji (ms14W, 6-9) 18 Kasamatsuri (ms15W, 6-9) aoyume (ms18E, 7-8) 19 Mariohana (ms20E, 7-8) Hogashi (ms21W, 7-8) 20 Kofujinokami (ms19W, 6-9) Tochiyatsu (ms22W, 7-8) 21 Baku (ms18W, 5-10) Akokoneko (ms16W, 3-12) 22 Banzuke-gai kamogawa (ms12W 0-0-15) ************************** Just a little extra note. Bench Sumo must have two Ozekis on the banzuke at all times. That is why Flohru is ranked as Yokozuna-Ozeki. It is not a demotion, but filling a need for banzuke purposes. Jejima (BS rijicho) Edited January 27, 2021 by Jejima 4 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Kaito 328 Posted January 27, 2021 Looks like pretty great luck to me! Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Gurowake 4,164 Posted January 28, 2021 On 27/01/2021 at 10:00, Kaito said: Looks like pretty great luck to me! There's a huge gap between where Chocshoporyu and Roundeye "should" be ranked, but they're adjacent among those who actually moved. There's a ton of bad luck in the area just above. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Jejima 1,498 Posted March 1, 2021 (edited) Hi all! Re: Entry The entry website is open for entries. Go here to do so --> <http://benchsumo.sumogames.de/Menu.aspx> Don't leave it until the last minute! (You can always change your entry later - just make sure that you get your initial entry in. Re: Day-to-day gyojis Please let me know if you can help out this basho. Let me know which days you are available, how many days that you would like, and if you have any preference for divisions. Re: Milestones Here are the possible 'milestones' for Bench Sumo players for the March basho 2021. A big shout-out to Takanorappa and his Bench Sumo stat page that made this email possible. All the good stuff can be found here --> <http://www.takanorappa.com/ichimons.htm> There are nine parts. 1. The players at a new career high rank. 2. The number of active bashos (multiples of 10) - *if* the player turns up in March. 3. Players who have a chance (even if very remote) of going to a new 'multiple of 100' career wins in March. 4. The current top 20 leaderboard for the *all-time* total number of wins. 5. The current top 20 leaderboard for the highest win percentage for *active* players. 6. The top 20 biggest earners from the January 2021 basho. 7. The top 20 biggest earners of all time. 8. The top 20 kensho winners for the January 2021 basho. (kensho are sponsorships for bouts) 9. The top 20 biggest kensho winners of all time. Enjoy! Jejima (BS rijicho) At a career high rank Kaito and Joaoiyama are serial repeat offenders in getting promoted. Kaito has never had an MK whilst playing Bench Sumo. ms21E Tochiyatsu ms16E Tochidoro ms11E Andrasoyama J9E Chelseayama (4th time on this list) J8W Athenayama J8E Wamahada J6W Kaito (6th time!!! Yet to hit the wall!) J1E Oortael (3rd time) M13W Joaoiyama (6th time!!!) M3E chishafuwaku (3nd time) Number of active bashos (If they are active in January 2021.) ms20E Hogashi - 10 ms7W Atenzan - 10 M13W Joaoiyama - 10 .........20 ms9W wolfgangho - 30 (second time here) ms13W Akishiki - 40 ms6E Fujiko - 40 (second time) ms19W Mariohana - 50 ms16W Kuramarujo - 50 .........60 .........70 ms15E Anjoboshi - 80 M17E Holleshoryu - 80 (second time) ms3E Tsunamiko - 90 J6E Roundeye - 90 S2W Norizo - 100 J2W Jakusotsu - 110 M10W Takanorappa - 120 (returning to Makunouchi after more than 12 years!) Possible career win milestones this basho: (Current career wins in brackets) 100 wins ms8E Nantonoyama (87) - 2nd time here 200 wins ms20W Kofujinokami (186) M2E Andoreasu (194) - 2nd time 300 wins J13E Gurowake (290) - 2nd time ms13W Akishiki (297) - 2nd time 400 wins Nobody here 500 wins ms12E Kintsubasa (486) M16E Saruyama (493) - 2nd time M7E andonishiki (499) - 2nd time 600 wins ms15E Anjoboshi (590) S2E pandaazuma (591) M17W Itachiyama (596) - 2nd time 700 wins ms8W GONZABUROW (686) ms18W Kasamatsuri (689) ms15W Heiyu (689) - 2nd time M16W Getayukata (698) 800 wins M4E Pitinosato (787) M11E Kitakachiyama (792) O1W Norizo (797) - 2nd time 900 wins M10W Takanorappa (893) Top 20 winningest players of all-time Jakusotsu overtakes banzuke-gai Doitsuyama, and banzuke-gai Leonishiki drops out of the top twenty, making space for Taka. 1. (=) M3W Chijanofuji - 951 2. (=) J3E Jejima - 944 3. (=) M15E Kintamayama - 936 4. (=) J13W Oshirokita - 930 5. (=) M2W Gaijiingai - 910 6. (=) M10W Takanorappa - 893 7. (=) YOE Flohru - 851 8. (=) J7W Sherlockiama - 831 9. (+1) J2W Jakusotsu - 812 10. (-1) BG Doitsuyama* - 805 11. (=) S2W Norizo - 797 12. (=) M11E Kitakachiyama - 792 13. (=) M4E Pitinosato - 787 14. (=) J14W Fujisan - 766 15. (=) ms5W Marushiki - 764 16. (=) M1W Metzinowaka - 762 17. (=) M14W Frinkanohana - 