Lower-division Torikumi Day 7 Natsu Basho 2013

[Naganoyama 5,949]

Day 7 May 2013, Jonokuchi
E-jk21	Okamoto	0-3		0-3	Kaikoki	E-jk25
E-jk20	Takane	2-1		2-1	Sakai	W-jk22
E-jk16	Kotokojima	1-2		1-2	Teruju	E-jk19
W-jk18	Aoto	3-0		3-0	Takagenji	W-jk14
E-jk14	Fujiwara	2-1		2-1	Kakehashi	W-jk12
E-jk11	Toyoizumi	0-3		0-2	Tanikawayama	E-jk18
E-jk12	Inanofuji	1-2		1-2	Katsuyama	W-jk9
W-jk8	Shineiyama	3-0		3-0	Daishoho	W-jk5
E-jk4	Sadaisamu	0-3		0-3	Shiraseyama	E-jk7

Day 7 May 2013, Jonidan
E-jk9	Hara	1-2		1-2	Azumayama	W-jd98
E-jd98	Nishihata	2-1		2-1	Ishiharayama	W-jd95
W-jd93	Umetsu	2-1		2-1	Echizenyama	W-jd92
E-jd91	Daishiryu	1-2		1-2	Tomiyama	W-jd90
W-jd96	Shikinokawa	0-3		0-3	Kozakura	W-jd88
E-jd97	Morimune	3-0		3-0	Hokutosho	W-jd86
E-jd93	Hamagami	3-0		3-0	Hasegawa	W-jd84
W-jd85	Daishohama	1-2		1-2	Haruminato	W-jd83
E-jd81	Kotoomura	2-1		2-1	Mimanishiki	W-jd82
E-jd79	Issei	1-2		1-2	Kotomanabe	W-jd78
E-jd77	Yoshimura	2-1		2-1	Toseima	E-jd80
E-jd76	Hikarugenji	1-2		1-2	Kotoyoshikane	W-jd74
E-jd73	Shuho	0-3		0-3	Wakayamanaka	W-jd76
E-jd72	Amanowaka	1-2		1-2	Wakatoohashi	W-jd71
E-jd68	Kyokuhikari	2-1		2-1	Azumasho	E-jd69
E-jd71	Aoki	3-0		3-0	Kato	W-jd66
W-jd68	Hokutoryu	0-3		0-3	Okunidake	W-jd65
E-jd62	Hirose	2-1		2-1	Kimishima	W-jd63
E-jd61	Kotokudo	3-0		3-0	Dewadaiki	E-jd64
E-jd57	Tosa	2-1		2-1	Gojinryu	W-jd59
E-jd56	Nakashima	1-2		1-2	Kozan	E-jd60
E-jd53	Kaiho	3-0		3-0	Motokiyama	W-jd53
E-jd51	Kotofubuki	1-2		1-2	Komatsu	W-jd54
E-jd50	Omori	2-1		2-1	Okuniyama	W-jd51
W-jd49	Kaneko	2-1		2-1	Daikosei	W-jd47
E-jd45	Kotonoshima	1-2		1-2	Hanakaze	E-jd46
E-jd43	Tomonofuji	1-2		1-2	Kaishun	W-jd42
E-jd41	Chiyohayate	3-0		3-0	Tamakaizan	E-jd47
E-jd39	Kasugaiwa	1-2		1-2	Amamidake	W-jd40
E-jd37	Setonishiki	2-1		2-1	Matsuki	W-jd39
W-jd35	Hokuto	1-2		1-2	Kirimaru	W-jd34
E-jd34	Owada	2-1		2-1	Kanryu	E-jd36
E-jd29	Teraofuji	1-2		1-2	Takasaito	W-jd32
E-jd28	Kurenishiki	0-3		0-3	Kototora	W-jd36
E-jd26	Aragyoshi	3-0		3-0	Terunosato	E-jd30
E-jd27	Kotomyozan	2-1		2-1	Tsugaruumi	W-jd24
E-jd25	Hasugeyama	1-2		1-2	Tokkoriki	W-jd21
E-jd24	Baraki	2-1		2-1	Kai	W-jd19
E-jd20	Daishomune	1-2		1-2	Kumamoto	W-jd17
E-jd16	Ariake	0-3		0-3	Sakabe	W-jd18
E-jd15	Hamaazuma	2-1		2-1	Burinosato	W-jd14
E-jd12	Kirinofuji	1-2		1-2	Torinzan	E-jd14
W-jd11	Chiyoraizan	3-0		3-0	Ishiura	W-jd8
E-jd8	Tsubomi	1-2		1-2	Chikarayama	W-jd10
E-jd5	Hazukiyama	0-3		0-3	Higonohana	E-jd10
E-jd4	Daishoko	2-1		2-1	Azumanami	W-jd6
E-jd6	Onojo	2-1		2-1	Masutenryu	W-jd3
E-jd1	Itadaki	1-2		1-2	Sato	W-jd2

