Atenzan Posted October 31, 2016 Posted October 31, 2016 Because why not? You're welcome to post the most unrealistic predictions you'd never submit to sumo games, or predict things sumo games never take into account, be it rare kimarite, silly incidents or new warmup dances.
Atenzan Posted October 31, 2016 Author Posted October 31, 2016 Shikimori Inosuke will have at least two sashichigae against him, and one very questionable torinaoshi decision. The torinaoshi will be in the last 5 days and will play a role in the yusho race.
Benihana Posted October 31, 2016 Posted October 31, 2016 Unrealistic predictions with a hint of silly to it? Terrorfuji starting a tsuna run.
Harry Posted October 31, 2016 Posted October 31, 2016 Goeido gets rope with a second consecutive zensho yusho. 5
robnplunder Posted October 31, 2016 Posted October 31, 2016 Ishiura beats Gagamaru in a 2 minute marathon match.
Asashosakari Posted October 31, 2016 Posted October 31, 2016 Just now, robnplunder said: Ishiura beats Gagamaru in a 2 minute marathon match. ...by tsuridashi. 3
Asashosakari Posted October 31, 2016 Posted October 31, 2016 On a slightly more serious note: Hokutofuji to start at least 7-1 and finish with at least 11 wins. (I don't think I'll dare predict that for Oracle or Hoshitori.)
Asojima Posted October 31, 2016 Posted October 31, 2016 Goeido gets is denied the rope with a second consecutive non-zensho yusho.
Benihana Posted October 31, 2016 Posted October 31, 2016 1 hour ago, Asojima said: Goeido gets is denied the rope with a second consecutive non-zensho yusho. 1
Asojima Posted October 31, 2016 Posted October 31, 2016 A 4-way Ozeki ketteisen after which they are all promoted. 1
Gurowake Posted October 31, 2016 Posted October 31, 2016 Hakuho reveals his true form, a shapeshifter that masqueraded as Goeido last basho. 6
Benevolance Posted October 31, 2016 Posted October 31, 2016 Goeidou is denied the yusho and his yokozuna hopes are dashed by Kotoshogiku, who picks up his second yusho. 1
ScottyJoyJrBebe Posted November 1, 2016 Posted November 1, 2016 Goeido 15-0 Y (Becomes 72nd Yokozuna-Unryu Style) Kisenosato 13-2 J (Restarts his Tsunatori) Ichinojo 13-2 J (Mirroring his performance 2 years Ago) Takayasu 12-3 K (Becomes Ozeki) Mitakeumi 8-7 S (Defeats Kakuryu on Day 5) Kakuryu 1-4 (Intai announcement following loss to Mitakeumi) This would be a VERY MEMORABLE CLOSE to 2016. 2
rhyen Posted November 1, 2016 Posted November 1, 2016 Kisenosato to pick up an injury and goes kyujo for the first time in his Ozeki career.
robnplunder Posted November 1, 2016 Posted November 1, 2016 Aminishiki does not attempt a single henka. 8
egparis18 Posted November 1, 2016 Posted November 1, 2016 Tochiozan deploys a nekko-damashi against Hakuho and wins the bout and the yusho. 6
ryafuji Posted November 1, 2016 Posted November 1, 2016 9 hours ago, rhyen said: Kisenosato to pick up an injury and goes kyujo for the first time in his Ozeki career. Kisenosato went kyujo on the final day of the January 2014 tournament.
Harry Posted November 1, 2016 Posted November 1, 2016 21 hours ago, Asojima said: Goeido gets is denied the rope with a second consecutive non-zensho yusho. That doesn't sound like a wild guess LOL
Nantonoyama Posted November 1, 2016 Posted November 1, 2016 In the juryo division, at least one of the two rikishis at each rank will get the number of wins corresponding to its rank, from J1 (1-14 record) to J14 (14-1 record)
robnplunder Posted November 1, 2016 Posted November 1, 2016 Hattorizakura goes kachi-koshi. Nah, too unrealistic, even for this thread. 3
Sakura Posted November 1, 2016 Posted November 1, 2016 Hakuho comes back strong from injury, but loses to a random doofus like Endo and doesn't take the yusho Goeido, feeling the pressure to become Japan's first Yokozuna in a long time loses his first match to Aoiyama. He drops four more bouts to finish at 10-5 and ends with no promotion. Everyone expects Hakuho, Goeido or Harumafuji to be the winner, but the yusho is claimed by someone that no-one thought was capable of winning it - Kisenesato. 3
ryafuji Posted November 1, 2016 Posted November 1, 2016 Terunofuji scores 8-7 despite having to be helped on and off the dohyo for every bout by the yobidashi.
robnplunder Posted November 1, 2016 Posted November 1, 2016 10 minutes ago, ryafuji said: Terunofuji scores 8-7 despite having to be helped on and off the dohyo for every bout by the yobidashi. 8-7 for Terunofuji is possible. What's not likely? He goes 4-11 make-koshi and loses his Ozekiship. Then, he never makes it back to Ozeki and goes Intai is 2 years.
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