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大相撲懸賞金獲得１０傑 名古屋場所千秋楽 順位 力士名 本数 賞金額 １ 稀勢の里 ３００ １７０１．０ ２ 白鵬 ２１８ １２３６．１ ３ 日馬富士 １８７ １０６０．３ ４ 照ノ富士 １０３ ５８４．０ ５ 宝富士 ５８ ３２８．９ ６ 栃煌山 ４７ ２６６．５ ７ 嘉風 ３２ １８１．４ ７ 勢 ３２ １８１．４ ９ 高安 ３１ １７５．８ 10 松鳳山 ３０ １７０．１

No way to set the table size or background color huh? Just have to take out of 3rd party program?

順位 力士名 本数 賞金額 １ 稀勢の ３００ １７０１．０ ２ 白鵬 ２１８ １２３６．１ ３ 日馬富士 １８７ １０６０．３ ４ 照ノ富士 １０３ ５８４．０ ５ 宝富士 ５８ ３２８．９ ６ 栃煌山 ４７ ２６６．５ ７ 嘉風 ３２ １８１．４ ７ 勢 ３２ １８１．４ ９ 高安 ３１ １７５．８ 10 山口組 ３０ １７０．１

大相撲懸賞金獲得１０傑 名古屋場所千秋楽 順位 力士名 本数 賞金額 １ 稀勢の里 ３００ １７０１．０ ２ 白鵬 ２１８ １２３６．１ ３ 日馬富士 １８７ １０６０．３ ４ 照ノ富士 １０３ ５８４．０ ５ 宝富士 ５８ ３２８．９ ６ 栃煌山 ４７ ２６６．５ ７ 嘉風 ３２ １８１．４ ７ 勢 ３２ １８１．４ ９ 高安 ３１ １７５．８ 10 松鳳山 ３０ １７０．１ Whole table copy from nikkan

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It's だぜ. ぜ is a sentence ending thing more common in kansai and it has a feeling of encouragement to immediate action, like 行くぜ！ I'm a bit more concerned about the "What dose Hakkiyoi mean?" since that mistake seems to originate from the press release...

A lot of people pay a lot of lip service to the kyoukai but what is one of the things that really grinds your gears about how they (the kyokai) act?

Thank you for curating this massive knot of a list.

I think it's just a quick n dirty translation that's causing the confusion. The way it's said in the article is more 'it's been 5 basho since (the last participation) as a sekitori' Which is probably the counting method that'd be used in an English newspaper anyway, check your handy style manual I'm sure all of you have on you....

Number of basho since they been up in there.

Thanks for putting these up

Only once in the modern era has no juryo wrestler finished with 8 wins. 2002 Hatsu. http://sumodb.sumogames.de/Banzuke.aspx?b=200201

I checked out the guys who managed a 4 win kachikochi at Ms1 (east or west) and still didn't get a Juryo promotion. I found something a little strange. Up until 1978 this happened quite often, then suddenly it stopped and dropped to about 3 per decade. This doesn't coincide with a division expansion, so maybe just a change of thinking up top? (It actually seems up until then there is a spectacular amount of 8-7 scores in Juryo) There is even one amazing example of a poor guy getting KK 3 times in a row at Ms1 and still not moving up to Juryo, Homanzan in 1966 http://sumodb.sumogames.de/Rikishi.aspx?r=4245

Nagoya 2016 Mid Term Update Shikona Age Country Heya Debut KK Current Rank Yushos Record Win% Last Basho This Basho Iwasaki23[/td]OitekazeHaru 20158 Makushita 10 West044-160.733 4-3 3-1 Ura23KiseNatsu 20157 Juryo 8 West154-110.831 10-5 6-2 Daiki23HakkakuNatsu 20157 Juryo 13 West244-130.772 4-3 5-3 Sakamoto23OitekazeHatsu 20163 Makushita 6 East014-110.560 4-3 2-2 Kotokamatani18SadogatakeHatsu 20163 Sandanme 24 West121-40.840 5-2 3-1 Nakashima17MusashigawaHatsu 20163 Sandanme 88 West016-90.64- 5-2 1-3 Oyanagi22TokitsukazeHaru 20162 Makushita 7 West217-10.944 7-0 Y 3-1 Ishibashi22TakasagoHaru 20163 Sandanme 11 West015-30.833 6-1 4-0 Tamaki22TakasagoHaru 20163 Sandanme 19 East218-01.000 7-0 Y 4-0 Ichiki22TamanoiHaru 20163 Sandanme 69 East016-20.889 6-1 4-0 Kaizen22AsakayamaHaru 20162 Sandanme 96 West014-40.778 5-2 3-1 Wayama19MusashigawaHaru 20162 Jonidan 2 East013-50.722 6-1 3-1 Izumigawa19MinezakiHaru 20162 Jonidan 26 West011-70.611 5-2 2-2 Uchida19[td]SakaigawaHaru 20162 Jonidan 41 West011-70.611 4-3 3-1 All of our makushita rikishi have taken a loss and are basically out of the promotion running for Juryo, so we won't see that this month. Oyanagi ate his first loss against Wakanoshima, dampening hopes that he'd rocket straight up to makuuchi. Sakamoto is again at 2-2, I think he really needs to show a 5-2 at this level to really demonstrate Juryo staying power. Even Onosho's slow crawl up makushita was primarily made up of 5-2s. 3 sandanme rikishi are already through on their KKs, and I guess the yusho will be between ishibashi and tamaki. Ishibashi is getting sent up to makushita tomorrow to deal with a low ranked 4-0 wrestler there. Very few guys are having a disastrous basho though and its quite scary because after this basho we add a ton of guys so the list may get very long indeed...