747 18. (+1) K1E Rubensan - 746 19. (+1) M3W Konosato - 743 20. (NE) O1W Taka - 741 *not currently active Top 20 active players with the highest winning percentage Two newcomers shoot to the top! 1. (NE) ms11E Andrasoyama (0.733) 2. (NE) ms16E Tochidoro (0.600) 3. (+1) J8W Athenayama ( 0.590) 4. (-3) J6W Kaito (0.589) 5. (-3) J1W Oortael (0.575) 6. (-2) J9E Chelseayama (0.562) 7. (-4) Oyama (0.556) 8. (=) M5W Sakura (0.547) 9. (+1) S2E pandaazuma (0.540) 10. (-1) M2E Andoreasu (0.539) 11. (+2) M1E ScreechingOwl (0.5385) 12. (=) J3W Golynohana (0.5378) 13 (-2) YOE Flohru (0.535) 14. (=) M13W Joaoiyama (0.533) 15. (+1) M16E Saruyama (0.5301) 16. (+1) M17W Itachiyama (0.5298) 17. (+1) M8E Hokuyutaka (0.5282) 18. (-3) J4E Yassier (0.5278) 19. (+1) M6W Achiyama (0.525) 20. (NE) M14W Frinkanohana (0.5242) Top 20 biggest earners (with Jan '21 ranks) in January 2021 (in Yen) Daminonay (and Takanorappa) show that it is all about winning the yusho! 1. (NE) M1E Damimonay ¥27,687,700 2. (+1) Y1E Flohru ¥14,187,600 3. (+16) M3E fujiyama ¥11,903,700 4. (-2) O1E Taka ¥11,791,100 5. (=) O1W Norizo ¥11,476,100 6. (+2) S1W Pitinosato ¥10,374,700 7. (-1) S2W Bill ¥9,800,700 8. (+7) M8W Chijanofuji ¥9,054,700 9. (-5) K1W pandaazuma ¥9,035,700 10. (+2) M2W Rubensan ¥8,629,700 11. (NE) M10E ScreechingOwl ¥8,386,700 12. (-5) S1E Andoreasu ¥8,629,700 13. (-3) M2E Metzinowaka ¥7,993,700 14. (-5) K1E Gaijingai ¥7,959,700 15. (-1) M5W Susanoo ¥7,915,700 16. (NE) J6E Takanorappa ¥7,463,130 17. (-16) M4E chishafuwaku ¥7,245,700 18. (-7) M3W Konosato ¥7,166,700 19. (+1) M7W Achiyama ¥7,153,700 20. (-7) M1W toonoryu ¥7,150,700 Top 20 biggest earners of all time (in Yen) Chijanofuji moves above banzuke-gai Leonishiki, and Damimonay's big salary from last basho sees him overtake Itachi, as well as banzuke-gai Ekigozan. 1. (=) YOE Flohru ¥1,065,314,010 2. (=) M2W Gaijingai ¥1,018,578,600 3. (=) M15E Kintamayama ¥987,374,490 4. (=) BG Doitsuyama* ¥942,645,880 5. (=) M17W Itachiyama ¥929,345,020 6. (+1) M3W Chijanofuji ¥814,049,550 7. (-1) BG Leonishiki* ¥809,068,040 8. (=) S2W Norizo ¥798,430,570 9. (=) BG Randomitsuki* ¥786,821,310 10. (=) M4E Pitinosato ¥769,382,300 11. (=) BG Rannohana* ¥731,263,660 12. (=) M6E Konosato ¥707,945,090 13. (=) M1W Metzinowaka ¥700,427,620 14. (=) M4W Susanoo ¥696,227,720 15. (=) J3E Jejima ¥678,298,860 16. (=) J13W Oshirokita ¥659,933,490 17. (=) M14W Frinkanohana ¥602,424,330 18. (+2) S1W Damimonay ¥595,341,680 19. (-1) BG Ekigozan* ¥575,617,330 20. (-1) M11W Itachi ¥574,877,430 *Not currently active. Top 20 kensho winners (with Jan '21 ranks) in January 2021 Susanoo and Achiyama show consistency. 1. (NE) M1E Damimonay 96 2. (-1) Y1E Flohru 94 3. (-1) O1E Taka 93 4. (+1) S2W Bill 92 5. (-1) S1W Pitinosato 86 6. (NE) M10E ScreechingOwl 84 7. (+3) K1W pandaazuma 84 8. (-2) O1W Norizo 80 9. (+2) M2W Rubensan 78 10. (+8) M8W Chijanofuji 77 11. (+2) M3E fujiyama 76 12. (+2) M4E chishafuwaku 70 =13. (NE) M8E Sakura 69 =13. (-10) S1E Andoreasu 69 15. (=) M5W Susanoo 60 =16. (=) M7W Achiyama 58 =16. (-9) M2E Metzinowaka 58 18. (NE) M12E Yangnomazuma 57 =19. (NE) M14W andonishiki 53 =19. (NE) M7E Hokuyutaka 53 =19. (-11) M1W toonoryu Top 20 kensho winners of all time Apart from some banzuke-gai players being overtaken, the main movement is Damimonay and Itachi switching places. 1. (=) YOE Flohru 7485 2. (=) M2W Gaijingai 7387 3. (=) BG Doitsuyama* 6875 4. (=) M15E Kintamayama 6586 5. (=) M17W Itachiyama 5853 6. (+1) S2W Norizo 5824 7. (-1) BG Randomitsuki* 5809 8. (+1) M4E Pitinosato 5586 9. (-1) BG Leonishiki* 5507 10. (-2) BG Rannohana* 5482 11. (=) M3W Chijanofuji 5338 12. (=) M4W Susanoo 4967 13. (=) M6E Konosato 4887 14. (=) M1W Metzinowaka 4542 15. (+1) S1W Damimonay 4054 16. (-1) M6W Itachi 4048 17. (-2) BG Ekigozan* 3907 18. (=) BG Takatamale* 3790 19. (=) J13W Oshirokita 3778 20. (=) K1E Rubensan 3761 *Not currently active Get those milestones! Jejima (BS rijicho) Edited March 1, 2021 by Jejima Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Jejima 1,498 Posted March 28, 2021 Hi everyone! Here is the updated standings for the Zentoryu Quality of Sumo Award for 2021 after the March 2021 basho. This is the combined results of the ZQoSA from May 2020 to March 2021. It reads like this..... Current ZQoSA position - (Change from after January 2021) - Rank on the March 2021 banzuke - shikona - Total ZQoSA points from the previous 5 bashos - (points change from after March 2021 - basically the points gained for March 2021 minus the points gained in March 2020). Norizo is back on top. Gaijingai storms into third place. The biggest jumps in places is shared between Joaoiyama and Chelseayama - which is apt. Over-and-out-until-May! JejimaSanyaku