Leaderboard Day 13 Hatsu 2005

[Naganoyama]

After day 13,January 2005, Makuuchi division scores are:
Wins	Rikishi	Shikona
13	1	Asashoryu
12	0	-
11	0	-
10	0	-
9	6	Miyabiyama, Tochiazuma, Hakuho, Kyokushuzan,Jumonji, Kasugao
8	4	Kyokutenho, Dejima, Ama, Buyuzan
7	7	Chiyotaikai, Iwakiyama, Kotooshu, Hayateumi,Hokutoriki, Shimotori, Asasekiryu
6	8	Wakanosato, Kotomitsuki, Tosanoumi, Kakizoe,Takamisakari, Takanowaka, Kisenosato, Toyonoshima
5	5	Kokkai, Roho, Kaiho, Tamakasuga, Aminishiki
4	7	Kaio, Tochinonada, Kotonowaka, Tamanoshima,Tokitsuumi, Kotoshogiku, Tokitenku
3	1	Kotoryu
2	0	-
1	0	-
0	0	-

After day 13,January 2005, Juryo division scores are:
Wins	Rikishi	Shikona
13	0	-
12	0	-
11	0	-
10	1	Otsukasa
9	4	Kasuganishiki, Toki, Hakurozan, Katayama
8	3	Futeno, Asofuji, Senshuyama
7	5	Toyozakura, Wakatoba, Ishide, Asanowaka,Daimanazuru
6	6	Kitazakura, Wakanoyama, Daishodai, Yotsukasa,Wakakirin, Kaido
5	4	Kinkaiyama, Tamaasuka, Maikaze, Chiyotenzan
4	2	Gojoro, Kobo
3	3	Takanotsuru, Sumanofuji, Bushuyama
2	0	-
1	0	-
0	0	-

[Kashunowaka]

<table align="center" width="100%" border="1" cellpadding="3"cellspacing="0"><tbody><tr><td colspan="3" align="center"> <font size="3"><b>After day 13,January 2005, Makuuchi division scores are: </b></font> </td></tr><tr><td align="center" width="10%"> <b>Wins</b> </td><td align="center" width="10%"> <b>Rikishi</b> </td><td align="center" width="80%"> <b>Shikona</b> </td></tr><tr><td align="center" width="10%"> 13 </td><td align="center" width="10%"> 1 </td><td width="80%"> Asashoryu </td></tr><tr><td align="center" width="10%"> 12 </td><td align="center" width="10%"> 0 </td><td width="80%"> - </td></tr><tr><td align="center" width="10%"> 11 </td><td align="center" width="10%"> 0 </td><td width="80%"> - </td></tr><tr><td align="center" width="10%"> 10 </td><td align="center" width="10%"> 0 </td><td width="80%"> - </td></tr><tr><td align="center" width="10%"> 9 </td><td align="center" width="10%"> 6 </td><td width="80%"> Miyabiyama, Tochiazuma, Hakuho, Kyokushuzan,Jumonji, Kasugao </td></tr></tbody></table>

Take a long good look at that. It's not something you see every basho. (Yikes...) Edited January 21, 2005 by Kashunowaka

[Naganoyama]

                                                                                                                                                                             

After day 13,January 2005, Makuuchi division scores are:
Wins	Rikishi	Shikona
13	1	Asashoryu
12	0	-
11	0	-
10	0	-
9	6	Miyabiyama, Tochiazuma, Hakuho, Kyokushuzan,Jumonji, Kasugao

Take a long good look at that. It's not something you see every basho. (Yikes...)

It's pretty scary. Even if Asashoryu were to lose both his remaining bouts, the nearest the jun-yusho rikishi could be is two wins behind.

[Kashunowaka]

The last time the difference between the winner and second best rikishi was as big as 4 wins was in Aki 1996, when Takanohana won. A repeat seems likely.

[Asashosakari]

Ack, quote fix please? (Showing respect...)

[Kashunowaka]

Ack, quote fix please? (Showing respect...)

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Looks fine to me...?

[Asashosakari]

Must be a browser bug then...I have tons of whitespace before the table in both your quote and Naganoyama-san's quote of your quote. Just ignore me, I guess. (Showing respect...)

[Kashunowaka]

Must be a browser bug then...I have tons of whitespace before the table in both your quote and Naganoyama-san's quote of your quote. Just ignore me, I guess. (Showing respect...)

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

No, it's an Invision Power Board bug. Whitespace between the tags is converted to   which ends up between the table cells, so the browser is free to do anything.

[one can always dream]

I want dohtml back. It worked.

[/one can always dream]

Edited January 21, 2005 by Kashunowaka

[Araiguma_Rascal]

That visually says says quite a lot doesnt it.

There's Shoryu way up there all by his lonesome four levels above the hapless masses. No one else even close to touching him.