Kaisei did get KK at sanyaku last time so let's not forget that. Tomorrow is Ura - Daiki. Bout history between them: http://sumodb.sumogames.de/Query_bout.aspx?show_form=0&shikona1=Ura&shikona2=Daiki

The previous comments were speculating the rikishi had been fired and wondering why, but then that guy posts. "I know everything. The rikishi should not be fired, but it is the oyakata who should step down. Oyakatas who don't provide chanko-nabe aren't oyakatas. This oyakata is a robber." Read into that what you will, whether he actually knows something or not etc. Maybe we shouldn't have rampant speculation about ijime? Also despite his user name and my avatar, it's not related to me.

Nagoya Pre-Basho Ritual 2016 Shikona Age Country Heya Debut KK Current Rank Yushos Record Win% Last Basho This Basho Iwasaki23[/td]OitekazeHaru 2015 8 Makushita 10 West041-15 0.732 4-3 0-0 Ura23KiseNatsu 2015 7 Juryo 8 West148-9 0.842 10-5 0-0 Daiki23HakkakuNatsu 2015 7 Juryo 13 West239-10 0.796 4-3 0-0 Sakamoto23OitekazeHatsu 2016 3 Makushita 6 East012-9 0.571 4-3 0-0 Kotokamatani18SadogatakeHatsu 2016 3 Sandanme 24 West118-3 0.857 5-2 0-0 Nakashima17MusashigawaHatsu 2016 3 Sandanme 88 West015-6 0.714 5-2 0-0 Oyanagi22TokitsukazeHaru 2016 2 Makushita 7 West214-0 1.000 7-0 Y 0-0 Ishibashi22TakasagoHaru 2016 2 Sandanme 11 West011-3 0.786 6-1 0-0 Tamaki22TakasagoHaru 2016 2 Sandanme 19 East214-0 1.000 7-0 Y 0-0 Ichiki22TamanoiHaru 2016 2 Sandanme 69 East012-2 0.857 6-1 0-0 Kaizen22AsakayamaHaru 2016 2 Sandanme 96 West011-3 0.786 5-2 0-0 Wayama19MusashigawaHaru 2016 2 Jonidan 2 East010-4 0.714 6-1 0-0 Izumigawa19MinezakiHaru 2016 2 Jonidan 26 West09-5 0.643 5-2 0-0 Uchida19[td]SakaigawaHaru 2016 2 Jonidan 41 West08-6 0.571 4-3 0-0 Link for DB overview (definitely spoilers) Link to bout by bout detail, videos when available (absolutely spoilers) Ura ended up with a fairly weak promotion, not unheard of but the last time someone only climbed 5 ranks from J13 on a ten win basho was 12 occurrences ago in 2005. He is joined by Daiki in sekitorihood. It has been pretty fun to follow both of them up the banzuke, hopefully they both make it to makuuchi even if it isn't on a KK streak. The makushita-joi-basement (totally made up term) contains three of our rikishi. Sakamoto, Oyanagi, and Iwasaki. Realistically only Oyanagi has a shot of getting 7-0 and the automatic promotion. Oyanagi seems to have an easier first day bout anyway. In a complete reversal from the last few basho, makushita-joi is uninteresting for watchers of youngster trying to break into sekitorihood. Ms1-Ms3 is the domain of veterans, completely, and a large amount of sekitori experience between them. Above Sakamoto only one rikishi is at their career high, Meisei Ms5. (MeiSei5?)

I probably wouldn't have gotten into sumo without Moti's videos, as many others have said before. Not only me, but it revived interest in sumo at my office. It was pretty tricky to tell Japanese guys that I work with the name of the channel, but it soon spread. Since they often work many days in row until 10pm, they will sure miss having VODs to binge watch during some downtime or when the bucho goes out early. Anyway I, like others will continue to find ways to watch. But I'll miss the days of people running up to me after meetings with 'Neckless' written in a notebook and a bunch of questions about English. Enjoy watching the basho with us, without expending a bunch of effort and time. I hope Mark Buckton sends you some sweets.

And unfortunately Chiyonoumi (23) is out for the third basho in a row... :-( Is he done for good or something? He never had a chance to get up to other people his age.

It's also all to easy to be a keyboard warrior, huh? You should check yourself before you wreck yourself.

I made this for Makuuchi http://www.sumoforum.net/forums/index.php?showtopic=34137#entry282831 I have a matlab script that pulls things out of saved HTML files from the db if you can run matlab, but it basically builds another database within matlab and not a csv file.

Lately the NCAA has been super inconsistent in applying the rules, kicking people out who did charity... Etc. It's not so much the pro wage but taking money from advertisers and koenkai that would be the problem. The Russian guy ex-wakanoho, never got a scholarship from NCAA school, just walk on (means no scholarship) . He did get one from NAIA school, but they operate under different rules, and generally the schools are not as strong academically. Anyway I think this is going a bit off topic.

I seriously doubt he is eligible for sports scholarship after participation in sumo

Yes, I mean tsukedashi! My bad. Yokozuna is definitely pronounced with a zu. In some regions it might be a tzu in some regions in Japan, but maybe rare. I do not think it is ever pronounced dzu in the way english speaking people would pronounce it. Like in the other thread -oo- and -ou- is basically the same every where except in some regions. The guy who made that thread, I hope he never goes to kansai otherwise he will have a heart attack. Despite being so small Japan has a few very distinct dialects. It was more of a mess before the 1900s and pronounce was standardized by the government.