level 1. (+2) S2W Norizo 394 (+38) 2. (-1) S1E Bill 370 (-4) 3. (+9) M2W Gaijingai 365 (+71) 4. (+5) S2E pandaazuma 350 (+30) 5. (-1) O1W Taka 343 (0) 6. (-1) M2E Andoreasu 339 (+8) 7. (+1) M5E toonoryu 336 (+20) =8. (-6) YOE Flohru 314 (-46) =8. (+2) M4E Pitinosato 314 (+8) 10. (-1) K1W fujiyama 311 (+1) Makunouchi level 11. (=) S1W Damimonay 310 (+14) 12. (+5) K1E Rubensan 298 (+49) 13. (=) M1E ScreechingOwl 288 (-2) 14. (=) M1W Metzinowaka 284 (+10) 15. (+3) M3E chishafuwaku 281 (+33) 16. (-10) M6E Konosato 264 (-62) 17. (+2) M3W Chijanofuji 244 (+17) 18. (+2) M7W tainosen 226 (0) 19. (+2) M5W Sakura 224 (0) =20. (+4) M6W Achiyama 218 (+7) =20. (+10) M11E Kitakachiyama 218 (+32) 22. (-6) M9W Terarno 216 (-34) 23. (+5) M7E andonishiki 213 (+18) 24. (-1) M8W Ruziklao 210 (-2) 25. (-3) M8E Hokuyutaka 209 (-5) 26. (+6) M4W Susanoo 205 (+43) 27. (+6) M12E Yamashade 200 (+43) 28. (-1) M15E Kintamayama 193 (-7) 29. (-14) M11W Itachi 192 (-65) 30. (-4) M12W Gawasukotto 181 (-26) =31. (+3) M9E Boltbutthamma 178 (+24) =31. (-6) M14E Unkonoyama 178 (-31) =31. (+5) M10E Kaiowaka 178 (+48) 34. (+1) J2W Jakusotsu 163 (+15) 35. (+4) M14W Frinkanohana 155 (+38) 36. (-7) J4E Yassier 152 (-37) 37. (-6) J3E Jejima 142 (-28) 38. (+17) M13W Joaoiyama 139 (+80) 39. (+2) M13E Yangnomazuma 125 (+13) 40. (-2) M15W Tameiki 113 (-13) 41. (-4) J5E Chocshoporyu 111 (-17) 42. (+9) M10W Takanorappa 106 (+40) Juryo level 43. (=) J2E tokugawa 104 (+6) 44. (=) M16W Getayukata 98 (+1) 45. (-3) J1W Kitahotaru 96 (-6) 46. (=) J4W Hana-ichi 94 (0) =47. (-7) M17W Itachiyama 91 (-24) =47. (+5) M17E Holleshoryu 91 (+27) 49. (-1) J1E Oortael 81 (+6) 50. (-1) J3W Golynohana 70 (0) =51. (-7) J13W Oshirokita 69 (-28) =51. (+17) J9E Chelseayama 69 (+41) 53. (-3) J10W iwakoko 64 (-4) 54. (-2) J14W Fujisan 57 (-7) 55. (+4) J12W kuroimori 56 (+7) 56. (-2) J7W Sherlockiama 55 (-8) 57. (-10) J13E Gurowake 54 (-24) =58. (-2) J10E Unagiyutaka 51 (-3) =58. (+8) J6E Roundeye 51 (+21) 60. (=) J12E shimodahito 50 (+2) 61. (+2) J11E Kishikaisei 45 (+10) 62. (+2) J5W Rikishimiezi 42 (+9) 63. (-5) M16E Saruyama 41 (-10) 64. (=) ms7W Atenzan 33 (0) 65. (+4) J7E Hironoumi 32 (+5) 66. (+3) J6W Kaito 31 (+4) 67. (+4) ms8W GONZABUROW 26 (0) 68. (-6) ms3E Tsunamiko 22 (-17) 69. (NE) J9W Kotononami 20 (+20) =70. (-13) INTAI Ihopeso 17 (-35) =70. (-9) ms5E mischashimaru 17 (-23) Makushita level 72. (NE) J8W Athenayama 15 (+15) 73. (+3) J11W Oyama 13 (+3) 74. (+2) ms9W wolfgangho 10 (0) 75. (-2) J14E Mukanibaru 7 (-18) 76. (NE) J8E Wamahada 6 (+6) 77. (+2) ms3W Houmanumi 3 (0) 78. (+3) ms1W Furanohana -1 (0) 1 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Jejima 1,498 Posted April 2, 2021 Hi everyone, I have received the following message from the venerable Marushiki, the chair of the Bench Sumo Yokozuna Deliberation Council. They have discussed Yokozuna Flohru and Ozeki Taka. Jejima Venerable Rijicho, The BSYDC have met to discuss the Basho, and the results of our Yokozuna. We all commiserate with Flohru who seems to have come under the "Yokozuna Curse", and suffered a difficult Basho (like quite a few of us) and come up with a very sad MK. With this being his 2nd MK in a row at Yokozuna ranking we hope to see that the May Basho will be a better result. We offer our encouragement to Flohru and hope that the May tournament is a better one for him. The council consider that if in May he again goes KK, then he is again performing at the standard that brought him into the Yokozuna ranking. Should MK be the result then we would suggest retiring from Yokozuna and starting again at the lower ranks. Should Flohru consider restarting and going into the lower ranks sooner, we will understand, but at least see how he feels coming up to the May tournament and either make his decision before the start of the May Basho or hold out and see if he can gain KK. We also took the chance to look at Ozeki Taka's record and were pleased to see a strong Jun-Yusho. We look forward to seeing how he does in the upcoming Basho and will discuss how we will progress to promoting him to Yokozuna. We also offer our encouragement to Taka and look forward to seeing good things coming from the Ozeki. Marushiki (Chair BSYDC). 