Ashikawazu 43 Posted March 19, 2014 (edited) Hi All! I've been asked to create a new topic for 2014 spilling over from The Wall 2013 to keep the threads separate. As requested: Hatsu 2014 Isiura, Onosho, and Fukuyamato (previously known as Kimishima), have all increased their streaks to 6 consecutive KK's. 3 members hit the wall this basho: Kotoseigo, Takei, and Kakehashi. And Horikiri gets special mention for picking up the Sandame Yusho. Congrats mate! The Wall Hatsu 2014Rikishi2013.032013.052013.072013.092013.112014.01 Total KK IshiuraJk6w 7-0 Y Jd8w 7-0YSd17w 6-1Ms41e 5-2Ms25w 6-1Ms11w 5-2 6 OnoshoJk7e 6-1Jd17e 6-1Sd55e 6-1Sd3w 4-3 Ms54w 5-2Ms34e 4-3 6 KotoseigoJk8e 6-1Jd19e 6-1Sd57w 5-2Sd31e 4-3 Sd16w 4-3 Sd5w 1-6 5 Kimishima -> FukuyamatoJk11e 4-3Jd63w 6-1Sd94w 4-3Sd77e 5-2 Sd46e 4-3 Sd32e 4-3 6 Koba[/td]Jk6e 6-1Jd26w 6-1Sd64w 6-1 Sd11w 6-1 Ms31e 4-3 5 TakeiJk10w 4-3Jd68w 4-3Jd44w 4-3 Jd24e 4-3 Jd7e 1-6 4 KakehashiJk12w 4-3Jd71e 6-1Jd1e 4-3 Sd81w 6-1 Sd27w 2-5 4 HorikiriJk19e 6-1Jd33w 7-0 Y Sd34e 4-3 Sd23w 7-0 Y 4 Koike Jk19e 6-1 Jd34e 5-2 Sd98e 4-3 3 Musashikuni 5-2Jd65e 5-2Jd26e 6-1 3 Edited March 25, 2014 by Ashikawazu Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Ashikawazu 43 Posted March 19, 2014 (edited) Haru 2014 The Wall Haru 2014Rikishi2013.032013.052013.072013.092013.112014.012014.03 Total KK IshiuraJk6w 7-0 Y Jd8w 7-0YSd17w 6-1Ms41e 5-2Ms25w 6-1Ms11w 5-2 Ms5e 4-3 7 OnoshoJk7e 6-1Jd17e 6-1Sd55e 6-1Sd3w 4-3Ms54w 5-2Ms34e 4-3Ms28e 5-2 7 FukuyamatoJk11e 4-3Jd63w 6-1Sd94w 4-3Sd77e 5-2 Sd46e 4-3Sd32e 4-3 Sd17e 4-3 7 Koba[/td]Jk6e 6-1Jd26w 6-1Sd64w 6-1 Sd11w 6-1Ms31e 4-3Ms25e 3-4 5 HorikiriJk19e 6-1Jd33w 7-0 Y Sd34e 4-3Sd23w 7-0 YMs13w 3-4 4 Koike Jk19e 6-1Jd34e 5-2Sd98e 4-3Sd78w 4-3 4 Musashikuni Jk20e 5-2Jd65e 5-2Jd26e 6-1 Sd60e 5-2 4 Ichinojo Ms15TD 6-1 Ms3w 6-1 2 Yonamine Jk17w 6-1 D Jd25e 4-3 2 Yasui Jk19e 4-3 Jd63e 2-5 1 After day 9: Ishiura, is at risk to hit the wall in his 7th basho.. needing wins in the rest of his matches. Ichinojo, (the collegiate champ entry last basho) is looking strong, and already secured his KK, (and maybe a Juryo showing next basho? Another win should do it for sure). Koike at the lower levels of Sandame, has also had a good start at 4-1, and will still be a contender in the May basho. Everybody else still in reach for their KK's. (Except Yasui, who unspectacularly hit the wall in his 2nd Basho.) * Also worth mentioning that Koba and Onosho are matched up tomorrow. After Day 11: Ishiura, after a 0-3 start has rallied to 3-3 and still can achieve his KK with a win in his final matchup. Ichinojo, had a good win on day 11 against Ms1w Sakigake , to improve to 5-1, and unless there are some crazy banzuke happenings; will become a sekitori in his 3rd basho. Congrats mate! Onosho won his matchup against fellow wall member Koba, on day 10. And again on day 11 vs Ms23w Sasanoyama, to be the fourth member this basho to get his KK. Down in Jonidan, Yonamine has picked up wins on days 10 and 11 as well to secure his KK, and a place on the table next basho. Edited March 25, 2014 by Ashikawazu 3 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Ashikawazu 43 Posted March 21, 2014 After Day 13: A bit of activity over the past couple days. Hirikiri had consecutive losses on days 12 and 13, and unfortunately hit the wall. Koba had a win on day 12, to move