So who do you think will win the next basho? Will Takakeisho receive his well deserved promotion? Will Tochinoshin be able to lift himself out of kadoban with all his injuries? Will Takayasu ever get a yusho? Will Kakuryu choose to show up this time?
Pretty stoked to finally see things get mixed up a little. One of my main complaints at the moment is that Tamawashi isn't younger, if he was younger him and Takakeisho could have a pretty sweet rivalry. I know Takakeisho and Mitakeumi already have a blossoming rivalry but I doubt Mitakeumi can keep up honestly, especially with his new leg injury.
Kisenosato retired Kakuryu getting close to retiring with a stop-and-go attendance record, at least it looks that way to me. Tochinoshin sucking as an Ozeki because of leg injuries sustained to acquire the rank. Mitakeumi injured his leg/knee pretty bad last basho. Takakeisho on a major upswing, he'll secure his Ozeki promotion this coming basho Takayasu still hasn't won a yusho Hakuho still bodies practically everyone
Not much has changed the last 6 months
Leo Smith
Are there any good american sumo wrestlers? I mean, they ARE fat! hahaha
Jason Garcia
Also everyone slept on Tamawashi and won the yusho in January
Josiah Phillips
There has been about 4 American upper division wrestlers in the past. 2 of them reaching yokozuna
Ayden Flores
Kaisei is big succ
He's the only half decent rikishi in his stable, and even then he's not good. His oyakata should sudoku himself
Evan Ortiz
Bump. Nobody in this shit town i live in watches sumo so I'm reduced to Yea Forums
Blake Watson
Anyone else an ABJ when it comes to Sumo?
Leo Wright
What's an ABJ?
Xavier Evans
Tochinoshin won't maintain his Ozeki rank for long.
Christian Myers
Against belly jabs
Caleb Taylor
Nobody in this town watches Gaelic Football, but I don't bitch about it because IT'S FUCKING WEIRD AND OF COURSE NO ONE WATCHES IT GODDAMN
Owen Rogers
Unfortunately I have to agree. Hopefully he just retires as an Ozeki instead of plummeting down the banzuke and becoming a has-been a la Kotoshogiku
Kevin Cruz
ICHINOJO WINS THE WHOLE THING
Brody Smith
Sad panda will never win a yusho, he's too lazy at the edge
Hunter Rivera
Is the average American capable of competing in sumo?
Aiden Martinez
/sumo/ has piqued my interest. What's the best way to get into this sport?
Luis Cox
watch the digests on kintamayama's channel once the basho starts
Andrew Thomas
See:
Ryan Ward
I usually watch Chris Gould for supplementary coverage, usually in between basho, and for the basho itself I watch Jason's All Sumo Channel. I also watch Grand Sumo Awesome for highlights and next day match-ups
Carson Lee
Anyone But Japanese
They've totally dominated this sport for too long and things need shaking up.
Ethan Watson
they haven't dominated for 20 years. last japanese yokozuna before the total failure of kise was in 1998 and he only lasted 2 years.
Leo Lewis
The last 5 yokozuna promoted before Kisenosato are 4 Mongolians and 1 American, and Kise was a joke after that big injury. Not really sure what you're on about
Easton Phillips
>Japanese people dominate a Japanese sport wow those fuckers how dare they