Day 7 May 2013, Sandanme
W-jd1	Barikimaru	0-3		0-3	Kumao	W-sd98
E-sd97	Toho	2-1		2-1	Oisato	E-sd99
W-sd97	Tochinokuni	2-1		2-1	Wakadaiju	W-sd95
E-sd94	Fujinowaka	2-1		2-1	Taguchi	W-sd92
E-sd90	Fukamiyama	1-2		1-2	Takashoma	E-sd93
E-sd89	Hokutotsuru	3-0		3-0	Ryuseio	E-sd100
E-sd85	Sadanosato	1-2		1-2	Daishojo	W-sd88
W-sd85	Daika	1-2		1-2	Hamamiryu	W-sd84
E-sd82	Mitohikari	2-1		2-1	Teraosho	E-sd86
E-sd81	Obamaumi	2-1		2-1	Asakoki	W-sd79
E-sd76	Hokuyozan	1-2		1-2	Kototaiki	E-sd80
E-sd75	Kaganohana	1-2		1-2	Hokutogo	W-sd78
E-sd74	Maenofuji	2-1		2-1	Hisanotora	W-sd76
E-sd72	Haruzakura	1-2		1-2	Dainin	E-sd73
E-sd70	Daishodo	1-2		1-2	Gorikiyama	W-sd71
E-sd68	Daishowaka	2-1		2-1	Shinohara	W-sd66
E-sd65	Raomaru	1-2		1-2	Kotorikuzan	W-sd67
W-sd65	Uno	2-1		2-1	Kototsubasa	W-sd63
E-sd61	Ogifuji	1-2		1-2	Chiyoshuho	E-sd64
E-sd58	Tosahikari	1-2		1-2	Mitozakura	W-sd59
E-sd57	Hokutowaka	2-1		2-1	Tokinowaka	W-sd60
E-sd56	Rikito	1-2		1-2	Kiryu	E-sd59
E-sd54	Yuki	1-2		1-2	Dangan	W-sd54
E-sd51	Kainoryu	2-1		2-1	Kamiyutaka	E-sd55
W-sd50	Koriyama	0-3		0-3	Yoshifuji	W-sd48
E-sd48	Kasugashima	2-1		2-1	Takamai	W-sd46
E-sd45	Fukunokuni	1-2		1-2	Tokiarashi	E-sd47
E-sd43	Kasuganami	2-1		2-1	Ominato	W-sd42
W-sd43	Shunba	0-3		0-3	Tochihayate	W-sd41
E-sd39	Rikishin	1-2		1-2	Wakahikari	W-sd40
E-sd36	Okuma	3-0		3-0	Sotenryu	E-sd49
E-sd35	Dewanosato	1-2		1-2	Azumasato	W-sd34
E-sd41	Matsubayama	3-0		3-0	Hakuyozan	W-sd33
E-sd30	Sasayama	2-1		2-1	Okoryu	W-sd32
E-sd27	Kotodaishin	2-1		2-1	Orora	E-sd29
E-sd28	Yoshinokuni	1-2		1-2	Kenho	W-sd26
E-sd25	Isshinryu	0-3		0-3	Takatenshu	W-sd36
W-sd31	Aomihama	0-3		0-3	Nishiuchi	W-sd22
E-sd18	Miura	2-1		2-1	Kisenowaka	E-sd21
W-sd21	Wakanofuji	1-2		1-2	Notozakura	W-sd17
W-sd19	Aonosho	1-2		1-2	Tochiminato	W-sd16
E-sd14	Takunishiki	2-1		2-1	Tochinosato	E-sd16
E-sd11	Hagane	1-2		1-2	Akatsuki	W-sd14
E-sd8	Notoazuma	1-2		1-2	Wakaaoba	W-sd10
E-sd6	Fujinoumi	2-1		2-1	Meisei	E-sd9
E-sd7	Tomisakae	1-2		1-2	Hienriki	W-sd4
W-sd3	Rendaiyama	1-2		1-2	Katsunofuji	W-sd2