to 3-3, but took a loss on day 13 and also hit the wall after 5 KK basho. Fukuyamoto lost on day 12, but picked up his 4th win on day 13th to eek by with a KK. Onosho and Ichinojo both picked up more wins as well, to finalize their basho's with 5-2 and 6-1 records respectively. Ichinojo will definitely by in Juryo next basho. Ishiura remains the ultimate rikishi who's wall-fate is yet undetermined. Tomorrow he faces Mongolian Ms9e Sensho , who also 3-3 and will be fighting for his KK. 1 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Ashikawazu 43 Posted March 24, 2014 After Day 15: Ishiura picked up a 4th win on day 14 to secure his KK, and along with Onosho and Fukuyamoto, increase his streak to 7 straight KK's. Koikie and Yonamine both lost on day 14, but had already secured their KK's to finalize with 4-3 records. Stay tuned for the Natsu 2014 Wall Edition! Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Ashikawazu 43 Posted March 24, 2014 (edited) The Wall Natsu 2014Rikishi2013.032013.052013.072013.092013.112014.012014.032014.05 Total KK IshiuraJk6w 7-0 Y Jd8w 7-0YSd17w 6-1Ms41e 5-2Ms25w 6-1Ms11w 5-2 Ms5e 4-3 7 OnoshoJk7e 6-1Jd17e 6-1Sd55e 6-1Sd3w 4-3Ms54w 5-2Ms34e 4-3Ms28e 5-2 7 FukuyamatoJk11e 4-3Jd63w 6-1Sd94w 4-3Sd77e 5-2 Sd46e 4-3Sd32e 4-3 Sd17e 4-3 7 Koike [/td]Jk19e 6-1Jd34e 5-2Sd98e 4-3Sd78w 4-3 4 Musashikuni Jk20e 5-2Jd65e 5-2Jd26e 6-1 Sd60e 5-2 4 Ichinojo Ms15TD 6-1 Ms3w 6-1 2 Yonamine Jk17w 6-1 D Jd25e 4-3 2 Kawabata Ms15TD 5-2 1 Abiko Jk12w 7-0 Y 1 Miyauchi Jk13e 5-2 1 Mizuta Jk13w 5-2 1 Narumi Jk14e 5-2 1 Yamana Jk15e 4-3 1 Kotaro Jk15w 6-1 1 Nakao Jk16e 4-3 1 Seito Jk16w 4-3 1 Taoka Jk17e 4-3 1 For Natsu basho we see 10 new members to the wall. Most being the usual Spring recruits that we see from Haru. Kawabata as well joins them, from Nihon University. His 5-2 at Ms15TD should put him to the top of Makushita for the Natsu basho. Until then, enjoy your month and a half off. :) Edited March 25, 2014 by Ashikawazu 6 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Ashikawazu 43 Posted March 25, 2014 (edited) Musashikuni should be on this list. He has still not had a MK and he was on your list for his first two tournaments. :-) http://sumodb.sumogames.de/Rikishi.aspx?r=12098 Thanks for the spot!!! I'm not sure how he fell off the list. Must have been an accidental drop when I transferred the table. Updated. Not sure how I could have missed Musashimaru's nephew! (Blushing...) (I dunno...) Edited March 25, 2014 by Ashikawazu 1 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Ashikawazu 43 Posted May 20, 2014 (edited) After the half-way point at Natsu: Ichinojo is looking like the real deal; having secured his KK on day 10, with a strong showing in Juryo. As for the wall veterans: Onosho has secured his KK in upper Makushita. Ishiura has lost his first three bouts against the top ranked Makushita rikishi, he's bounced back with 2 wins, but faces J12e Sakigake 3-7 tomorrow. He'll need to gambarize to avoid the wall. So far our only member to hit the wall has been Fukuyamato 0-5, who eeked his way along to a respectable run of 7 KK's, but top Sandame ranks proved too much for him. Musashikuni is also doing well, at 3-2 looks like he should avoid the wall for at least another basho. Koike needs to win his remaining matches to avoid the wall.. here's hoping for him. Yonamine