Doitsuyama 1,192 Posted November 23, 2006 Takamifuji had been on the brink to juryo in Haru this year as he was 3-2 at Ms1w, but finished 3-4, and Ms2e Masatsukasa was promoted with a 4-3. Two more 3-4 and he was back to Ms13 before turning it around with a 5-2 and this basho he's 5-1 already with a win against fellow Ms6 Raiko, the first in five tries. Kadomoto finished the basho with two wins to keep his promotion hopes up at 4-3, and he sent J14e Mokonami into deep trouble at 5-7. Koryu lost in juryo to Hokutoiwa, but still is kachi-koshi at 4-3 and ahead of Kadomoto in the promotion line. Still, a win would have gotten him closer to a possible promotion, as Bushuyama still can overtake him. Young Fukuoka is 5-1, beating Chiyotenzan with okuridashi. The much older Tochitenko also is 5-1, getting back to mid makushita. Chinese Sokokurai finally got the fourth win after a 3-0 start and will be back in makushita next basho. Mongolian Hoshikari beat 19 years old Nionoumi and at 5-1 also is sure to return to makushita, while Nionoumi has another chance to get a makushita debut. Georgian Tochinoshin is 5-1, as is 19 years old Araumi who debuted one year earlier. 2006 entrant Rendaiyama lost to young Sonoda from Musashigawa-beya. Sonoda actually is the only Heisei-born rikishi in Sandanme or higher, and is sure to stay with the 4-2 now. The Kaio-name-alike Koga is sure to return to sandanme as he is 5-1 now in high jonidan. Masunoyama is 5-1 with a win and on his way to a possible second 6-1 since his Ozumo debut last basho. -- Doitsuyama Jonokuchi Jk36w Ikinoshima (4-2) oshidashi Jk31e Ishihara (3-3) Jk27w Daishiryu (3-3) yorikiri Jk33e Terasawa (2-4) Jk24e Tamashinzan (3-3) yorikiri Jk25w Iwanaga (2-4) Jk21w Isanishiki (4-2) okuridashi Jk31w Hayakaze (3-3) Jk21e Kasachikara (4-2) yoritaoshi Jk24w Kotoyamaguchi (3-3) Jk17e Tsurunoumi (3-3) yorikiri Jk23e Wakahizen (2-4) Jk14e Matsuura (2-4) yorikiri Jk22w Fukunokuni (1-5) Jk12w Tokiwakuni (4-2) yorikiri Jk15e Kakutoriki (3-3) Jk12e Raizan (4-2) yorikiri Jk14w Masumiura (3-3) Jk11e Teraomaru (5-1) yorikiri Jk23w Wakataizan (4-2) Jk8e Tominoumi (2-4) yorikiri Jk13e Izumi (1-5) Jk9w Kotsukasa (3-3) hatakikomi Jk4w Akofuji (2-4) Jk2w Wakabayashi (5-1) oshidashi Jk7e Arajishi (4-2) Jonidan Jk5w Yamato (5-1) oshitaoshi Jd120e Daishokai (4-2) Jd118e Fusahikari (3-3) yorikiri Jk4e Daisenpu (2-4) Jk3e Hayatefuji (3-3) uwatenage Jd116w Tomiyama (2-4) Jd120w Akasaka (4-2) oshidashi Jd116e Asahi (3-3) Jd117w Echizenyama (3-3) yorikiri Jd115w Tsuji (2-4) Jd114w Takakagaya (4-2) sotogake Jd111e Toyonokaze (3-3) Jd109w Fukaya (2-4) okuridashi Jd112w Atsumi (1-5) Jd108w Daimao (3-3) sukuinage Jd110e Igarashi (2-4) Jd104w Tagonofuji (5-1) utchari Jd111w Kumagai (4-2) Jd102w Anshinryu (3-3) hatakikomi Jd105e Kayaki (2-4) Jd98w Koseki (2-4) yorikiri Jd106w Anjoryu (1-5) Jd96e Owaka (3-3) uwatenage Jd100w Kamakari (2-4) Jd98e Nara (2-4) hikiotoshi Jd94w Kadowaki (1-5) Jd93w