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Aki Basho: Days 7 & 8
Day 7:
Winners: Losers: Kimarite:
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Kushimaumi Naminohana (J) kotenage
Daishi Akinoshima oshidashi
Wakanoyama Mitoizumi oshidashi
Tokitsunada Kiraiho yorikiri
Daizen Kotogaume yorikiri
Minatofuji Kirishima uwatenage
Kotofuji Oginishiki yorikiri
Kotobeppu Daishoho yorikiri
Tochinowaka Takamisugi oshidashi
Kotoinazuma Kitakachidoki katasukashi
Kotonishiki Asanowaka oshidashi
Konishiki Kaio yorikiri
Kyokudozan Misugisato katasukashi
Hamanoshima Kenko yorikiri
Kotonowaka Mainoumi uwatenage
Musoyama Takatoriki hikiotoshi
Wakanohana Tomonohana oshidashi
Musashimaru Terao oshidashi
Takanohana Kasugafuji oshidashi
Takanonami Higonoumi yorikiri
Day 8 (Nakabi):
Winners: Losers: Kimarite:
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Wakanoyama 4-4 Tatsuhikari (J) oshidashi
Akinoshima 5-3 Kotofuji 3-5 yorikiri
Tokitsunada 5-3 Kushimaumi 4-4 yorikiri
Daishoho 6-2 Konishiki 4-4 okuridashi
Asanowaka 4-4 Minatofuji 5-3 oshidashi
Kotogaume 4-4 Kirishima 3-5 yorikiri
Kyokudozan 4-4 Daishi 4-4 shitatenage
Kotobeppu 5-3 Mitoizumi 3-5 yorikiri
Takamisugi 3-5 Oginishiki 2-6 hatakikomi
Kasugafuji 2-6 Kotoinazuma 2-6 hatakikomi
Kitakachidoki 3-5 Tochinowaka 2-6 yorikiri
Tomonohana 2-6 Kiraiho 2-6 hikiotoshi
Daizen 5-3 Kotonowaka 4-4 tsukiotoshi
Higonoumi 3-5 Mainoumi 2-6 kirikaeshi
Musoyama 8-0 Misugisato 2-6 oshidashi
Takatoriki 6-2 Terao 2-6 tsukidashi
Takanonami 7-1 Kenko 3-5 yorikiri
Wakanohana 8-0 Kotonishiki 5-3 hikiotoshi
Musashimaru 6-2 Kaio 5-3 yorikiri
Takanohana 8-0 Hamanoshima 3-5 yorikiri
Through the first 8 days, I don't see a lot of surprises,
except for the performance of Musoyama. There is a gleam
in his eyes that I don't remember before, and he carries
himself like a potential Ozeki finally. I guess he's about
ready to make a run for the rank, living up to expectations
from many analysts. I'm kind of disappointed about the
fighting spirit of the rikishi who go up against Takanohana.
They seem to be laying down quickly, without putting up a
challenge to him. This may not BE the case, but it looks
like it to me. Waka has had more of a struggle, and his
wins are more deserving. There is beginning to be a chance
of a playoff next Sunday, as several rikishi stay in the
hunt for the cup. I think this week should be really fun
to watch them make a run for it.
Mata nee....
David
riley@hachi.hi-tech.ac.jp