Rikishi Status Aki 2017 - Day 15 no changes

[Fukurou 534]

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Based on information on the NSK website, the followig sekitori rikishi will be absent on Day 1 of the 2017 Aki basho (subject to change). The status of all other rikishi will be revealed in about 24 hours. All divisions are now included in this list.  As always, typo and other corrections are welcome.

Y1e HAKUHO  ( link )
Y1w KISENOSATO  ( link )
Y2w KAKURYU  ( link )
M2w AOIYAMA  ( link )
M12w SADANOUMI  ( link )

Makushita
Ms6e RIKISHIN
Ms41w SHOTENRO

Sandanme
Sd24e KOTOHAYASHI
Sd41w SHINGAKU
Sd43w AMANISHIKI
Sd46w SUZAKU
Sd57e TOCHINOSHIMA
Sd58e SUEKAWA
Sd65e HIROTSUKASA
Sd71e TOKUSHUZAN
Sd79w DAISEIHO
Sd86e HAYATE  ( retired )
Sd86w YOKUYUSEI
Sd93w NARUMI
Sd97e MITSUUCHI
Sd97w HASUGEYAMA

Jonidan
Jd48w KENHO
Jd80w MASUYAMA
Jd96w HOKUSEIKAI
Jd98e TAMASHINRIKI  ( retired )

Jonokuchi
Jk3e FUKUMINATO
Jk3w SAKURAYAMA  ( retired )
Jk4e WAKASEIUN
Jk8e HOKUTOSATO
Jk13e TAGOMARU
Jk15w WAKAINOUE
Jk16e MATSUOKA
Jk23e UNZENDAKE
Jk23w ISHIHARA
Jk24e KOTOSEIGO
Jk25e KAKUTAIKI

 

Edited September 23, 2017 by Fukurou

[rhyen 1,846]

Wonderful

[WAKATAKE 2,671]

So when was the last time that the previous basho yusho winner and jun-yusho winner went kyujo from day 1?

[Asashosakari 19,663]

1 hour ago, WAKATAKE said:

So when was the last time that the previous basho yusho winner and jun-yusho winner went kyujo from day 1?

Twice before, it looks like. The 1991 case had more than one jun-yusho winner though.

[robnplunder 976]

Wow, who's gonna take advantage of Yokozuna's absences?   Lots of possibilities here.   Interesting.

[Highway 46]

wow. I was looking at the schedule for day 1, and thought no way is that complete, they must still be updating it or something...3 Yokozuna gone and my man Aoiyama I'm gonna have to think about who to root for...Goeido maybe

[Asashosakari 19,663]

11 hours ago, Fukurou said:

M2w AOIYAMA

Knee injury sustained in practice yesterday, according to Kasugano-beya's Facebook account.

[Asashosakari 19,663]

11 hours ago, Fukurou said:

M12w SADANOUMI

Right leg cellulitis, says Sanspo.

[Fukurou 534]

7 hours ago, robnplunder said:

Wow, who's gonna take advantage of Yokozuna's absences?   Lots of possibilities here.   Interesting.

That was my 2nd reaction. My 1st was "Wow" and my 3rd was sympathy for all the gamers madly scrambling to redo their various line-ups.

[Akinomaki 40,790]

First time since abolishment of the kosho system in 2004 that 5 sekitori are kyujo on day 1 (ignoring the yaocho ban basho), last time was Hatsu 2003, y Musashimaru, o Chiyotaikai and Kaio, j Ushiomaru and Tomikaze. http://mainichi.jp/articles/20170909/k00/00m/050/090000c

And of course the first time since the start of Showa (= the start of proper records) that 3 yokozuna are kyujo from the start - called a katazukashi on the fans. http://mainichi.jp/articles/20170908/dde/041/050/057000c

Edited September 8, 2017 by Akinomaki

[Asashosakari 19,663]

That Hatsu 2003 basho is also the only other one in modern history with 3 full-kyujo Y/O in total.

[robnplunder 976]

12 hours ago, Highway said:

I'm gonna have to think about who to root for...Goeido maybe

... and I recommend Ura (KK or bust), Mitakeumi (11+ wins to set up the Ozeki run), Ishiura (see Ura), Hokutofuji (show me more!), Takayasu (yusho or bust), and on and on. 

[Fukurou 534]

All currently listed day 1 kyujo are given in the top post.

[Bumpkin 438]

What's wrong with Rikishin? Did Shotenro retire?

[chishafuwaku 476]

14 hours ago, Fukurou said:

my 3rd was sympathy for all the gamers madly scrambling to redo their various line-ups.

chishafuwaku

[Yubinhaad 11,761]

15 hours ago, Bumpkin said:

Did Shotenro retire?

Not yet, but it's just been announced that he was granted Japanese citizenship on August 18th, so...


Edit - formally announced in the Official Gazette from that date:

Edited September 9, 2017 by Yubinhaad

[Kintamayama 45,530]

2 hours ago, Yubinhaad said:

Not yet, but it's just been announced that he was granted Japanese citizenship on August 18th, so...


Edit - formally announced in the in the Official Gazette from that date:

And qualifies for a miyoseki, so probably retired.

[Gurowake 4,107]

It took me a little bit to wonder what the hell was going on with the first few lines.  They looked like total gibberish until I realized they were rotated a quarter turn.  I suppose someone fluent in Japanese would pick up on that right away, but me, I really didn't know what to think of the very strange symbols.

[Yatagarasu 352]

The absence of the three yokozuna must come as a relief to Goeido and Terunofuji - will make their scramble out of kadoban a bit easier (in theory).  This could be Takayasu's chance if he plays his cards right.  Mitakeumi is getting stronger with each basho though...

[Yubinhaad 11,761]

According to the Kataonami-beya website, 31-year-old Tamashinriki retired as of August 14th after a 15-year career. With his departure the heya now has only three rikishi.

Meanwhile, Shikihide-beya reports that Sakurayama has retired for personal reasons.

And as reported at the time, Hayate retired after the Nagoya basho but wasn't on the official list.

[Fukurou 534]

Thank you Yubinhaad

[Asashosakari 19,663]

On 9.9.2017 at 16:10, Yubinhaad said:

Not yet, but it's just been announced that [Shotenro] was granted Japanese citizenship on August 18th, so...
 

Naturalized name 松平 翔 Matsudaira Shō.

[Bumpkin 438]

Day 3: Withdrawals

Ms14w Kiribayama

Ms22w Sasakiyama

Sd100e Tokikaze

Jd82w Tsuyasato

Jk11e Fukuda

[Fukurou 534]

DAY 3

Withdrawing from the tournament:

Ms14w KIRIBAYAMA (0-1)
Ms22w SASAKIYAMA (0-1)

Sd100e TOKIKAZE (1-0)

Jd82W TSUYASATO (0-1)

Jk11e FUKUDA (0-1)

[Bumpkin 438]

The joi now extends down to M6e Ichinojo. M6w Kagayaki for Harumafuji and Terunofuji.