Bizennishiki (4-2) yorikiri Jd99e Mori (3-3) Jd90e Hatachijo (4-2) oshidashi Jd92e Hisatsukasa (3-3) Jd91e Hirose (3-3) yoritaoshi Jd87w Iitani (2-4) Jd85w Torugawa (4-2) okuridashi Jd89e Hayashida (3-3) Jd88w Kotofubuki (2-4) hatakikomi Jd84w Azumahana (1-5) Jd86e Shinjo (5-1) yoritaoshi Jd82w Onoarashi (4-2) Jd80e Hienriki (4-2) yorikiri Jd85e Marikomaru (3-3) Jd79e Kirimiyama (2-4) uwatenage Jd82e Miyakofuji (1-5) Jd78e Taiyo (4-2) oshidashi Jd83w Hokutoryu (3-3) Jd75e Takaurata (5-1) yorikiri Jd81w Kawamoto (4-2) Jd73w Nakanose (4-2) yorikiri Jd77e Kitagawa (3-3) Jd72e Kagamiryu (3-3) hatakikomi Jd72w Kasugashima (2-4) Jd70e Taniguchi (2-4) yorikiri Jd76e Asashogo (1-5) Jd71e Masunoyama (5-1) yorikiri Jd68e Taiheizan (4-2) Jd64w Anju (4-2) yorikiri Jd64e Suzunohana (3-3) Jd62w Umenokawa (2-4) oshidashi Jd67e Oazuma (1-5) Jd60e Sadanokuni (2-4) hatakikomi Jd61w Daika (1-5) Jd62e Miura (4-2) oshidashi Jd58w Kirizakura (3-3) Jd57e Isonokuni (3-3) oshidashi Jd58e Hokutozakura (2-4) Jd66e Anrai (5-1) hikiotoshi Jd56w Maeyama (4-2) Jd63e Sumi (5-1) yorikiri Jd55w Tochitensho (4-2) Jd54w Omiyamoto (4-2) sukuinage Jd50w Tosa (3-3) Jd48w Yamakashira (3-3) yorikiri Jd53w Daiogi (2-4) Jd47e Tsubasaumi (5-1) oshidashi Jd54e Hanakaze (4-2) Jd47w Dewahayate (4-2) yoritaoshi Jd44e Matsunoumi (3-3) Jd46w Onoshima (5-1) hatakikomi Jd41w Takayasu (4-2) Jd41e Onofuji (3-3) hikiotoshi Jd40e Tamakishin (2-4) Jd38w Iryoku (4-2) hikiotoshi Jd42w Kasugaumi (3-3) Jd39e Takagiyama (5-1) tsukiotoshi Jd35e Daigoki (4-2) Jd38e Wakanoryu (2-4) oshidashi Jd33e Kuboshima (1-5) Jd35w Tochihiryu (5-1) oshidashi Jd31w Haku (4-2) Jd34e Shimasegawa (2-4) yoritaoshi Jd29w Namiki (1-5) Jd26w Kongofuji (3-3) oshidashi Jd31e Hoshigane (2-4) Jd26e Ryusei (3-3) yorikiri Jd30w Kinokawa (2-4) Jd21w Koshinoyama (5-1) okuridashi Jd24w Tomonofuji (4-2) Jd19w Koriki (3-3) tsukiotoshi Jd24e Hatachidake (2-4) Jd18w Toma (3-3) kotenage Jd23w Hokutowaka (2-4) Jd16w Onoyama (2-4) oshidashi Jd15w Tsukinowa (1-5) Jd14w Naniwaryu (3-3) okuridashi Jd16e Haruhikari (2-4) Jd12w Tochinoshima (4-2) hatakikomi Jd11w Wakamigo (3-3) Jd10w Tochitaiga (4-2) yorikiri Jd9w Kiyoseryu (3-3) Jd12e Genkaimaru (2-4) hikiotoshi Jd8w Katagiri (1-5) Jd6e Tokio (5-1) hatakikomi Jd17e Kaisenryu (4-2) Jd7e Koshimizu (2-4) yorikiri Jd3e Mogaminishiki (1-5) Jd2e Hyugano (4-2) yorikiri Jd5w Hokuo (3-3) Jd5e Koga (5-1) oshidashi Jd1e Daise (4-2) Sandanme Sd100e Chiyonoretsu (4-2) uwatenage Sd97e Masutoo (3-3) Sd96e Kanko (5-1) hikiotoshi Sd99w Kosei (4-2) Sd94e Karatsuumi (4-2) yorikiri Sd95e Sokenzan (3-3) Sd97w Yuzawa (2-4) okuridashi Sd91w Kumago (1-5) Sd93e Matsuhara (3-3) hatakikomi Sd89e Takanoya (2-4) Sd87e Sonoda (4-2) hikiotoshi Sd87w Rendaiyama (3-3) Sd92e Kabutoiwa (3-3) oshidashi Sd85e Terunosato (2-4) Sd84e Kozakura (4-2) yorikiri Sd86e Ginkakuzan (3-3) Sd82e Takashoma (3-3) uwatenage Sd78w Konofuji (2-4) Sd76w Futasegawa (4-2) hatakikomi Sd80e Ako (3-3) Sd75w