changed his Shikona to Shingaku, and it doesn't seem to have affected him too poorly, as he is currently 3-2, and needing just another win for his KK. As for our new wall members: Abiko, Miyauchi, Mizuta and Kotaro also have obtained quick KK's down in Jonidan. Kawabata is also doing well. At 3-2, but with a loss against former sanyaku Ms6w Tochinoshin, who is undefeated 12-0 since his return from injury and subsequent drop to Ms55. Everybody else is either 2-3 or 3-2, so all still have chances of avoiding the wall. Natsu wrap up: Ishiura, one of the longest members, found upper Makushita too tough, and finally hit the wall after 7 KK's from his debut. I think he is still somebody to watch in the future. He reminds me in a way of Ama due to size and style. Fukuyamato likewise hit the wall at Natsu in the upper Sandame ranks, after his 7KK run as well. Onosho finished strong, and will be our longest member for the upcoming basho. Koike pulled together another last minute KK winning his last 3 bouts, to secure his place next basho. Musashikuni after a 1-2 start, won all his remaining matches for a final 5-2 record, and a 5th consecutive KK. He's young but look strong.. with the proper tutelage from his uncle, he may go far. One to keep an eye out for. Ichinojo finished his basho rather nicely, taking the Juryo yusho with a 11-4 record in only his 3rd basho. Another rikishi not to take your eye off of. The shikona change for Shingaku didn't seem to pay out, and he lost his last two bouts and hit the wall with a 3-4 record. Abiko remained dominant at the lower ranks, securing his second KK and his second straight zensho yusho (can the term be applied to the lower divisions?). Miyauchi and Mizuta both at his heels with 6-1 records and their 2nd KK's. Kawabata, Narumi, Kotaro, Nakao, and Takoa all secured KK's as well to extend their streaks to 2 KK's. While Yamana and Seito both hit the wall with 3-4 records. The Wall Natsu 2014Rikishi2013.032013.052013.072013.092013.112014.012014.032014.05 Total KK IshiuraJk6w 7-0 Y Jd8w 7-0YSd17w 6-1Ms41e 5-2Ms25w 6-1Ms11w 5-2 Ms5e 4-3 Ms2w 2-5 7 OnoshoJk7e 6-1Jd17e 6-1Sd55e 6-1Sd3w 4-3Ms54w 5-2Ms34e 4-3Ms28e 5-2 Ms16e 5-2 8 FukuyamatoJk11e 4-3Jd63w 6-1Sd94w 4-3Sd77e 5-2 Sd46e 4-3Sd32e 4-3 Sd17e 4-3 Sd5w 2-5 7 Koike [/td]Jk19e 6-1Jd34e 5-2Sd98e 4-3Sd78w 4-3 Sd62w 4-3 5 Musashikuni Jk20e 5-2Jd65e 5-2 Jd26e 6-1 Sd60e 5-2 Sd32e 5-2 5 Ichinojo Ms15TD 6-1 Ms3w 6-1 J10e 11-4Y 3 Yonamine -> Shingaku Jk17w 6-1 D Jd25e 4-3 Jd4w 3-4 2 Kawabata Ms15TD 5-2 Ms8w 4-3 2 Abiko Jk12w 7-0 YJd11w 7-0Y 2 Miyauchi Jk13e 5-2 Jd52e 6-12 Mizuta Jk13w 5-2 Jd52w 6-1 2 Narumi Jk14e 5-2 Jd53e 5-2 2 Yamana Jk15e 4-3 Jd67e 3-4 1 Kotaro Jk15w 6-1 Jd25e 5-2 2 Nakao Jk16e 4-3 Jd67w 4-3 2 Seito Jk16w 4-3 Jd68e 3-4 1 Taoka Jk17e 4-3 Jd69w 4-3 2 Edited May 28, 2014 by Ashikawazu 2 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Gurowake 4,020 Posted May 21, 2014 Onosho has secured his KK in upper Maegashira.Ishiura has lost his first three bouts against the top ranked Maegashira rikishi, he's bounced back with 2 wins, but faces J12e Sakigake 3-7 tomorrow. He'll need to gambarize to avoid the wall. Easy mistake to make, but these guys are Makushita, not Maegashira. 