2 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Jejima 1,498 Posted April 2, 2021 Hi all, Here is the new banzuke for May 2021, put together by Flohru, Sakura and Jejima, under the watchful eye of Kintamayama, Ekigozan, Asashasakari and Kaiomitsuki. There are some BIG bits of luck in some places, and also BIG bits of bad luck in other places. It is good to see Norizo reclaiming his Ozeki rank. This will be the *fifth* time that he has been promoted to the top rank! (The next closest is three times). See Takanorappa's excellent site for more details --> <http://takanorappa.com/BenchStats/BenchOzeki.htm> Enjoy! Jejima (BS rijicho) Flohru (Y1E, 5-10) Y Taka (O1W, 11-4) O1 Norizo (S2W, 10-5) Bill (S1E, 8-7) S1 pandaazuma (S2E, 8-7) fujiyama (K1W, 8-7) K1 Metzinowaka (M1W, 9-6) K2 Damimonay (S1W, 7-8) Gaijingai (M2W, 8-7) M1 Rubensan (K1E, 7-8) ScreechingOwl (M1E, 7-8) 2 toonoryu (M5E, 8-7) Sakura (M5W, 8-7) 3 Kaiowaka (M10E, 10-5) chishafuwaku (M3E, 7-8) 4 Chijanofuji (M3W, 7-8) Pitinosato (M4E, 7-8) 5 Andoreasu (M2E, 6-9) Kitakachiyama (M11E, 10-5) 6 andonishiki (M7E, 8-7) tainosen (M7W, 8-7) 7 Joaoiyama (M13W, 11-4) Ruziklao (M8W, 8-7) 8 Yamashade (M12E, 10-5) Konosato (M6E, 7-8) 9 Achiyama (M6W, 7-8) Takanorappa (M10W, 8-7) 10 Susanoo (M4W, 6-9) Unkonoyama (M14E, 9-6) 11 Jakusotsu (J2W, 12-3) Chelseayama (J9E, 15-0) 12 Terarno (M9W, 7-8) Itachi (M11W, 7-8) 13 Frinkanohana (M14W, 8-7) Holleshoryu (M17E, 9-6) 14 Kintamayama (M15E, 8-7) Hokuyutaka (M8E, 5-10) 15 Gawasukotto (M12W, 7-8) Boltbutthamma (M9E, 5-10) 16 tokugawa (J2E, 8-7) Rikishimiezi (J5W, 9-6) 17 Yassier (J4E, 8-7) Itachiyama (M17W, 7-8) J1 Kotononami (J9W, 10-5) Roundeye (J6E, 8-7) 2 Yangnomazuma (M13E, 4-11) Tameiki (M15W, 5-10) 3 iwakoko (J10W, 9-6) Oortael (J1E, 6-9) 4 Kitahotaru (J1W, 6-9) Hana-ichi (J4W, 7-8) 5 Athenayama (J8W, 8-7) Jejima (J3E, 6-9) 6 Golynohana (J3W, 6-9) kuroimori (J12W, 9-6) 7 Oshirokita (J13W, 9-6) Chocshoporyu (J5E, 6-9) 8 Sherlockiama (J7W, 7-8) Fujisan (J14W, 9-6) 9 Getayukata (M16W, 2-13) Bunijiman (ms7E, 10-5) 10 Oskanohana (ms2W, 8-7) Kaito (J6W, 5-10) 11 Kishikaisei (J11E, 7-8) Hironoumi (J7E, 5-10) 12 Unagiyutaka (J10E, 6-9) Wamahada (J8E, 5-10) 13 Gurowake (J13E, 7-8) Mukanibaru (J14E, KOSHO) 14 Saruyama (M16E, 0-0-15) Tenshinhan (ms1E, KOSHO) ms1 Tsunamiko (ms3E, 8-7) Basoyama (ms9E, 10-5) 2 Oyama (J11W, 5-10) Domichi (ms6W, 9-6) 3 shimodahito (J12E, 5-10) Nantonoyama (ms8E, 9-6) 4 Houmanumi (ms3W, 7-8) Nekonishiki (ms14W, 11-4) 5 Atenzan (ms7W, 8-7) Maeden (ms10W, 9-6) 6 Mmikasazuma (ms2E, 6-9) Marushiki (ms5W, 7-8) 7 Fujiko (ms6E, 7-8) Anjoboshi (ms15E, 10-5) 8 GONZABUROW (ms8W, KOSHO) Kofujinokami (ms20W, 12-3)9 Andrasoyama (ms11E, 8-7) Kuramarujo (ms16W, 10-5) 10 Aminoumi (ms4W, 5-10) Heiyu (ms15W, 9-6) 11 Homuburyuwa (ms10E, 7-8) Kashunowaka (ms4E, 4-11) 12 Hogashi (ms20E, 10-5) Kasamatsuri (ms18W, 9-6) 13 Watashi (ms12W, 7-8) Kitanoyama (ms13E, 7-8) 14 Mariohana (ms19W, 8-7) Gansekiiwa (ms23E, 9-6) 15 kamogawa (ms22W, 8-7) Akishiki (ms13W, 6-9) 16 Kaba (ms23W, 8-7) Rowitoro (ms14E, 6-9) 17 Kintsubasa (ms12E, 5-10) Ojisan (ms24E, 8-7) 18 Tochidoro (ms16E, 6-9) Hibarifuji (ms18E, 6-9) 19 Tochiyatsu (ms21E, 7-8) aoyume (ms19E, 6-9) 20 Kyodaitimu (ms17W, 5-10) Baku (ms21W, 3-12) 21 Akokoneko (ms22E, 2-13) Banzuke-gai Furanohana (ms1W, 0-0-15) mischashimaru (ms5E, 0-0-15) wolfgangho (ms9W, 0-0-15) Hakuryuho (ms11W, 0-0-15) VESHANA (ms17E, 0-0-15) 1 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Gurowake 4,164 Posted April 3, 2021 I forgot I even entered. Maybe next time I'll drone my way out of Juryo finally. 1 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Jejima 1,498 Posted April 30, 2021 Here are the possible milestones for the May basho 2021. Many thanks to Takanorappa and his Bench Sumo stat page where are the good stuff can be mined --> <http://www.takanorappa.com/ichimons.htm> There are nine parts. 1. The players at a new career high rank. 2. The number of active bashos (multiples of 10) - *if* the player turns up in May. 3. Players who have a chance (even if very remote) of going to a new 'multiple of 100' career wins in May. 4. The current top 20 leaderboard for the *all-time* total number of wins. 5. The current top 20 leaderboard for the highest win percentage for *active* players. 6. The top 20 biggest earners from the March 2021 basho. 7. The top 20 biggest earners of all time. 8. The top 20 kensho winners for the March 2021 basho. (kensho are sponsorships for bouts) 9. The top 20 biggest kensho winners of all time. Enjoy! Jejima (BS rijicho) At a career high rank ms19W Tochiyatsu (second time in-a-row on this list) ms18E Ojisan ms16W Kaba (my youngest son - I am so proud!) ms10E Kuramarujo ms9W Andrasoyama (second time) J5W Athenayama (second time) M17E Rikishimiezi (shin-Makunouchi) M12E Chelseayama (5th time on this list - and shin-Maku (and how!)) M7W Joaoiyama (7th time!!!) O1E Taka Y1E Flohru Number of active bashos (If they are active in January 2021.) J4E Ortael - 10 ms19E Hibarifuji - 20 .........30 .........40 ms10W Aminoumi - 50 J7E kuroimori - 60 M9W Achiyama - 60 ms14E Kitanoyama - 70 J10E Bunijiman - 70 K1E fujiyama - 70 .........80 .........90 ms17E Rowitoro - 100 .........110 .........120 Possible career win milestones this basho: (Current career wins in brackets) 100 wins M7W Joaoiyama (91) ms4E Nantonoyama (96) - 3rd time here 200 wins J4W Kitahotaru (185) ms9E Kofujinokami (198) - 2nd time 300 wins J13W Gurowake (297) - 3rd time 400 wins J2W Yangnomazuma (385) 500 wins J5E Hana-ichi (489) ms17W Kintsubasa (491) - 2nd time J14W Saruyama (493) - 3rd time 600 wins S2E pandaazuma (599) - 2nd time 700 wins ms8W GONZABUROW (686) - 2nd time S1E Bill (691) J1W Kotononami (692) M3W Kaiowaka (693) ms13E Kasamatsuri (698) - 2nd time ms11E Heiyu (698) - 3rd time 800 wins M5E Pitinosato (794) - 2nd time 900 wins Nobody here Top 20 winningest players of all-time Norizo knocks Doitsuyama out of the top 10 - several years after Doitsuyama last played! Metzinowaka has caught up with Marushiki. Taka and Konosato switch places at the bottom of the top 20. 1. (=) M4W Chijanofuji - 958 2. (=) J6E Jejima - 950 3. (=) M14W Kintamayama - 944 4. (=) J7W Oshirokita - 939 5. (=) M1E Gaijiingai - 918 6. (=) M10E Takanorappa - 901 7. (=) Y1E Flohru - 856 8. (=) J8W Sherlockiama - 838 9. (=) M11W Jakusotsu - 824 10. (+1) S2W Norizo - 807 11. (-1) BG Doitsuyama* - 805 12. (=) M6E Kitakachiyama - 802 13. (=) M5E Pitinosato - 794 14. (=) J9E Fujisan - 775 =15. (=) ms7E Marushiki - 771 =15. (+1) K1W Metzinowaka - 771 17. (=) M13W Frinkanohana - 755 18. (=) M1W Rubensan - 753 19. (+1) O1W Taka - 752 20. (-1) M9E Konosato - 750 *not currently active Top 20 active players with the highest winning percentage Andrasoyama holds onto the top spot. My youngest son scrapes into the top 20. I am so proud! 1. (=) ms9W Andrasoyama (0.633) 2. (+4) M12E Chelseayama (0.617) 3. (+11) M13W Joaoiyama (0.607) =4. (NE) ms15E Gansekiiwa (0.583) =4. (-1) J5W Athenayama ( 0.583) =6. (-1) J4E Oortael (0.556) =6. (+4) M5W Andoreasu (0.556) 8. (NE) J10W Oskanohana (0.554) 9. (-5) J11E Kaito (0.552) 10. (+2) J6W Golynohana (0.547) 11. (-3) M3E Sakura (0.546) 12. (NE) ms3E Domichi (0.544) 13. (-4) S2E pandaazuma (0.540) 14. (NE) O1E Taka (0.539) 15 (-2) Y1E Flohru (0.5384) 16. (NE) O1W Norizo (0.5380) 17. (-6) M2E ScreechingOwl (0.537) 18. (NE) ms1E Tenshinhan (0.536) 19. (NE) J13W Gurowake (0.535) =20. (NE) ms18E Ojisan (0.5333) =20. (NE) ms16W Kaba (0.5333) Top 20 biggest earners (with Mar '21 ranks) in March 2021 (in Yen) Once again there is a new entry at number one - and of course it is the yusho winner, with the massive championship bonus. A sansho basho is pretty good too - enough to propel tainosen into fifth position! (Joaoiyama and Norizo picked up the other two sansho bonuses). 1. (NE) M13W Joaoiyama ¥20,082,700 2. (+2) O1W Taka ¥16,118,100 3. (+2) S2W Norizo ¥15,654,700 4. (-2) YOE Flohru ¥14,106,600 5. (NE) M7W tainosen ¥11,283,700 6. (-5) S1W Damimonay ¥11,075,700 7. (+2) S2E pandaazuma ¥10,901,700 8. (-1) S1E Bill ¥10,104,700 9. (+4) M1W Metzinowaka ¥9,477,700 10. (=) K1E Rubensan ¥9,223,700 11. (-3) M3W Chijanofuji ¥9,001,700 12. (+2) M2W Gaijingai ¥8,672,700 13. (-10) K1W fujiyama ¥8,544,700 14. (NE) M11E Kitakachiyama ¥8,333,700 15. (-9) M4E Pitinosato ¥8,157,700 16. (-5) M1E ScreechingOwl ¥7,937,700 17. (+1) M6E Konosato ¥7,510,700 18. (+2) M5E toonoryu ¥7,508,700 19. (NE) M12E Yamashade ¥7,453,700 20. (NE) M10E Kaiowaka ¥7,353,700 Top 20 biggest earners of all time (in Yen) Banzuke-gai Ekigozan drops out of the top twenty, to make space for Rubensan. 1. (=) Y1E Flohru ¥1,079,460,610 2. (=) M1E Gaijingai ¥1,027,551,300 3. (=) M14W Kintamayama ¥994,380,190 4. (=) BG Doitsuyama* ¥942,645,880 5. (=) J1E Itachiyama ¥935,833,720 6. (=) M4W Chijanofuji ¥823,107,250 7. (+1) O1W Norizo ¥814,565,270 8. (-1) BG Leonishiki* ¥809,068,040 9. (=) BG Randomitsuki* ¥786,821,310 10. (=) M5E Pitinosato ¥777,868,000 11. (=) BG Rannohana* ¥731,263,660 12. (=) M9E Konosato ¥715,423,790 13. (=) K1W Metzinowaka ¥710,149,320 14. (=) M10W Susanoo ¥703,506,420 15. (=) J6E Jejima ¥681,927,990 16. (=) J7W Oshirokita ¥663,750,620 17. (=) M13W Frinkanohana ¥608,867,030 18. (=) K2W Damimonay ¥606,797,380 19. (+1) M13E Itachi ¥581,088,130 20. (NE) M1W Rubensan ¥576,869,860 *Not currently active. Top 20 kensho winners (with Mar '21 ranks) in March 2021 The top eight spots go to the eight sanyaku rikishi! In fact the top 'ten' is filled out with the top ten ranked players (with Chijanofuji making it the top eleven in reality). 1. (+2) O1W Taka 172 2. (+6) S2W Norizo 108 3. (+4) S2E pandaazuma 101 4. (-3) S1W Damimonay 99 5. (-1) S1E Bill 98 6. (-4) YOE Flohru 93 7. (+2) K1E Rubensan 86 8. (+3) K1W fujiyama 85 9. (NE) M1W Metzinowaka 84 =10. (-4) M1E ScreechingOwl 76 =10. (=) M3W Chijanofuji 76 =12. (NE) M11E Kitakachiyama =12. (NE) M12E Yamashade 68 14. (-1) M5W Sakura 65 =15. (-3) M3E chishafuwaku 62 =15. (NE) M7W tainosen 62 17. (NE) M2W Gaijingai 61 =18. (-13) M4E Pitinosato 60 =18. (+1) M7E andonishiki 60 =18. (NE) M10E Kaiowaka 60 Top 20 kensho winners of all time Norizo and Itachiyama have switched places. Rubensan is the biggest mover, climbing a whopping two places. 