Banzuke du tournoi d'hiver 2024
Banzuke of the winter tournament 2024
Nov. 10 > 24 Kokusai center, Fukuoka
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San’yaku
C’est désormais écrit noir sur blanc, Onosato est ozeki ! On assiste également aux retours de Wakamotoharu (komusubi) et Daieisho (sekiwake) à leur meilleure place. Shodai vient compléter le groupe en s’emparant du deuxième fauteuil komusubi.
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Maegashira
Abi (5-10) et Hiradoumi (7-8) sont destitués de l’élite. Pendant ce temps ; Oho, Churanoumi, Oshoma et Roga enregistrent leur meilleur classement. Chiyoshoma, Tokihayate et Takerufuji font leur retour en accompagnant deux nouveaux : Shishi et Asakoryu !
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Juryo
Si cinq hommes sont montés en grade, il faut équilibrer les choses. Ainsi ; Kitanowaka, Kinbozan, Kagayaki et Shirokuma sont relégués en deuxième division (les retraites de Takakeisho, Myogiryu et Aoiyama ont joué un grand rôle dans les transferts). Un seul lutteur améliore son niveau : Kayo. On nous l’avait annoncé fin septembre, trois anciens sont de retour (Chiyomaru, Tochitaikai et Nabatame) et nous accueillons trois jeunes chez les « petits Grands » : Aonishiki, Wakaikari et Kotoeiho – ce dernier étant f.k.a. Kototebakari.
Terminons ce rapport en parlant de quelques favoris. Le premier que je nommerai, Asanoyama, retombe Makushita n°1. Chez Isegahama-beya, Enho grimpe en Sandanme n° 56 juste derrière Shinhakuho en n° 48, Seihakuho arrive Makushita n° 47 et Kawazoe n° 29. Notons également le changement de shikona pour la nouvelle Hidenoyama-beya, qui ont effacé le kanji initial Koto.
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San’yaku
It's now written in black and white, Onosato is ozeki! We also see the return of Wakamotoharu (komusubi) and Daieisho (sekiwake) to their best place. Shodai completes the group by taking the second komusubi chair.
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Maegashira
Abi (5-10) and Hiradoumi (7-8) are removed from the elite. Meanwhile; Oho, Churanoumi, Oshoma and Roga have their best rankings. Chiyoshoma, Tokihayate and Takerufuji are back with two new ones: Shishi and Asakoryu!
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Juryo
If five men have moved up in rank, things must be balanced. Thus; Kitanowake, Kinbozan, Kagayaki and Shirokuma were relegated to the second division (the retirements of Takakeisho, Myogiryu and Aoiyama played a big role in the transfers). Only one wrestler improved his level: Kayo. We were told at the end of September that three "old-timers" are back (Chiyomaru, Tochitaikai and Nabatame) and we welcome three young players to the "little Bigs": Aonishiki, Wakaikari and Kotoeiho – the latter being f.k.a. Kototebakari.If five men have moved up in rank, things must be balanced. Thus; Kitanowake, Kinbozan, Kagayaki and Shirokuma were relegated to the second division (the retirements of Takakeisho, Myogiryu and Aoiyama played a big role in the transfers). Only one wrestler improved his level: Kayo. We were told at the end of September that three "old-timers" are back (Chiyomaru, Tochitaikai and Nabatame) and we welcome three young players to the "little Bigs": Aonishiki, Wakaikari and Kotoeiho – the latter being f.k.a. Kototebakari.
Let's end this report by talking about a few favorites. The first one I will name, Asanoyama, falls to Makushita No. 1. At Isegahama-beya, Enho climbed to Sandanme No. 56 just behind Shinhakuho in No. 48, Seihakuho arrived Makushita No. 47 and Kawazoe No. 29. Also of note is the change of shikona to the new Hidenoyama-beya, which erased the original kanji Koto.