J9e Daido
(4-6) vs
J12w Takanoyama (4-6)
Good win by Tak here. He did his usual side stepping routine and swung by Daido's belt. The leverage was too much and Daido went out. Tak needs to win 3 out of the next 4 to avoid a likely demotion to Maukshita.
Good win by Tak here. He did his usual side stepping routine and swung by Daido's belt. The leverage was too much and Daido went out. Tak needs to win 3 out of the next 4 to avoid a likely demotion to Maukshita.
J4e Osunaarashi
(8-2) vs J11w Terunofuji (8-2)
Good match here. Osuna was highly aggressive and nailed Teru many times. However, he kind of got stuck after not being able to put the nail in the coffin and Teru hit a fabulous throw to put him down. A lot of people think Terunofuji is a star of the future and he's only lost 3 matches or more 3 times since 2011.
Good match here. Osuna was highly aggressive and nailed Teru many times. However, he kind of got stuck after not being able to put the nail in the coffin and Teru hit a fabulous throw to put him down. A lot of people think Terunofuji is a star of the future and he's only lost 3 matches or more 3 times since 2011.
M8e Fujiazuma
(2-8) vs M11w Tochinowaka (5-5)
Toch got pushed back and was standing straight up to get an easy loss.
Toch got pushed back and was standing straight up to get an easy loss.
M13e Endo
(7-3) vs
M6w Kyokutenho (7-3)
Endo threw down Kyokutenho in a quick one to get his kachikoshi winning record. His final record depends a lot on who he gets paired with in the final days, but 10 wins should be easily doable and 11 or 12 would be great.
Endo threw down Kyokutenho in a quick one to get his kachikoshi winning record. His final record depends a lot on who he gets paired with in the final days, but 10 wins should be easily doable and 11 or 12 would be great.
O2e Kotoshogiku
(6-4) vs M3w Chiyotairyu (3-7)
Chiyo slipped from the start and Koto came at him hard, making him slip more. Koto then threw him down for an easy win.
Chiyo slipped from the start and Koto came at him hard, making him slip more. Koto then threw him down for an easy win.
M3e Takarafuji
(1-9) vs O1w Kakuryu (7-3)
Kak had his way with Takarafuji and Takara couldn't really do anything to him. He got slapped around and pushed around before going out.
Kak had his way with Takarafuji and Takara couldn't really do anything to him. He got slapped around and pushed around before going out.
O1e Kisenosato
(8-2) vs M4w Kaisei (6-4)
We started off with a power tachi ai and from there, Kaisei never really got going. Kisen kept going towards the side and eventually won from a push from the side in an easy win.
We started off with a power tachi ai and from there, Kaisei never really got going. Kisen kept going towards the side and eventually won from a push from the side in an easy win.
S1w Goeido
(7-3) vs Y1w Harumafuji (8-2)
Harumafuji came at Goeido like an absolute animal. He was so aggressive and forceful here. Go didn't really know what to do and couldn't offer much before taking the loss. Good showing by Harumafuji here, but I just wish he would have done this earlier.
Harumafuji came at Goeido like an absolute animal. He was so aggressive and forceful here. Go didn't really know what to do and couldn't offer much before taking the loss. Good showing by Harumafuji here, but I just wish he would have done this earlier.
Y1e Hakuho
(9-1) vs S1e Myogiryu (5-5)
Hakuho absolutely threw Myo hard to the ground to win this. Hak didn't have good footing here and Myo actually pushed him around quite a bit and looked good until he got tossed like a child.
Rankings from http://sumodb.sumogames.de/Banzuke.aspx
Hakuho absolutely threw Myo hard to the ground to win this. Hak didn't have good footing here and Myo actually pushed him around quite a bit and looked good until he got tossed like a child.
Rankings from http://sumodb.sumogames.de/Banzuke.aspx
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