J6 – Okinoumi est désormais le seul invaincu

Okinoumi contre Shimanoumi
Okinoumi contre Shimanoumi

Okinoumi est désormais le seul invaincu

Okinoumi s’est emparé de la tête du tournoi grâce à  sa victoire sur Shimanoumi à la sixième journée de la compétition.

Okinoumi était la veille à égalité avec Takakeisho mais le sekiwake a perdu pour la première fois à cause du pied de l’arbitre qui était sur son chemin et qui l’a déséquilibré.

Le yokozuna Kakuryu (4-2) a été expulsé par le numéro 3 Daieisho (2-4).

Après avoir perdu ses quatre combats précédents contre Kakuryu, Daieisho a résisté avec acharnement au grand champion. C’était la première victoire du maegashira contre un yokozuna.

Alors que le komusubi Endo poussait, Takakeisho reculait mais le pied gauche de l’arbitre à précipité sa chute.

Endo améliore son score à 5-1, sa seule défaite étant face à Kakuryu lors de la première journée.

L’ozeki Goeido à une nouvelle fois perdu en s’inclinant devant Asanoyama. Au cours du combat, le même arbitre a trébuché sur les ballots de paille et a chuté hors du dohyo. Asanoyama et Goeido sont à 4-2.

Okinoumi a remporté une solide victoire sur Shimanoumi (2-4). Okinoumi a saisi le bras droit de son adversaire lors de sa charge initiale. Shimanoumi s’est retourné et a tenté de se dégager, mais Okinoumi a baissé la tête, puis a chargé son adversaire.

L’ôzeki Tochinoshin (2-4) a subi sa quatrième défaite, se faisant bousculer par Tamawashi (4-2). L’arbitre de la rencontre a déclaré vainqueur l’ôzeki géorgien, mais sa décision a été annulée lors du replay de la vidéo.

Le sekiwake Mitakeumi (5-1) a remporté son cinquième combat consécutif. Il a poussé Hokutofuji (1-5) directement lors de la charge avec des poussées à l’épaule et au cou.

Parmi les lutteurs qui sont à 5-1, on retrouve également Enho, qui a été très combatif face à Kagayaki (3-3).

Avec un avantage de poids de 65 kg, Kagayaki a eu du mal à garder son équilibre tout en se plaçant en avant contre Enho. Ce dernier a donc été capable à deux reprises de reculer, de s’échapper et d’attaquer Kagayaki par le côté.

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Okinoumi sweeps into sole lead on Day 6

A mishap involving a referee left maegashira Okinoumi in the sole lead of the Autumn Grand Sumo Tournament on Friday, the sixth day of competition.

No. 8 maegashira Okinoumi started the day at Ryogoku Kokugikan with a 5-0 record along with sekiwake Takakeisho. But Takakeisho lost when he was accidently tripped by the referee.

Yokozuna Kakuryu (4-2) ended the surprising day when he was shoved out by No. 3 Daieisho (2-4).

Having lost all four of his previous bouts against Kakuryu, Daieisho doggedly fended off the Mongolian grand champion, who is seeking his second straight championship after winning July’s grand tournament in Nagoya. It was the maegashira’s first career win over a yokozuna.

Takakeisho, looking for four more wins to regain his ozeki status for November’s Kyushu tournament, lost his footing after the referee got in path.

As komusubi Endo pressed forward, Takakeisho appeared to step backward onto the edge of the referee’s left foot. When the referee yanked his foot out of the way, the sekiwake’s right foot slipped out from under him and he crashed to his first defeat.

Endo improved to 5-1, his only loss coming against Kakuryu on the opening day of the 15-day tournament.

Moments later, in the match between ozeki Goeido and No. 2 Asanoyama, the same referee gave the wrestlers an extra-wide berth as he shifted his position. In the process, the referee tripped on the straw bales and went tumbling out of the ring. Asanoyama threw Goeido, leaving both wrestlers with 4-2 records.

Okinoumi earned a solid win over No. 6 Shimanoumi (2-4). The 34-year-old Okinoumi seized his opponent’s right arm on his initial charge. Shimanoumi spun and tried to wriggle free, but Okinoumi lowered his head, charged forward and drove his opponent from the ring.

Ozeki Tochinoshin (2-4) followed Goeido to the ring and suffered his fourth defeat, getting shoved out by No. 4 Tamawashi (4-2). With a different referee in charge, the Georgian ozeki was originally ruled the winner, but that decision was overturned upon video review.

Each ozeki needs 10 wins to avoid relegation to the sekiwake rank in November following two straight grand tournaments with fewer than eight wins.

Sekiwake Mitakeumi (5-1) won his fifth straight bout, shoving No. 1 Hokutofuji (1-5) straight from the charge with thrusts to the shoulder and neck.

On Saturday, Okinoumi will take on No. 6 Myogiryu, who improved to 5-1 on Friday. Okinoumi holds an 11-10 edge in their 21 career bouts.