Day 7 May 2013, Makushita
E-ms60	Tsurubayashi	2-1		2-1	Amatsu	W-ms58
E-ms58	Toyonokuni	2-1		2-1	Masutoo	E-ms59
E-ms57	Daishoiwa	1-2		1-2	Tokushuzan	W-ms60
E-ms55	Komanokuni	2-1		2-1	Koshinoryu	W-ms54
E-ms52	Takamisato	2-1		2-1	Nankairiki	E-ms54
W-ms52	Kisomitsuru	1-2		1-2	Hokuo	W-ms49
E-ms53	Wakaryusei	0-3		0-3	Sadanishiki	W-ms48
E-ms47	Buseizan	2-1		2-1	Tochinohama	W-ms44
E-ms43	Taiga	3-0		3-0	Chiyosakae	W-ms46
E-ms42	Kotofukuju	2-1		2-1	Hishofuji	W-ms43
E-ms39	Bungonishiki	2-1		2-1	Iwasaki	W-ms39
E-ms37	Karatsuumi	0-3		0-3	Wakarikido	W-ms40
E-ms41	Kotokobai	3-0		3-0	Byakko	W-ms35
E-ms33	Tatsu	2-1		2-1	Shironoryu	W-ms34
E-ms32	Chiyoshoma	1-2		1-2	Daishoryu	E-ms35
E-ms29	Kaonishiki	1-2		1-2	Migikataagari	E-ms30
W-ms29	Sasanoyama	3-0		3-0	Kansei	W-ms27
E-ms25	Asatenmai	2-1		2-1	Dewaotori	W-ms26
W-ms30	Shoketsu	0-3		0-3	Nishikikaze	W-ms23
E-ms23	Nogami	1-2		1-2	Kihonoumi	W-ms21
E-ms24	Shosei	3-0		3-0	Wakanoshima	W-ms20
E-ms17	Musashiumi	2-1		2-1	Terutsuyoshi	W-ms19
E-ms15	Kyokutaisei	1-2		1-2	Maeta	W-ms17
E-ms16	Hokaho	0-3		0-3	Ryuonami	W-ms12
E-ms11	Fujimoto	2-1		2-1	Sadanoumi	E-ms12
E-ms13	Yamatofuji	1-2		1-2	Dewahayate	W-ms9
W-ms7	Higoarashi	1-2		1-2	Sensho	W-ms6
E-ms3	Endo	3-0		3-0	Osunaarashi	E-ms7
W-ms2	Kotomisen	2-1		2-1	Yoshiazuma	W-ms1
E-ms1	Seiro	1-2		1-2	Hochiyama	W-ms3

[krindel 675]

Endo - Osunaarashi should be a VERY interesting bout :-)

[aderechelsea 125]

this is my list of bouts to watch tomorrow. Different reasons for each one .... most of them due to heya/rikishi preferences. Or just plain interest in how they develop ... (in bold i indicate my predictions or preferences)

Aoto - Takagenji

Hakkaku prospect in good form. If i would bet i would chose Takagenji in this one but subjectivity is one of my main characteristics. B-)

Shineiyama - Daishoho

I find this Mongolian quite interesting and he showed some solid basics in this first 2 bouts (never watched his 3rd fight). Shineiyama is definitely no push-over but i predict that his mediocre tachi-ai posture will cost him this bout. If Daishoho grips a mawashi ... it will be over.

Morimune - Hotutosho

Best Musashigawa prospect (2 rikishi competing ... one of them is 3-0 and the other 0-3 ... not a huge accomplishment ... i know). Hokutosho is a push-over .... unfortunately.

Hamagami - Hasegawa

Hamagami is a perfect victim for a henka or a pull but in the bottomless pit that is Jk-Jd he gets away with it. His luck runs dry tomorrow. Hasegawa is bulking up in a good way and he is ready for a new highest rank. He needs to improve his footwork ... running after your opponents is too "Kokkai-like".

Kaiho - Motokiyama

7 wins in a row for Kaiho and the 8th is on it's way. From the things he showed us thus far he should have an easy job. (In jonokuchi...)

Even though it was the name that made me "adopt" him .... i am starting to have hopes for him.

Chiyoraizan - Ishiura

Ishiura is the reason i am watching this.

Sasanoyama - Kansei

a rikishi with no KKs in his career. Enough said ....

Endo - Osunaarashi

Endo (was he a university yokozuna?) is going to be the sekitori with the shortest hair that i can remember. He is technically far better that Osuna and probably one of the best in these parts of the banzuke. Definitely one to watch.

[kuroimori 1,634]

  On 17/05/2013 at 10:21, krindel said:

Endo - Osunaarashi should be a VERY interesting bout :-)

I thought the same about his bout against Chiyomaru, which didn't turn out to be the big test I expected.

Tomorrow WILL be, for sure (if not Osunaarashi will start to scare me)

[krindel 675]

Difference, of course, being that, if I am not mistaken, Osunaarashi needs to stay undefeated to hope for a sekitori spot while Endo can afford one loss.

[kenzo 5]

Although the favourite normally wins, the under dog can sometimes surprise.Just because you are born with a slver spoon in your mouth does not always mean that the big Dog gets the bone.Blood sweat and tears can sometimes win..'..well atleast in the "Rocky" movies.,,even ik the "kid" doesnt make sekitori this basho , he' ll get there in the end...

[Masumasumasu 902]

Endo looks like the real deal. I predict that he'll make sanyaku at the very least.

[kenzo 5]

  On 18/05/2013 at 02:05, Masumasumasu said:

Endo looks like the real deal. I predict that he'll make sanyaku at the very least.

[kenzo 5]

Well the "the kid" flipped the "real deal".Must admit it was a great match...good show by both Rikishi.

[Masumasumasu 902]

  On 18/05/2013 at 06:50, kenzo said:

Well the "the kid" flipped the "real deal".Must admit it was a great match...good show by both Rikishi.

It was a dominant and overwhelming win by Osunaarashi, wasn't it?