1. (=) Y1E Flohru 7578 2. (=) M1E Gaijingai 7448 3. (=) BG Doitsuyama* 6875 4. (=) M14W Kintamayama 6622 5. (+1) O1W Norizo 5932 6. (-1) J1E Itachiyama 5882 7. (=) BG Randomitsuki* 5809 8. (=) M5E Pitinosato 5646 9. (=) BG Leonishiki* 5507 10. (=) BG Rannohana* 5482 11. (=) M4W Chijanofuji 5414 12. (=) M10W Susanoo 5014 13. (=) M9E Konosato 4938 14. (=) K1W Metzinowaka 4626 15. (=) K2W Damimonay 4153 16. (=) M13E Itachi 4091 17. (=) BG Ekigozan* 3907 18. (+2) M1W Rubensan 3847 19. (-1) BG Takatamale* 3790 20. (-1) J7W Oshirokita 3778 *Not currently active Get those milestones! Jejima (BS rijicho) 2 1 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
nelimw 80 Posted May 7, 2021 Is it too late to enter for the next basho? Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Jejima 1,498 Posted May 7, 2021 Just now, nelimw said: Is it too late to enter for the next basho? Too late for May. But sign up ready for July! Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Sakura 1,526 Posted May 7, 2021 I see a lot of ACTIVE on the banzuke. 1 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Athenayama 1,211 Posted May 8, 2021 Can't make my entry for day 1. "Bench Sumo entries for day 5 are now closed!" I tried to change the "D=5" to "D=1" but without success. Can anyone help? Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Flohru 178 Posted May 8, 2021 19 minutes ago, Athenayama said: Can't make my entry for day 1. "Bench Sumo entries for day 5 are now closed!" I tried to change the "D=5" to "D=1" but without success. Can anyone help? Change to "D=6" and you will be able to enter for some strange reason! Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Athenayama 1,211 Posted May 8, 2021 2 minutes ago, Flohru said: Change to "D=6" and you will be able to enter for some strange reason! THANK YOU SIR ! Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Jakusotsu 6,430 Posted May 8, 2021 A quite annoying bug which I always need to fix at least twice before each start of the basho. Should be working again now. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Jejima 1,498 Posted May 9, 2021 Just catching up on all of this. My apologies for those who had problems entering on day 1 - and a big thanks to Jakusotsu for kicking the bug down. Changing the entry day to day 6, does not help, as that only is for day 6.\ It is too late for this basho, but in such circumstances the original solution was to send you line up in time to the day-to-day gyoji. However, with the current set up, Jakusotsu is the only player who can access the automation to make fixes. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Flohru 178 Posted May 9, 2021 (edited) 3 hours ago, Jejima said: Just catching up on all of this. My apologies for those who had problems entering on day 1 - and a big thanks to Jakusotsu for kicking the bug down. Changing the entry day to day 6, does not help, as that only is for day 6.\ It is too late for this basho, but in such circumstances the original solution was to send you line up in time to the day-to-day gyoji. However, with the current set up, Jakusotsu is the only player who can access the automation to make fixes. That's really a shame as it cost me an eight-winner GBL. May I ask why it does not help to change the entry day? If the "Make this lineup the default for the remainder of the basho" box is checked, one would expect the automation to accept the entry as the default line-up in case no entry is submitted for a given day. IMO, it makes no sense at all that the Gyoji AutoAbsence kicks in if an entry was actually submitted.. Edited May 9, 2021 by Flohru Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Jakusotsu 6,430 Posted May 9, 2021 2 hours ago, Flohru said: If the "Make this lineup the default for the remainder of the basho" box is checked, one would expect the automation to accept the entry as the default line-up in case no entry is submitted for a given day. It doesn't work that way. By registering for the basho, fifteen separate default lineup entries are already created for each day, so the "Make this lineup the default for the remainder of the basho" checkbox only adjusts the days after. I'm just glad this nasty day-5-closed bug disappears after day 1. I'd be even more glad, however, if the master genius squishes it for good... Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Flohru 178 Posted May 9, 2021 5 minutes ago, Jakusotsu said: It doesn't work that way. By registering for the basho, fifteen separate default lineup entries are already created for each day, so the "Make this lineup the default for the remainder of the basho" checkbox only adjusts the days after. I'm just glad this nasty day-5-closed bug disappears after day 1. I'd be even more glad, however, if the master genius squishes it for good... Well yes, I figured now that that's how it works, but it still does not make sense to me. It feels weird to see the auto absence droning despite being able to submit a line-up that was obviously meant for day 1.. Sorry @Athenayama for giving bad advice. :( 1 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Athenayama 1,211 Posted May 9, 2021 (edited) 5 minutes ago, Flohru said: Well yes, I figured now that that's how it works, but it still does not make sense to me. It feels weird to see the auto absence droning despite being able to submit a line-up that was obviously meant for day 1.. Sorry @Athenayama for giving bad advice. :( I was very surprised and very angry at first when I discovered my entry this morning by "autoabsence". And I should have won today with the entry I actually made, as you should have from what I understand. That being said, we're all good my friend. I'll certainly won't blame you for anything, you just tried to help. Let's both take our revenge on that bloody bug by winning our 14 remaining days ! Edited May 9, 2021 by Athenayama 1 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Jejima 1,498 Posted May 23, 2021 Hi everyone! Here is the updated standings for the Zentoryu Quality of Sumo Award for 2021 after the May 2021 basho. This is the combined results of the ZQoSA from July 2020 to May 2021. It reads like this..... Current ZQoSA position - (Change from after March 2021) - Rank on the May 2021 banzuke - shikona - Total ZQoSA points from the previous 6 bashos - (points change from after May 2021 - basically the points gained for May 2021, as May 2020 did not take place). Norizo and Bill hold onto the top two spots, but Damimonay makes a big leap up to third place. Damimonay did not participate in July 2020, so his score is based on five bashos only. If he turns up in July 2021, he will have an excellent chance to overtake the top two, as they will both be losing points (July 2020), and he won't be. Flohru has dropped out of the top ten, replaced by Metzinowaka. Rikishimiezi is the biggest mover, climbing eleven places, yet remains categorised as 'Juryo level' - despite being ranke in Makunouchi. Over-and-out-until-July! JejimaSanyaku level 1. (=) O1W Norizo 477 (+83) 2. (=) S1E Bill 469 (+99) 3. (+8) K2W Damimonay 442 (+132) 4. (-1) M1E Gaijingai 436 (+71) 5. (-1) S1W pandaazuma 413 (+63) 6. (+1) M2W toonoryu 398 (+62) 7. (-2) O1E Taka 391 (+48) 8. (=) M5E Pitinosato 369 (+55) 9. (+5) K1W Metzinowaka 367 (+83) 10. (-4) M5W Andoreasu 364 (+25) Makunouchi level 11. (+2) M2E ScreechingOwl 359 (+71) 12. (-4) Y1E Flohru 350 (+36) 13. (-1) M1W Rubensan 348 (+50) 14. (+1) M4E chishafuwaku 342 (+61) 15. (-5) K1E fujiyama 336 (+25) 16. (=) M9E Konosato 318 (+54) 17. (+2) M3E Sakura 308 (+84) 18. (+2) M6E Kitakachiyama 269 (+51) 19. (-2) M4W Chijanofuji 268 (+24) 20. (=) M9W Achiyama 261 (+43) 21. (+7) M14W Kintamayama 260 (+67) 22. (-4) M7E tainosen 257 (+31) =23. (-1) M12W Terarno 255 (+39) =23. (+2) M15E Hokuyutaka 255 (+46) 25. (+2) M8W Yamashade 251 (+51) 26. (-3) M6W andonishiki 236 (+23) =27. (-3) M8E Ruziklao 233 (+23) =27. (-1) M10W Susanoo 233 (+28) 29. (+2) M3W Kaiowaka 230 (+52) 30. (-1) M13E Itachi 225 (+33) 31. (=) M11E Unkonoyama 209 (+31) 32. (-2) M15W Gawasukotto 208 (+27) 33. (+2) M13W Frinkanohana 207 (+52) 34. (-3) M16E Boltbutthamma 206 (+28) 35. (-1) M11W Jakusotsu 204 (+41) 36. (=) M17W Yassier 203 (+51) 37. (+1) M7W Joaoiyama 170 (+31) 38. (+4) M10E Takanorappa 167 (+61) 39. (-2) J6E Jejima 166 (+24) 40. (-1) J2W Yangnomazuma 137 (+12) 41. (+2) M16W tokugawa 130 (+26) 42. (-2) J3E Tameiki 126 (+13) Juryo level 43. (-2) J8E Chocshoporyu 122 (+11) 44. (+1) J4W Kitahotaru 118 (+22) 45. (+1) J5E Hana-ichi 116 (+22) 46. (+1) M14E Holleshoryu 114 (+23) 47. (-3) J9W Getayukata 104 (+6) 48. (-1) J1E Itachiyama 103 (+12) 49. (+2) M12E Chelseayama 102 (+33) 50. (+1) J7W Oshirokita 91 (+22) =51. (-2) J4E Oortael 90 (+9) =51. (+11) M17E Rikishimiezi 90 (+48) 53. (-3) J6W Golynohana 85 (+15) 54. (+3) J13W Gurowake 77 (+23) 55. (=) J7E kuroimori 76 (+20) 56. (-2) J9E Fujisan 72 (+15) 57. (+1) J12W Unagiyutaka 71 (+20) 58. (-5) J3W iwakoko 68 (+4) 59. (+4) J14W Saruyama 67 (+26) 60. (-2) J2E Roundeye 65 (+14) 61. (-5) J8W Sherlockiama 55 (0) 62. (-1) J11W Kishikaisei 54 (+9) 