Tamanotaka (4-2) yoritaoshi Sd79w Daishowaka (3-3) Sd74e Yoshinoshima (2-4) yorikiri Sd85w Masuryu (1-5) Sd77e Wakahisashi (3-3) yorikiri Sd71w Taganomine (2-4) Sd69w Daihoyama (3-3) yorikiri Sd70w Shinzan (2-4) Sd73w Hanada (5-1) watashikomi Sd69e Amanoumi (4-2) Sd68w Kotootori (2-4) yorikiri Sd72e Fujiarashi (1-5) Sd66w Kachimori (3-3) oshitaoshi Sd64e Daiseiko (2-4) Sd67w Nioyama (4-2) uwatenage Sd61e Hamaeiko (3-3) Sd62w Yutsukasa (4-2) kotenage Sd60w Wakatora (3-3) Sd56w Kokei (3-3) yoritaoshi Sd61w Koryuyama (2-4) Sd54w Takamiryu (2-4) yorikiri Sd63e Tanno (1-5) Sd62e Kyokuhikari (2-4) hikiotoshi Sd53w Isoazuma (1-5) Sd51e Araumi (5-1) yorikiri Sd65w Ikeda (4-2) Sd49w Tochinoshin (5-1) yorikiri Sd56e Yutakaumi (4-2) Sd46w Koshinoryu (3-3) oshidashi Sd50e Takaisamu (2-4) Sd45e Ryuyo (2-4) hatakikomi Sd52e Chiyomuso (1-5) Sd43e Yoshinoryu (2-4) okuridashi Sd47w Tochikasuga (1-5) Sd43w Omatsuda (3-3) yorikiri Sd41e Omusashi (2-4) Sd44w Asahibenten (4-2) katasukashi Sd39e Miyamaru (3-3) Sd38w Kagemaru (3-3) hatakikomi Sd35w Chiyonoshin (2-4) Sd39w Wakaryusei (5-1) uwatedashinage Sd34w Danyu (4-2) Sd33w Seifu (3-3) hikiotoshi Sd37e Ikehara (2-4) Sd30e Ryukai (4-2) tsuridashi Sd30w Sadanoumi (3-3) Sd32e Kiozan (4-2) oshidashi Sd29w Soryuzan (3-3) Sd29e Nankairiki (3-3) kotenage Sd31e Kubota (2-4) Sd27e Maenoyu (4-2) oshidashi Sd28e Daionami (3-3) Sd25e Ryukiyama (4-2) oshidashi Sd23e Futamusashi (3-3) Sd19w Hidenofuji (2-4) oshidashi Sd24w Teruyama (1-5) Sd21w Hoshihikari (5-1) oshidashi Sd18w Nionoumi (4-2) Sd16w Wakakasuga (4-2) yorikiri Sd17e Daishoki (3-3) Sd20e Orora (3-3) yorikiri Sd15w Hotaka (2-4) Sd15e Enatsukasa (3-3) yorikiri Sd13w Oumiryu (2-4) Sd12e Tokinoumi (3-3) oshidashi Sd11w Tachikaze (2-4) Sd7w Kimenryu (5-1) yorikiri Sd18e Jukan (4-2) Sd6w Tokiryu (5-1) yoritaoshi Sd9w Takunishiki (4-2) Sd5w Daiki (4-2) sukuinage Sd9e Kotonomine (3-3) Sd5e Tamao (4-2) tsukiotoshi Sd6e Keno (3-3) Sd3e Taika (3-3) yorikiri Sd4w Kakureizan (2-4) Sd4e Sokokurai (4-2) kotenage Sd1e Takanofuji (3-3) Makushita Ms60w Morishita (2-4) oshidashi Ms59e Terusegawa (1-5) Ms56e Kakuo (3-3) yorikiri Ms58e Teruazuma (2-4) Ms58w Terukaze (4-2) oshidashi Ms54e Aogifuji (3-3) Ms53e Hayasegawa (4-2) yorikiri Ms55e Satsukiumi (3-3) Ms52w Fujinokaze (2-4) oshitaoshi Ms57e Sasaki (1-5) Ms50w Tochitenko (5-1) hatakikomi Ms52e Kasugakuni (4-2) Ms49e Saita (3-3) sukuinage Ms51e Satsumanishiki (2-4) Ms45w Dewanosato (2-4) yorikiri Ms47e Yotsuguruma (1-5) Ms44e Maenowaka (4-2) okuridashi Ms42e 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Doitsuyama 1,192 Posted November 23, 2006 Hakuba fights Kotokuni tomorrow for the makushita yusho, leaving no possibility for a multi-rikishi 6-1 playoff. Hakuba is the clear favorite to win his first makushita yusho as he isn't only ranked much higher than Kotokuni, but also won all three past meetings, 2003.01 (his makushita debut) with shitatenage, 2005.11 with sukuinage and 2006.01 with yorikiri. