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Terunofuji wins going undefeated. During the interview, he said his goal for next year is end up with double digit championships. Very doable since he needs four and right now the sumo world is basica ...

Over halfway, Terunofuji and Takaeisho undefeated.

Y1e Terunofuji 8 - 0

O1w Takakeisho 8 - 0

S1e Mitakeumi 7 - 1

M15w Abi 7 - 1

M6w Tamawashi 6 - 2

M7e Ura 6 - 2

M12w Hokutofuji ...

Well, it took a playoff* but Terunofuji wins again. Big surprise was Endo beating two of the three Ozekis, if he'd beaten Shodai, there would have been a three way tie for first.

O1w Takakeisho 12 ...

Over halfway in May, Terunofuji alone at the top, but he better not stumble, lots of wrestling at his heels.

O2w Terunofuji 8-0

O1w Takakeisho 7-1

S1e Takayasu 6-2

K1e Mitakeumi 6-2

M5w ...

Terunofuji wins, back to Ozeki

S1e Terunofuji 12 - 3

M12w Aoiyama 11 - 4

O1w Asanoyama 10 - 5

O2e Takakeisho 10 - 5

K1e Takayasu 10 - 5

M2w Wakatakakage 10 - 5

M3e Meisei 10 - 5 ...

Over halfway and so far it's been the Daieisho show Wink

M1w Daieisho 8 - 0

O1w Shodai 6 - 2

M7e Meisei 6 - 2

M8w Kiribayama 6 - 2

M16w Akiseyama 6 - 2

Maegashira 1 is usually a pret ...

^ Shows what I know (again). Not only did Terunofuji suffer his second loss on day 9, Flying Monkey came thru and beat previously undefeated Takakeisho: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SHS7TCpGJ5k

Over halfway. No Yokozuna, two of the three Ozeki dropped out with injuries. Until his loss today Terunofuji, along with Takakeisho looked like men against boys. But I still think it will come down to ...

^ Shows what I know. When he was still Ozeki, there were times when Takayasu looked to have a chance of winning the basho only to crash and burn in week 2. Happened again, lost three in a row eliminat ...

What the hell happened to Onosho?

Somebody must have put something in his Chankonabe, after day 8 he's tied for the lead. The problem is, there's eight other guys with him.

O1w Takakeisho 6 ...

Leaderboard after day 8:

Y1e Hakuho 8 - 0

Y1w Kakuryu 7 - 1

O1e Takayasu 7 - 1

O1w Goeido 7 - 1

M4w Ichinojo 7 - 1

M7e Aoiyama 7 - 1

S1e Takakeisho 6 - 2

M8w Kotoshogiku ...

And Tamawashi wins the basho! Applaud

S1w Tamawashi 13 - 2

S1e Takakeisho 11 - 4

Y1w Hakuho 10 - 4

M8e Kaisei 10 - 5

M9w Endo 10 - 5

M10w Abi 10 - 5

Neither of the ozeki ...

Day 8, over halfway. In addition to Kisenosato retiring, Kakuryu, Tochinoshin, and Mitakeumi have dropped out with injuries. Hakuho still undefeated but he's had to dodge a couple bullets, could just ...

Going into the final day, Takakeisho and Takayasu both tied at 12-2. Takakeisho came thru with a win, Takayasu lost to Mitakeumi, congratulations to Takakeisho. Victory! Peace!

Halfway. But with all the Yokozuna gone and the Ozeki's underperforming, wouldn't it be something if a rank and filer won it? w00t!

Leaderboard after day 8:

K1e Takakeisho 7 - 1

O1w Takay ...

^ Well, that answers that.

Kisenosato pulls out of Kyushu basho

ONOJO, Fukuoka Prefecture--Hobbled yokozuna Kisenosato dropped out of the Kyushu Grand Sumo Tournament on Nov. 15 after setting a ...

Mitakeumi wins!!!

Good for him! Applaud

Here's the final results:

S1w Mitakeumi 13 - 2

M9w Yutakayama 12 - 3

M13w Asanoyama 11 - 4

M16e Hokutofuji 11 - 4

O1e G ...

As the cliche goes, "The more things change, , , ,"

After day 8, Hakuho alone at the top.

Y1w Hakuho 8 - 0

M4w Ichinojo 7 - 1

M5w Arawashi 7 - 1

M12e Okinoumi 7 - 1

O1e ...

Over half way and mixing metaphors, it's anybody's ball game.

O1w Goeido 7 - 1

M3e Onosho 7 - 1

M12e Daishomaru 7 - 1

M3w Chiyotairyu 6 - 2

M9e Takanoiwa 6 - 2

M9w Arawashi 6 - ...

Boy, they just don't make them like they used to. Two more bite the dust.

Takayasu and Ura withdraw from Fall basho

Ozeki Takayasu withdrew from the Autumn Grand Sumo Tournament on Tuesday, jo ...