63. (-3) ms3W shimodahito 50 (0) 64. (+1) J12E Hironoumi 48 (+16) 65. (+4) J1W Kotononami 41 (+21) 66. (=) J11E Kaito 35 (+4) 67. (-3) ms5W Atenzan 33 (0) 68. (-1) ms8W GONZABUROW 26 (0) 69. (-1) ms1W Tsunamiko 22 (0) 70. (NE) J10W Oskanohana 20 (+20) Makushita level 71. (+1) J5W Athenayama 18 (+3) =72. (-2) INTAI Ihopeso 17 (0) =72. (-2) BG mischashimaru 17 (0) 74. (+2) J13E Wamahada 16 (+10) 75. (-2) ms2W Oyama 13 (0) 76. (-2) BG wolfgangho 10 (0) 77. (NE) J10E Bunijiman 8 (+8) 78. (-3) J14E Mukanibaru 7 (0) 79. (-2) ms4W Houmanumi 3 (0) 80. (-2) ms22E Furanohana -1 (0) Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Gurowake 4,164 Posted May 23, 2021 So after seeing myself not nearly as far down on the list as I expected, I went and checked how my drone line up did, and somehow I managed a jun-yusho. I've been waiting to fall to Makushita via droning before calling it quits for good, but this turn of events likely gave me a ton more basho to go. 1 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Jejima 1,498 Posted May 30, 2021 Hi all, Here is the real new bench banzuke for July 2021. It was put together by Flohru, Sakura and Jejima, under the ever-watchful eyes of Asashosakari, Ekigozan, Kaiomitsuki and Kintamayama. With the intai of the Yokozuna at the top of the banzuke, an 'extra space' has been created to the benefit of most players. Flohru has accepted the rijicho's invitation to restart the game at the ms10W rank (giving kosho Aminoumi a surprise mini promotion.) Speaking of Aminoumi, she has accepted her invitation to join the Bench Sumo Yokozuna Deliberation Council, replacing Sakura, who has given up her seat due to a conflict of interests with her new role on the banzuke making committee. Anyway, more good luck than usual, with a few tiny pockets of slight bad luck, so I think most players will be pleased with their new ranks. Here it is! Jejima (BS rijicho) Norizo (O1W, 9-6) O1 Taka (O1E, 6-9) Damimonay (K2W, 13-2) S1 Bill (S1E, 11-4) Metzinowaka (K1W, 9-6) S2 Sakura (M3E, 10-5) K1 Gaijingai (M1E, 8-7) K2 pandaazuma (S1W, 7-8) ScreechingOwl (M2E, 8-7) M1 Pitinosato (M5E, 9-6) Rubensan (M1W, 7-8) 2 Takanorappa (M10E, 10-5) toonoryu (M2W, 7-8) 3 Kitakachiyama (M6E, 8-7) Kaiowaka (M3W, 7-8) 4 Yamashade (M8W, 9-6) chishafuwaku (M4E, 7-8) 5 Konosato (M9E, 9-6) Kintamayama (M14W, 11-4) 6 fujiyama (K1E, 4-11) Achiyama (M9W, 8-7) 7 Frinkanohana (M13W, 9-6) Jakusotsu (M11W, 8-7) 8 Terarno (M12W, 8-7) Hokuyutaka (M15E, 9-6) 9 Yassier (M17W, 10-5) tainosen (M7E, 6-9) 10 Joaoiyama (M7W, 6-9) Andoreasu (M5W, 5-10) 11 andonishiki (M6W, 5-10) Chijanofuji (M4W, 4-11) 12 Rikishimiezi (M17E, 9-6) Chelseayama (M12E, 7-8) 13 Ruziklao (M8E, 5-10) Susanoo (M10W, 6-9) 14 Itachi (M13E, 7-8) Unkonoyama (M11E, 6-9) 15 Kotononami (J1W, 8-7) Kitahotaru (J4W, 9-6) 16 Oshirokita (J7W, 10-5) Jejima (J6E, 9-6) 17 Gawasukotto (M15W, 6-9) Boltbutthamma (M16E, 6-9) J1 Holleshoryu (M14E, 5-10) tokugawa (M16W, 6-9) 2 kuroimori (J7E, 9-6) Roundeye (J2E, 7-8) 3 Hana-ichi (J5E, 8-7) Yangnomazuma (J2W, 7-8) 4 Gurowake (J13W, 12-3) Tameiki (J3E, 7-8) 5 Saruyama (J14W, 12-3) Itachiyama (J1E, 6-9) 6 Unagiyutaka (J12W, 10-5) Oskanohana (J10W, 9-6) 7 Golynohana (J6W, 7-8) Fujisan (J9E, 8-7) 8 Sherlockiama (J8W, KOSHO) Nantonoyama (ms4E, 12-3) 9 Chocshoporyu (J8E, 7-8) Oortael (J4E, 5-10) 10 iwakoko (J3W, 4-11) Hironoumi (J12E, 8-7) 11 Bunijiman (J10E, 7-8) Athenayama (J5W, 4-11) 12 Nekonishiki (ms5E, 10-5) Mmikasazuma (ms6W, 10-5) 13 Tsunamiko (ms1W, 8-7) Wamahada (J13E, 7-8) 14 Getayukata (J9W, 5-10) Basoyama (ms2E, 8-7) ms1 Oyama (ms2W, 8-7) Kaito (J11E, 5-10) 2 Kishikaisei (J11W, 5-10) Domichi (ms3E, KOSHO) 3 Houmanumi (ms4W, 8-7) Kashunowaka (ms12E, 11-4) 4 Atenzan (ms5W, 8-7) Anjoboshi (ms8E, 9-6) 5 Gansekiiwa (ms15E, 11-4) Fujiko (ms7W, 8-7) 6 Heiyu (ms11E, 9-6) Rowitoro (ms17E, 10-5) 7 Hogashi (ms12W, 8-7) KonyaGaYamada (ms23W, 12-3) 8 Ojisan (ms18E, 10-5) Kofujinokami (ms9E, KOSHO) 9 Akishiki (ms16E, 8-7) Aminoumi (ms10W, KOSHO) 10 Flohru (Y1E, 5-10) aoyume (ms20E, 9-6) 11 Kintsubasa (ms17W, 8-7) Marushiki (ms7E, 5-10) 12 Homuburyuwa (ms11W, 7-8) Andrasoyama (ms9W, 6-9) 13 shimodahito (ms3W, 3-12) GONZABUROW (ms8W, 5-10) 14 Kasamatsuri (ms13E, 7-8) Kitanoyama (ms14E, 7-8) 15 Mukanibaru (J14E, 0-0-15) Furanohana (ms22E, 9-6) 16 Watashi (ms13W, 6-9) Kuramarujo (ms10E, 4-11) 17 Maeden (ms6E, 2-13) Mariohana (ms14W, 6-9) 18 KamiBaka (ms23E, 8-7) Hibarifuji (ms19E, KOSHO) 19 Tochiyatsu (ms19W, KOSHO) Kaba (ms16W, 6-9) 20 Kyodaitimu (ms20W, 7-8) Baku (ms21E, 7-8) 21 kamogawa (ms15W, 4-11) Gusoyama (ms22W, 7-8) 22 Akokoneko (ms21W, 6-9) Tochidoro (ms18W, 3-12) 23 Banzuke-gai Tenshinhan (ms1E, 0-0-15) 1 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