1 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Ashikawazu 43 Posted May 23, 2014 Onosho has secured his KK in upper Maegashira.Ishiura has lost his first three bouts against the top ranked Maegashira rikishi, he's bounced back with 2 wins, but faces J12e Sakigake 3-7 tomorrow. He'll need to gambarize to avoid the wall. Easy mistake to make, but these guys are Makushita, not Maegashira. Well that was my brainfart of the day. :) Thanks for the correction. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Ashikawazu 43 Posted May 28, 2014 (edited) Nagoya Lineup: A buttload of new guys from Natsu. The Wall Nagoya 2014Rikishi2013.032013.052013.072013.092013.112014.012014.032014.052014.07 Total KK OnoshoJk7e 6-1Jd17e 6-1Sd55e 6-1Sd3w 4-3Ms54w 5-2Ms34e 4-3Ms28e 5-2 Ms16e 5-2 [/td]8 Koike Jk19e 6-1Jd34e 5-2Sd98e 4-3Sd78w 4-3 Sd62w 4-3 5 Musashikuni Jk20e 5-2Jd65e 5-2 Jd26e 6-1 Sd60e 5-2 Sd32e 5-2 5 Ichinojo Ms15TD 6-1 Ms3w 6-1 J10e 11-4Y 3 Kawabata Ms15TD 5-2 Ms8w 4-3 2 Abiko Jk12w 7-0 YJd11w 7-0Y 2 Miyauchi Jk13e 5-2 Jd52e 6-12 Mizuta Jk13w 5-2 Jd52w 6-1 2 Narumi Jk14e 5-2 Jd53e 5-2 2 Kotaro Jk15w 6-1 Jd25e 5-2 2 Nakao Jk16e 4-3 Jd67w 4-3 2 Taoka Jk17e 4-3 Jd69w 4-3 2 Nagao Jk4e 6-1 1 Shuji Jk4w 6-1 1 Yahagi Jk5e 4-3 1 Takagi Jk5w 5-2 1 Taniguchi Jk6e 5-2 1 Shiba Jk6w 6-1 1 Yokuyusei Jk7e 4-3 1 Iida Jk7w 4-3 1 Tagonofuji Jk8w 4-3 1 Kototakigawa Jk10w 4-3 1 Shodai Jk12w 7-0 Y 1 Kokuryunami Jk14e 4-3 1 Kogure Jk14w 5-2 1 Shonannoumi Jk15w 4-3 1 Nakamurayama Jk17e 5-2 1 Asakanai Jk17w 5-2 1 Kitadaichi Jk18e 4-3 1 Shirai Jk18w 4-3 1 Byakkomaru Jk19e 4-3 1 Yamazaki Jk21e 4-3 1 Suzuki Jk21w 4-3 1 Nakatsuji Jk22e 4-3 1 Hakuyo Jk25w 5-2 1 Asakasai Jk27e 4-3 Edited May 28, 2014 by Ashikawazu Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Lost ballet fan 29 Posted June 2, 2014 Another great thread. I'd vote for one more inclusion though: http://sumodb.sumogames.de/Rikishi.aspx?r=12044 I think he could be forgiven the false start, no? Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Sumozumo 240 Posted September 24, 2014 We seem to be a few basho behind here :( Do you think Ashikawazu would mind if I updated this? I enjoyed following it. 1 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Sumozumo 240 Posted September 26, 2014 (edited) Since everyone has held their peace I'll go ahead. The table as it is, is very huge and terrible to edit so I'm going to pare it down a bit ala Persistence Watch. If you want to check rikishi's individual basho stats you can go ahead and click around in the db ;) The Wall End of Nagoya 2014: Shikona Heya Debut KK Current Rank Yushos Record Win% Last Basho This Basho OnoshoOnomatsuHaru 20139 Makushita 16 East045-180.725 5-2 4-3 KoikeShikoroyamaAki 20135 Sandanme 46 East026-160.619 4-3 3-4 MusashikuniMusashigawaAki 20135 Sandanme 7 West028-140.666 5-2 2-5 IchinojoMinatoHatsu 20144 Juryo 3 West136-80.818 11-4 Y 13-2 D KawabataOitekazeHaru 20143 Makushita 6 East013-80.619 4-3 4-3 AbikoOitekazeHaru 20143 Sandanme 21 East220-10.952 7-0 Y 6-1 MiyachiOnoeHaru 20142 Sandanme 82 West013-80.619 6-1 2-5 MizutaTakanohanaHaru 20143 Sandanme 83 East017-40.810 6-1 6-1 Onosho continues his incredible run of course. Ichinojo of course everyone knows about by now. Abiko is doing amazingly well, but is still in the lower reaches. THE WALL has claimed: Koike, however in the future we can see he is doing well again a few ranks down in Sandanme. Musashikuni the Hawaiian, hopefully he won't stay long in the