Akinomaki 40,421 Posted March 28, 2018 kyokai go-aisatsu with the rare event of still the same sanyaku on the dohyo as on day 1 doyho-iri - juryo - west east makuuchi - west east Kakuryu yokozuna doyho-iri sanyaku soroibumi - west Takayasu, Goeido, Tochinoshin east Kakuryu, Ichinojo, Mitakeumi O1e Takayasu (12-3) yorikiri Y1e Kakuryu (13-2) shimpan conference after mono-ii tori-naoshi S1e Mitakeumi (7-8) abisetaoshi O1w Goeido (9-6) S1w Tochinoshin (10-5) yorikiri K1e Ichinojo (9-6) with Rio judo gold medalist Ono K1w Chiyotairyu (4-11) oshidashi M11e Tochiozan (5-10) M4e Shohozan (8-7) oshidashi M1e Endo (9-6) M1w Tamawashi (9-6) oshidashi M5e Chiyomaru (6-9) M7w Yoshikaze (7-8) yorikiri M2e Arawashi (2-13) M2w Takarafuji (5-10) yorikiri M12w Kotoyuki (1-13-1) M3e Kotoshogiku (6-9) yorikiri M6w Hokutofuji (6-9) M8w Daieisho (9-6) tsukiotoshi M4w Shodai (7-8) M6e Kaisei (12-3) uwatenage M14e Ikioi (11-4) M7e Abi (10-5) hatakikomi M13e Daishomaru (9-6) M8e Kagayaki (7-8) yorikiri M12e Ishiura (7-8) M9e Okinoumi (7-8) oshidashi M17e Aoiyama (8-7) M9w Ryuden (8-7) yorikiri M13w Asanoyama (8-7) M10e Chiyoshoma (9-6) uwatenage M14w Nishikigi (5-10) M10w Chiyonokuni (7-8) hatakikomi M16w Hidenoumi (3-12) M16e Daiamami (10-5) yorikiri M11w Yutakayama (10-5) J2e Aminishiki (8-7) hatakikomi M15w Myogiryu (6-9) J6e Chiyonoo (6-9) tsukiotoshi J1e Kyokutaisei (8-7) J3w Azumaryu (6-9) uwatedashinage J7w Tsurugisho (4-11) J4e Sadanoumi (11-4) yorikiri J8w Homarefuji (7-8) ketteisen with Akiseyama Sadanoumi juryo yusho J4w Tokushoryu (5-10) yoritaoshi J12e Terutsuyoshi (7-8) J12w Takanoiwa (8-7) yorikiri J5e Gagamaru (8-7) with Takagenji at the doyho-iri handing the water of power to Tokushoryu J11w Shimanoumi (9-6) yorikiri J5w Terunofuji (6-9) J9w Daishoho (9-6) yorikiri J6w Takanosho (8-7) Ms3w Asabenkei (6-1) oshitaoshi J7e Amakaze (3-12) J10e Takagenji (8-7) oshidashi J8e Kotoeko (10-5) Ms5w Akua (4-3) hatakikomi J13e Tobizaru (7-8) Ms5e Chiyonoumi (5-2) oshitaoshi J14w Enho (4-11) Ms23e Fujiazuma (6-1) hikiotoshi Ms19w Irodori (5-2) Ms9w Jokoryu (6-1) hatakikomi Ms13e Murata (5-2) Ms48w Midorifuji (6-1) yorikiri Ms52w Ikeru (5-2) Ms35e Akinohana (5-2) uwatenage Ms36w Kotokamatani (4-3) Ms27e Kotodaigo (6-1) oshidashi Ms25e Ryusei (5-2) Sd59e Azumasho (6-1) yorikiri Sd52w Kotoseigo (5-2) Sd47w Onokura (6-1) oshitaoshi Sd56e Tsugaruumi (5-2) Sd37e Shoji (6-1) uwatenage Sd44w Sadanokuni (5-2) Jd26e Akashiryu (6-1) oshidashi Jd15w Tochinoshima (5-2) Sd90e Ginseizan (6-1) oshidashi Sd83w Okinoiwa (5-2) Jd42e Kototebakari (6-1) hatakikomi Jd32e Mochizuki (5-2) Jd51e Tsunekawa (6-1) oshidashi Jd47w Iko (5-2) Jd26e Akashiryu (6-1) oshidashi Jd15w Tochinoshima (5-2) Jd102e Asahinishiki (5-2) tsukiotoshi Jd101e Jingu (4-3) Jd79w Kiminofuji (5-2) oshidashi Jd82e Higonoryu (4-3) Jk21w Tanahashi (5-2) yorikiri Jk25e Kenho (4-3) Sd20e Saidaiji (6-1) yorikiri Sd29w Ryuseio (5-2) Sd12w Tanabe (6-1) oshidashi Sd3w Hokutokawa (5-2) Jd67w Asahanshin (3-4) ( oshidashi Jd71e Azumahikari (2-5) ) Jk11e Fukuda (4-3) oshitaoshi Jk16w Urutora (3-4) final duty of Kasugaryu this basho 5 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Amamaniac 2,079 Posted March 31, 2018 Looking at these full size photos of the somewhat critical bout between Kaisei and Ikioi, I can't help feeling Kaisei may have had some of Ikioi's hair in his right hand... Or does he have his hand closed to avoid catching hair between his fingers? I'd hate to think Ikioi lost out on a Kantosho due to a missed hansoku call... Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Yamanashi 3,839 Posted March 31, 2018 41 minutes ago, Amamaniac said: Looking at these full size photos of the somewhat critical bout between Kaisei and Ikioi, I can't help feeling Kaisei may have had some of Ikioi's hair in his right hand... Or does he have his hand closed to avoid catching hair between his fingers? I'd hate to think Ikioi lost out on a Kantosho due to a missed hansoku call... Yeah, I noticed that, too. However, at the time of the photo Kaisei would have been pushing, not pulling his opponent; is there a hansoku for "hair pushing"? Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Amamaniac 2,079 Posted April 1, 2018 3 hours ago, Yamanashi said: Yeah, I noticed that, too. However, at the time of the photo Kaisei would have been pushing, not pulling his opponent; is there a hansoku for "hair pushing"? I decided to check the Japanese list of hansoku. In Japanese, the verb tsukamu ("to grab") is used. So the question is not so much whether a wrestler is pulling or pushing. It is more whether the opponent's hair was inside the grasp of a wrestler. While the photos do not reveal whether or not Kaisei had a handful of hair, it's just strange to see someone push with a closed fist rather than an open hand... Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