Among the wrestlers who improved to 5-1 was 98-kilogram Enho, who proved too pesky for No. 13 Kagayaki (3-3).

With a 65-kg weight advantage, Kagayaki struggled to keep his balance while pressing forward against the crafty No. 11. As a result Enho was twice able to scamper backward, escape and attack Kagayaki from the side.

As Enho lunged for his right leg, Kagayaki tried to dance away but lost his balance, allowing the smaller wrestler to shove him out.

Written by Kyodo

Crédits photo : Asahi

  • Makuuchi
  • Juryô
Rikishis
Score
Kimarites
Score
Rikishis
Yutakayama
豊山

(Maegashira 16)
3-3
5-1
Takanosho
隆の勝

(Juryo 2)
Ishiura
石浦
(Maegashira 15)
5-1
3-3
Tochiôzan
栃煌山

(Maegashira 16)
Takagenji
貴源治

(Maegashira 17)
2-4
1-5
Toyonoshima
豊ノ島

(Maegashira 14)
Azumaryu
東龍

(Maegashira 15)
3-3
3-3
Nishikigi
錦木

(Maegashira 13)
Shôhôzan
松鳳山

(Maegashira 12)
3-3
4-2
Tsurugisho
剣翔

(Maegashira 14)
Onosho
阿武咲

(Maegashira 11)
3-3
0-6
Daishoho
大翔鵬

(Maegashira 12)
Kagayaki

(Maegashira 13)
3-3
5-1
Enho
炎鵬

(Maegashira 11)
Terutsuyoshi
照強

(Maegashira 9)
2-4
2-4
Sadanoumi
佐田の海

(Maegashira 10)
Meisei
明生

(Maegashira 10)
5-1
2-4
Kotoyuki
琴勇輝

(Maegashira 9)
Kotoshôgiku
琴奨菊

(Maegashira 7)
3-3
3-3
Takarafuji
宝富士

(Maegashira 8)
Shimanaoumi
志摩ノ海

(Maegashira 6)
2-4
6-0
Okinoumi
隠岐の海
(Maegashira 8)
Chiyotairyû
千代大龍

(Maegashira 5)
1-5
5-1
Myogiryu
妙義龍

(Maegashira 6)
Kotoeko
琴恵光

(Maegashira 7)
2-4
2-4
Ryuden
竜電

(Maegashira 5)
Shodai
正代

(Maegashira 4)
2-4
3-3
Tomokaze
友風
(Maegashira 3)
Abi
阿炎

(Komusubi)
4-2
0-6
Aoiyama
碧山

(Maegashira 1)
Mitakeumi
御嶽海
(Sekiwake)
5-1
1-5
Hokutofuji
北勝富士

(Maegashira 1)
Endo
遠藤
(Komusubi)
5-1
5-1
Takakeisho
貴景勝

(Sekiwake)
Asanoyama
朝乃山

(Maegashira 2)
4-2
4-2
Gôeidô
豪栄道

(Ozeki)
Tochinoshin
栃ノ心

(Ozeki)
2-4
4-2
Tamawashi
玉鷲

(Maegashira 4)
Kakuryû
鶴竜

(Yokozuna)
4-2
2-4
Daieisho
大栄翔

(Maegashira 3)
Rikishis
Score
Kimarites
Score
Rikishis
Akua
天空海

(Makushita 2)
3-1
3-3
Kizakiumi
木崎海

(Juryo 13)
Kaisho
魁勝

(Juryo 14)
2-4
4-2
Ikioi

(Juryo 12)
Kotonowaka
琴ノ若

(Juryo 11)
5-1
2-4
Asagyokusei
朝玉勢

(Juryo 14)
Irodori

(Juryo 13)
2-4
1-5
Chiyonoumi
千代の海

(Juryo 11)
Seiro
青狼

(Juryo 12)
2-4
4-2
Kyokutaisei
旭大星

(Juryo 9)
Sokokurai
蒼国来

(Juryo 10)
4-2
2-4
Tobizaru
翔猿

(Juryo 8)
Kyokushuho
旭秀鵬

(Juryo 7)
5-1
3-3
Gagamaru
臥牙丸

(Juryo 10)
Mitoryu
水戸龍

(Juryo 6)
3-3
4-2
Kaisei
魁聖

(Juryo 8)
Ichiyamamoto
一山本

(Juryo 9)
1-5
3-3
Hidenoumi
英乃海

(Juryo 6)
Tokushoryu
徳勝龍

(Juryo 3)
2-4
3-3
Daishomaru
大翔丸

(Juryo 5)
Kiribayama
貴ノ富士

(Juryo 4)
2-4
4-2
Chiyoshoma
千代翔馬

(Juryo 2)
Chiyomaru
千代丸

(Juryo 1)
4-2
4-2
Yago
矢後

(Juryo 4)
Wakatakakage
若隆景

(Juryo 3)
2-4
2-4
Daiamami
大奄美

(Juryo 1)

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