doldrums Miyauchi, and I can tell you from the future that he has makekochi in Jonidan during Aki. I'll continue to edit this post and add guys, its late here but I am to finish Nagoya before Aki ends ;) Edited September 26, 2014 by Sumozumo 4 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Sumozumo 240 Posted September 27, 2014 (edited) Well, let's try to catch up and make this a little more relevant. The Wall Aki 2014 The fall has the leaves all changing from green to red, and undoubtedly some of our participants will go from green to red records. Shikona Heya Debut KK Current Rank Yushos Record Win% Last Basho This Basho OnoshoOnomatsuHaru 201310 Makushita 8 East049-200.710 4-3 4-2 IchinojoMinatoHatsu 20145 Maegashira 10 East148-100.827 13-2 D 12-2 Kin KawabataOitekazeHaru 20143 Makushita 4 East016-120.619 4-3 3-4 AbikoOitekazeHaru 20144 Makushita 42 East327-10.964 6-1 7-0 Y MizutaTakanohanaHaru 20144 Sandanme 23 East022-60.810 6-1 5-2 KotaroFujishimaHaru 20144 Sandanme 27 East023-50.821 6-1 6-1 NarumiOnomatsuHaru 20144 Sandanme 91 West018-90.666 4-3 4-2 NagaoKasuganoNatsu 20143 Sandanme 63 East016-40.800 6-1 4-2 ShibaKiseNatsu 20143 Sandanme 29 West119-20.904 7-0 Y 6-1 ShodaiTokitsukazeNatsu 20143 Sandanme 48 East119-20.904 6-1 6-1 ShonannoumiTakadagawaNatsu 20143 Jonidan 3 East014-70.666 6-1 4-3 ShujiKiseNatsu 20143 Sandanme 89 West015-50.750 5-2 4-2 TakagiKiseNatsu 20143 Sandanme 54 West119-20.904 7-0 D 7-0 Y TamakongoKataonamiNatsu 20143 Sandanme 90 East015-60.714 6-1 4-3 TagonofujiKataonamiNatsu 20143 Jonidan 27 West013-80.619 5-2 4-3 IshiiChiganouraNagoya 20142 Jonidan 40 East011-30.785 6-1 5-2 SadahikariSakaigawaNagoya 20142 Jonidan 82 West010-40.714 4-3 6-1 TakiguchiOnomatsuNagoya 20142 Jonidan 40 West010-30.769 6-1 4-2 TakumiMusashigawaNagoya 20142 Jonidan 69 West09-50.642 5-2 4-3 TaukinoumiMinezakiNagoya 20142 Jonidan 83 West08-60.571 4-3 4-3 Onosho has done well to get into the double digits and puts him rare company. However, with his favorite record of 4-3 he is absolutely crawling up the banzuke. Hopefully he can pick up one more win and hope to break into the paid ranks... Ichonojo is now an 'ace' but it really pales in comparison to what he's been able to do to the sekitori. Yes, he can't henka forever but he is clearly legitimate and the number of KK he can get is open ended honestly. The most likely way he'll run into the wall is the worst case: injury. Let's hope that doesn't happen. Kawabata found the Juryo crunch to be slightly too much. He'll get to try again next basho though, nobody will be surprised if this graduate of the wall makes it. Abiko has sort of kinda answered critics, pulling zenyusho from deep in Makushita. In winter, he gets to experience the Juryo crunch where he will no longer be peer-less. Either way the safe bet is he'll KK again and look to get into Juryo. Mizuta continues with an impressive .800+ average, it'll be good to see him in Makushita (hopefuly) Kotaro, like Mizuta is another one to watch, but was The Wall-gai last time due to a sleepy writer. Narumi has not had the success of the previous two, Onosho style, and is about to fall a division behind them Nagao is from my favorite ken, Gifu. Shiba, who is excellent, lost out on the Sadanme Yusho. Shodai has an almost identical record to Shiba, but is way down the Banzuke comparatively. Is this