Tokitsuumi still winning
From staff and wire reports
NAGOYA, Japan >> Tokitsuumi moved a step closer to winning his first tournament, beating Asanowaka by yorikiri (frontal force out) at the Nagoya Grand Sumo Tournament yesterday.
The maegashira-7 remained perfect at 6-0 in his first tournament back from an injury. He entered this tournament with a 196-205 record in makuuchi bouts since his career began in 1996 and has never taken home an Emporer's Cup.
Six wrestlers are behind Tokitsuumi at 5-1.
Struggling grand champion Musashimaru, or Fiamalu Penitani from Hawaii, pulled out of the tournament today.
Results
|
Won |
Technique
|
|
Lost |
Aogiyama |
2-4 |
tsukiotoshi |
Wakanoyama |
1-5 |
Kasugao |
2-4 |
oshidashi |
Tamakasuga |
3-3 |
Kinkaiyama |
4-2 |
yorikiri |
Tochisakae |
2-4 |
Iwakiyama |
2-4 |
oshidashi |
Kotomitsuki |
4-2 |
Otsukasa |
2-4 |
hikiotoshi |
Ushiomaru |
4-2 |
Kasuganishiki |
5-1 |
hatakikomi |
Tamarikido |
1-5 |
Tokitsuumi |
6-0 |
yorikiri |
Asanowaka |
2-4 |
Hokutoriki |
4-2 |
tsukidashi |
Asasekiryu |
2-4 |
Kaiho |
5-1 |
yorikiri |
Jumonji |
0-6 |
Tosanoumi |
5-1 |
hikiotoshi |
Buyuzan |
1-5 |
Kotoryu |
3-3 |
uwatenage |
Gojoro |
4-2 |
Aminishiki |
2-4 |
oshidashi |
Kyokushuzan |
1-5 |
Miyabiyama |
4-2 |
tsukiotoshi |
Wakanosato |
2-4 |
Kaio |
5-1 |
yorikiri |
Takamisakari |
4-2 |
Tochiazuma |
4-2 |
oshidashi |
Toki |
3-3 |
Musoyama |
5-1 |
tsukiotoshi |
Tochinonada |
2-4 |
Chiyotaikai |
5-1 |
tsukidashi |
Takanonami |
3-3 |
Asashoryu |
4-2 |
shitatenage |
Kyokutenho |
2-4 |
Tamanoshima |
2-4 |
default |
Musashimaru |
2-4 |
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