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Y/O: Takakeisho S/K: Hoshoryu Kotonowaka Meisei M1-5: Daieisho Nishikigi Midorifuji M6-10: Ura Hiradoumi Endo M11+: Tochinoshin Azumaryu Mitoryu
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i feel like my brand of sumo is to start strong and fall apart after day 8, so i am sorry right now for everyone who has members of my team
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Samuel L. Hacksaw posted:Day 4: in Juryo, Enho had a great match today and Hokuseiho looked great. Does having a tall heavy dude lean on you really tire you out that much? Day 4: Leaning on smaller opponents is a tried and true effective strategy in basically all heavyweight combat sports.
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I cursed Tochi I am sorry to Tochicrew. Trade him for Azumaryu or Kotoshoho
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acejackson42 posted:Alright guys, I gotta clear this in my head. You have to win back to back (generally) as an ozeki (this part is not negotiable) to become yokozuna, so no, Abi would not become yokozuna.
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Jan 13, 2023 04:04
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The lesson here is that sumo goons love explaining how one becomes a yokozuna.
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Jan 13, 2023 04:08
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Log082 posted:Day 12: Shodai! Day 12: If he keeps up this level of performance, he isn't getting it any time soon because if he can't put together decisive performances now, he probably won't when he has to compete with low maegashira Asanoyama and a hopefully recovered Terunofuji for two wins in a row.
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Jan 19, 2023 18:11
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Give it enough time, and half the top division will be komusubi and above.
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Jan 22, 2023 17:58
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Y/O: Takakeisho S/K: Hoshoryu Daieisho Kiribiyama M1-5: Tamawashi Kotoshoho Onosho M6-10: Takayasu Hiradoumi Endo M11+: Hokuseiho Kinbozan Takanosho
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i hope y'all are ready for me to root for hokuseiho the way everybody roots for tochinoshin i will only get worse if ochiai gets up to the top division too
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Mar 12, 2023 18:05
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Kuros posted:Gonna just bite the bullet and not trade. What will happen since the only Y/O is now out? we all lose a bunch of points
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Mar 18, 2023 20:29
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Day 9: Ochiai getting kachi-koshi already is nuts.
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Mar 20, 2023 06:59
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In the spirit of sumo I am going to go kyujo intentionally this time since my rank will be preserved regardless. May this be a lesson to Kenning to never do something as dishonorable as choosing to have a wedding instead of running fantasy sumo again. In all seriousness though, congrats Kenning!
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May 12, 2023 17:43
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I welcome our incoming era where Hakuho super-prospects crush everyone else.
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Boogalo posted:There's fun stuff in Juryo it is worth the time to at least check the replays for Ochiai. We're going to see him in the top ranks very soon. If he gets to 13 wins he has an extremely strong chance of being promoted to the top division after only three bashos. The current record for fastest from debut to top division is nine. Absolutely insane.
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May 23, 2023 19:22
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Brut posted:I think that record is if they started from Maezumo, just off the top of my head Ichinojo debuted at MS15 Tsukedashi (like Ochai) and spent 2 Basho in Makushita and then 2 in Juryo before being promoted, and there's been others with similar experiences. Oh, oops. Still nuts, but not as nuts as I thought it was.
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May 23, 2023 19:29
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I imagine Kiribiyama has sealed up an Ozeki promotion, which is neat, and Wakamotoharu should be in decent position to give it a go next time. The logjam might be finally breaking somewhat. Also OCHIAI!
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Khizan posted:One of my favorite sumo facts is that Terunofuji has had two successful ozeki pushes while having only spent five bashos competing in the lower sanyaku. Every basho he ever competed in as a komusubi or a sekiwake was part of a successful ozeki run. Not only that, every one of those five bashos was either a yusho or a jun-yusho. Terunofuji going from Ozeki to terrible injury to returning to Ozeki was one of the most impressive things I've seen in sports. Then he added reaching Yokozuna and being dominant there when healthy to it.
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Y/O: Terunofuji Kirishima S/K: Daieisho Hoshoryu Kotonowaka M1-5: Asanoyama Nishikigi Ura M6-10: Takayasu Tamawashi Kinbozan M11+: Hakuoho Gonoyama Daishoho rare Magic card l00k fucked around with this message at 06:37 on Jul 7, 2023 |
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edited takakeisho out of my picks too, that's a shocker
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I assure you i picked nishikigi out of complete faith in him and not just because i have no faith in my usual strategies of picking who i think will do well
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Marching Powder posted:In fact I'll go further and say it was a miscalculation for hakuho to do that now. He should have done it if the kid gets to ozeki like the new kiri. I mean if Hakuho had his way the kid would have debuted with the name. That he held off for the top division took all the patience he had, and as we have seen his patience for sumo bullshit is infinite.
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Takayasu better start picking up some wins again soon. 
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Flesnolk posted:potentially odd sumo question: has anyone gone their whole career without going makekoshi? Obviously a full undefeated career is mathematically impossible, but beyond people who were only in the sport for about five minutes like Kototenzan I was wondering if anyone'd pulled it off Shonanzakura had 3 wins over the course of a 7 year career.
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Jul 21, 2023 18:59
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Brut posted:We still have at least two Ozeki next basho, though who knows if Takakeisho actually shows up. With how sumo is, unless Takakeisho or Kirishima are incapable of walking I would expect both to at least compete until their record is way underwater.
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As much as I have enjoyed CHAOS SUMO I hope we're entering an era of a bit more stability.
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Y/O: Hoshoryu Kirishima Takakeisho S/K: Daieisho Abi Wakamotoharu M1-5: Onosho Shodai Takayasu M6-10: Hokuseiho Atamifuji Shonannoumi M11+: Roga Tamawashi Sadanoumi rare Magic card l00k fucked around with this message at 21:27 on Nov 11, 2023 |
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Shiroc posted:Terunofuji has only had 6 full basho as yokozuna and 8 where he was partially or fully absent. Kisenosato was 2 and 10. Sumo Association has to be pretty desperate to get one of the young healthy guys into the role and actually have their top guys participating. I assume part of why some of them are so harsh on Takakeisho is that they desperately wanted a Japanese Yokozuna instead of the continued total Mongolian domination on top of wanting a healthy Yokozuna in general.
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Y/O: Kirishima Terunofuji Takakeisho S/K: Ura Takayasu Kotonowaka M1-5: Gonoyama Wakamotoharu Tobizaru M6-10: Hokuseiho Asanoyama Sadanoumi M11+: Onosato Onosho Churanoumi Juryo: Daiamami Mitoryu Kagayaki
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Y/O: Kirishima Hoshoryu Kotonowaka S/K: Nishikigi Wakamotoharu Daieisho M1-5: Onosato Tobizaru Takanosho M6-10: Gonoyama Shodai Mitakeumi M11+: Daiamami Sadanoumi Churanoumi Juryo: Hakuoho Takarafuji Kagayaki
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thank you onosato for carrying my otherwise terrible team i can't believe i didn't end up in the bottom 10 with how i started
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