the different between Nihon U and Tokyo U of Agriculture? Truly, discrimination in Sumo knows no bounds ;) Shonannoumi welcome to Sandanme! Please get a slightly shorter Shikona! Shuji, full name Shuji Shuji. Takagi is another powerhouse, depriving us of the mega 6-1 playoff in Sandanme with other Wall participants. Congrats! Tamakongo found Sandanme a little tougher than the depths of Jonidan, but still passed by this time. Tagonofuji - the Wall waits for you... And let's welcome the fresh guys who can find the door in the wall: Ishii, Sakdahikari - from Mongolia, Takaguchi, Takumi, Takinoumi Enjoy your stay! Tak, Tak Tak..... One more change going forward: It'll take two basho to get on the wall. I don't want to spend time including every college graduate who can beat up on underweight high school students. Edited November 10, 2014 by Sumozumo 6 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Sumozumo 240 Posted November 11, 2014 (edited) The Wall 2014 Kyushu Edition Currently suffering from massive jet lag. Was able to get to the Kyokai last week. Of course my crummy timing means everyone is in south and nobody is really around anywhere. Lets try to update this for the start (3rd day) of the basho! Shikona Heya Debut KK Current Rank Yushos Record Win% Last Basho This Basho OnoshoOnomatsuHaru 201310 Makushita 3 East051-200.710 5-2 1-0 IchinojoMinatoHatsu 20145 Sekiwake 1 West148-100.827 13-2 Jun Shu Kan Kin (!) 1-1 AbikoOitekazeHaru 20144 Makushita 4 East327-10.964 7-0 Y 0-1 KotaroFujishimaHaru 20144 Makushita 45 West023-50.821 6-1 1-0 MizutaTakanohanaHaru 20144 Makushita 60 East022-60.810 5-2 0-1 NarumiOnomatsuHaru 20144 Sandanme 73 East018-90.666 4-3 0-1 TakagiKiseNatsu 20143 Makushita 31 West119-20.904 7-0 Y 1-0 ShibaKiseNatsu 20143 Makushita 47 West119-20.904 6-1 1-0 ShodaiTokitsukazeNatsu 20143 Makushita 59 East119-20.904 6-1 1-0 NagaoKasuganoNatsu 20143 Sandanme 35 East016-40.800 5-2 1-0 ShujiKiseNatsu 20143 Sandanme 57 West015-50.750 5-2 0-1 TamakongoKataonamiNatsu 20143 Sandanme 71 East015-60.714 4-3 1-0 ShonannoumiTakadagawaNatsu 20143 Sandanme 83 East014-70.666 4-3 0-1 TagonofujiKataonamiNatsu 20143 Jonidan 8 West013-80.619 4-3 0-1 IshiiChiganouraNagoya 20142 Jonidan 3 East011-30.785 5-2 1-0 SadahikariSakaigawaNagoya 20142 Jonidan 9 East010-40.714 6-1 1-0 TakiguchiOnomatsuNagoya 20142 Jonidan 18 East010-30.769 4-3 0-1 TakumiMusashigawaNagoya 20142 Jonidan 44 West09-50.642 4-3 0-1 TaukinoumiMinezakiNagoya 20142 Jonidan 53 East08-60.571 4-3 1-0 The biggest news so far (besides ichinojo!) is that first place Onosho went up against third place wallee Abiko. Onosho came out on top, handing Abiko his 2nd ever loss! I'm not sure if video of this exists, it'd be nice to include here. The rest of the squad has split their bouts about 50/50, not an auspicious start by any means. One interesting point to watch is the glut of rikishi who were thrown up into the gut of Makushita with good records last basho. Edited November 12, 2014 by Sumozumo 1 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Asashosakari 18,998 Posted November 11, 2014 I believe Takagi's rank needs some further adjustment. :-) Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Sumozumo 240 Posted November 12, 2014 Yes! Quite so. I've also tried to make the order a little bit more sane. By the way, here is the Onosho-Abiko fight. Abiko is no push over but things get a bit tricky at the end, its a good watch! http://www.youtube.com/embed/rLF0fDuZNHo?autoplay=1 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Sumozumo 240 Posted November 17, 2014 2014 Kyushuu halfway update edition Shikona Heya Debut KK Current Rank Yushos Record Win% Last Basho This Basho OnoshoOnomatsuHaru 201310 Makushita 3 East051-200.710 5-2 3-1 IchinojoMinatoHatsu 20145 Sekiwake 1 West148-100.827 13-2 Jun Shu Kan Kin (!) 