Haru Basho: Day 3

[Riley@hachi.hi-tech.ac.jp]

Well, I think there's life in NIC Japan now....

On to Day 3:

Winners:		Losers:			Technique:
--------		-------			----------

Kotobeppu	1-2	Aogiyama	1-2	hatakikomi
Kiraiho		2-1	Takatoriki	2-1	okuridashi
Asanowaka	2-1	Hamanoshima	1-2	tsukiotoshi
Kirishima	2-1	Tokitsunada	1-2	uwatedashinage
Daishoyama	1-2	Kotogaume	1-2	hatakikomi
Akinoshima	2-1	Kotofuji	2-1	sukuinage
Kotoinazuma	2-1	Toyonoumi	2-1	yorikiri
Kenko		3-0	Takamisugi	1-2	hatakikomi
Konishiki	1-2	Kyokudozan	0-3	yorikiri
Higonoumi	2-1	Kotonowaka	1-2	sukuinage
Mainoumi	1-2	Wakashoyo	0-3	sakatottari
Kasugafuji	2-1	Kaio		2-1	oshidashi
Misugisato	1-2	Daishoho	0-3	hatakikomi
Terao		3-0	Musoyama	1-2	tsukiotoshi
Kotonishiki	3-0	Tochinowaka	0-3	yorikiri
Wakanohana	2-1	Oginishiki	1-2	oshidashi
Takanohana	3-0	Tomonohana	0-3	uwatenage
Musashimaru	3-0	Daizen		0-3	tsukidashi
Takanonami	2-1	Mitoizumi	1-2	shitatenage
Akebono		3-0	Kitakachidoki	2-1	tsukidashi

Terao continues to surprise with his fast start this basho, and
remains unbeaten.  Musoyama seems to have partied too much after
making Sekiwake, but he'll be back.  Takanohana, Musashimaru and
Akebono all look unbeatable so far.  Daizen obviously isn't up
to the challenge against the other san-yaku in his first entry
into that region, but I don't think anyone expected him to do
so well.

Mata nee....

David
riley@hachi.hi-tech.ac.jp