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Fay 1,677 Posted November 23, 2006 Hakuba fights Kotokuni tomorrow for the makushita yusho, leaving no possibility for a multi-rikishi 6-1 playoff. Hakuba is the clear favorite to win his first makushita yusho as he isn't only ranked much higher than Kotokuni, but also won all three past meetings, 2003.01 (his makushita debut) with shitatenage, 2005.11 with sukuinage and 2006.01 with yorikiri. And I don't know for whom to cross my fingers, cause I like them both. Both were already very good at Aki basho and Kotokuni was trained quite hard by Kotomitsuki in September and nearly broke a hole in the wall when I was there. He already was ranked on Ms 16, so perhaps he has a chance against Hakuba but no matter who is the lucky or better one, I will be happy (Cheers...) Ganbareeeeeeeeee! Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
SonofCyrus 0 Posted November 23, 2006 Bummer. Shibuya went MK. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Kaikitsune Makoto 209 Posted November 23, 2006 Kadomoto finished the basho with two wins to keep his promotion hopes up at 4-3, and he sent J14e Mokonami into deep trouble at 5-7. The bottom of juryo looks like there could easily be 4 demotees altogether (including Shuzan's intai) if not even more so it is very possible that Kadomoto gets promoted even if Wakanoho wins. If Kadomoto gets promoted and Goeido stays in juryo (as he should), then three Sakaigawa-rikishi compete in juryo in Hatsu basho and all of them young. Don't know why Hochiyama is losing so much by slapdowns now and even isamiashi etc. Kadomoto is essential factor in Goeido's progress too. Goeido's major problem is his weakness against oshi-attacks. Kadomoto has heavy attack and will continue to be a factor in refining Goeido. In any case Kadomoto is physically big and strong and should be very interesting juryo debutant if he makes the promotion. Koryu is interesting debutant too. Sluggish but looks powerful. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
ilovesumo 12 Posted November 23, 2006 @ adere Today was a holyday and I was able to see Hoshihikari winning. He is getting better and better. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
aderechelsea 125 Posted November 23, 2006 i definately look like that (result-wise). Any chance you took a video/picture ? Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
ilovesumo 12 Posted November 23, 2006 i definately look like that (result-wise). Any chance you took a video/picture ? Sorry no. Small TV here, but thank god at least cable TV. I will in January, I promise. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Asashosakari 19,664 Posted November 23, 2006 And I don't know for whom to cross my fingers, cause I like them both. Both were already very good at Aki basho and Kotokuni was trained quite hard by Kotomitsuki in September and nearly broke a hole in the wall when I was there. He already was ranked on Ms 16, so perhaps he has a chance against Hakuba but no matter who is the lucky or better one, I will be happy :-) Ganbareeeeeeeeee! He's even a former Makushita 3 (in Hatsu 2005, 1-6), but he has been quite streaky since then...7 kachi-koshi in 11 basho including the current one, but two of the MK were 1-6 again. I think his "true" level is probably around Ms15-20, so Hakuba would have to be considered the favorite though not an overwhelming one, but then there's the head-to-head record that Doitsuyama mentioned... I just hope neither guy henkas...that's been pretty much the only blessing in losing the Makushita webstream, not seeing any more Makushita yushos being decided by henka. (Cheers...) Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Fay 1,677 Posted November 23, 2006 He's even a former Makushita 3 (in Hatsu 2005, 1-6), but he has been quite streaky since then...7 kachi-koshi in 11 basho including the current one, but two of the MK were 1-6 again. Seems my brain database has some black holes (Cheers...) , thank's for telling. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
aderechelsea 125 Posted November 24, 2006 i definately look like that (result-wise). Any chance you took a video/picture ? Sorry no. Small TV here, but thank god at least cable TV. I will in January, I promise. forgot that you are in Tokyo and the basho is in Fukkuoka ... (Holiday feeling...) Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Kintamayama 45,530 Posted November 25, 2006 i definately look like that (result-wise). Any chance you took a video/picture ? Hey Adere- Hoshihikari against Asashouryuu's tsukebito and third oldest active rikishi Kimenryuu: http://www.banzuke.com/~juryoika/200611/da...ri-Kimenryu.avi Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
aderechelsea 125 Posted November 26, 2006 cheers on that ... Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Jonosuke 28 Posted November 27, 2006 The bottom of juryo looks like there could easily be 4 demotees altogether (including Shuzan's intai) if not even more so it is very possible that Kadomoto gets promoted even if Wakanoho wins. So how about making it a big party and having six going up. Ms E1 Wakanoho (4-3) Ms E2 Hakuba (7-0) Ms E3 Koryu (4-3) Ms W3 Kadomoto (4-3) Ms E4 Shiraishi (4-3) Ms W4 Bushuyama (5-2) Shiraishi may be a bit of stretch but since Daimanazuru is a borderline case and regardless of him going down, there is one spot open as you mentioned for Shoe-zan. But if he goes down then Shiraishi can squeeze in. Juryo W14 Tamaasuka (7-8) Juryo E14 Mokonami (5-10) Juryo W13 Hokutoiwa (5-10) Juryo E12 Kambayashi (4-11) Juryo W8 Daimanazuru (4-11) We definitely need more new blood going up in Juryo and create some havocs as the air has been getting stale lately with many ex-Makuuchi guys hovering and putting their anchor there. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