4-4 AbikoOitekazeHaru 20144 Makushita 4 East327-10.964 7-0 Y 2-2 KotaroFujishimaHaru 20144 Makushita 45 West023-50.821 6-1 3-1 MizutaTakanohanaHaru 20144 Makushita 60 East022-60.810 5-2 3-1 NarumiOnomatsuHaru 20144 Sandanme 73 East018-90.666 4-3 2-2 TakagiKiseNatsu 20143 Makushita 31 West119-20.904 7-0 Y 3-1 ShibaKiseNatsu 20143 Makushita 47 West119-20.904 6-1 3-1 ShodaiTokitsukazeNatsu 20143 Makushita 59 East119-20.904 6-1 2-2 NagaoKasuganoNatsu 20143 Sandanme 35 East016-40.800 5-2 1-3 ShujiKiseNatsu 20143 Sandanme 57 West015-50.750 5-2 2-2 TamakongoKataonamiNatsu 20143 Sandanme 71 East015-60.714 4-3 2-2 ShonannoumiTakadagawaNatsu 20143 Sandanme 83 East014-70.666 4-3 1-3 TagonofujiKataonamiNatsu 20143 Jonidan 8 West013-80.619 4-3 1-3 IshiiChiganouraNagoya 20142 Jonidan 3 East011-30.785 5-2 3-1 SadahikariSakaigawaNagoya 20142 Jonidan 9 East010-40.714 6-1 3-1 TakiguchiOnomatsuNagoya 20142 Jonidan 18 East010-30.769 4-3 2-2 TakumiMusashigawaNagoya 20142 Jonidan 44 West09-50.642 4-3 3-1 TaukinoumiMinezakiNagoya 20142 Jonidan 53 East08-60.571 4-3 2-2 Onosho is looking very good to get into Juryo. Of course anything can happen, but if the right things happen he can get in even with a 4-3. Abiko on the other hand, looked completely helpless against Keitenkai, so I'm doubtful right now. Takagi lost against Chiyosakae going for his KK, Chiyosakae having an uncharacteristically good basho. Shiba also came out on the wrong side of another undefeated matchup, to Tochimaru. Takagi and Shiba are both from Kise so unfortunately we won't be able to see them rumble. Nagao is our first rikishi in a lot of trouble, dropping matches against Sandanme lifers, including Genkaiho who has had 4 shikona changes (why?). Sadahikari had the misfortune of coming up against well known Ryuden in Jonidan to spoil his first KK chance. Somewhat surprisingly none of our players could come up with a 4-0 KK, so we probably won't be seeing any Yushos this time unless something substantially crazy happens. Also, it looks like the only candidate for addition to the wall is Otsukawa who is 2-2 now. If my query skills are terrible and someone has slipped through, let me know. 1 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Sumozumo 240 Posted November 19, 2014 A quick update here: Onosho secured his 11th straight KK with a win over Ms1w Akiseyama. He's getting press now for his nearly certain Juryo debut next basho. Hopefully he can push for 6 wins, which he hasn't had since only his 3rd basho... Mizuta and Takagi round out our Makushita competitors who have been able to come to a 4-1 KK. So far, nobody in Sandanme has been able to reach 4 wins. Ishii has faced two rikishi from Sandanme but still has his KK at 4-1. Our lone loser is Tagonofuji with a 1-4 record. If he is truly 103kg like the db states, then its not really a wonder why. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Sumozumo 240 Posted December 28, 2014 (edited) 2014 Kyushuu Final edition Shikona Heya Debut KK Current Rank Yushos Record Win% Last Basho This Basho OnoshoOnomatsuHaru 201310 Makushita 3 East055-220.714 5-2 5-2 IchinojoMinatoHatsu 20146 Sekiwake 1 West157-170.770 13-2 Jun Shu Kan Kin (!) 8-7 AbikoOitekazeHaru 20144 Makushita 4 East330-50.857 7-0 Y 3-4 KotaroFujishimaHaru 20145 Makushita 45 West027-80.771 6-1 4-3 MizutaTakanohanaHaru 20145 Makushita 60 East027-80.771 5-2 5-2 NarumiOnomatsuHaru 20145 Sandanme 73 East022-130.629 4-3 4-3 TakagiKiseNatsu 20144 Makushita 31 West125-30.892 7-0 Y 6-1 ShibaKiseNatsu 20144 Makushita 47 West123-50.821 6-1 4-3 ShodaiTokitsukazeNatsu 20144 Makushita 59 East124-40.857 6-1 5-2 NagaoKasuganoNatsu 20143 Sandanme 35 East019-90.679 5-2 2-5 ShujiKiseNatsu 20144 Sandanme 57 West020-80.714 5-2 4-3 TamakongoKataonamiNatsu 20143 Sandanme 71 East018-100.642 4-3 3-4 ShonannoumiTakadagawaNatsu 20143 Sandanme 83 East016-120.571 4-3 2-5 TagonofujiKataonamiNatsu 20143 Jonidan 8 West0`6-120.571 4-3 3-4 IshiiChiganouraNagoya 20143 Jonidan 3 East015-60.714 5-2 4-3 SadahikariSakaigawaNagoya 20143 Jonidan 9 East014-70.666 6-1 4-3 TakiguchiOnomatsuNagoya 20142 Jonidan 18 East013-80.619 4-3 3-4 TakumiMusashigawaNagoya 20142 Jonidan 44 West012-90.571 4-3 3-4 TaukinoumiMinezakiNagoya 20142 Jonidan 53 East011-100.524 4-3 3-4 Strangely most of the top crust made it by while the bottom half failed pretty hard. Onosho has now broken into the paid ranks after very slowly KK'ing his way up the banzuke. I'm willing to bet 11 basho is the slowest to Juryo while still never MK'ing, but I'm hoping someone else will do the query and prove me wrong. Ichinojo may not be able to indefinitely KK but he's held on for at least one basho. Now we have two Wall wrestlers in the paid ranks which is quite rare indeed! Abiko somewhat surprisingly missed and will drop probably out of contentions for a Juryo spot next basho. Kotaro, Mizumi, and Narumi all have achieved 'ace' status! Edited December 28, 2014 by Sumozumo Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Senkoho 552 Posted December 29, 2014 (edited) Onosho has now broken into the paid ranks after very slowly KK'ing his way up the banzuke. I'm willing to bet 11 basho is the slowest to Juryo while still never MK'ing, but I'm hoping someone else will do the query and prove me wrong. This guy comes to mind, reached juryo after 11 kachi-koshi as well Edited December 29, 2014 by Senkoho 1 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Senkoho 552 Posted December 29, 2014 (edited) two even more impressive examples, albeit from another era: Takanohana - 16 kk before Juryo Futagodake - 2kk + 1 kyujo + 19(!) kk before Juryo Edited December 29, 2014 by Senkoho 1 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Asashosakari 18,998 Posted December 29, 2014 (edited) Senkoho has already covered the big 3 cases, so just padding it out with a few more from the 8-bout era: Sadanoyama - 17 KK + 4 4-4 Tatsumusashi - 12 KK + 3 4-4 Wakachichibu - 12 KK + 2 4-4 Wakamisugi - 12 KK + 1 4-4 Iwakaze - 8 KK + 3 4-4 Sadanoyama should have the longest run with continual gain in rank, at 23 tournaments (those 21 + 2 more KK in juryo) Edited December 29, 2014 by Asashosakari Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
