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May (Natsu) 1998Day 8 ・ May 17

Kotonishiki takes a gold star off yokozuna Akebono

May (Natsu) 1998 has completed day 8. Kotonishiki (Maegashira 2) defeated yokozuna Akebono by Yorikiri for a kinboshi gold star. It is career kinboshi No. 4. Takatoriki (Maegashira 5) leads alone at 8-0.

Championship Race

Takanohana, Akinoshima trail by one. 7 days remain.

解説 ・ InsightIf Takatoriki holds on, it would be the first maegashira championship since Mitoizumi in July (Nagoya) 1992.

Takatoriki is yet to taste defeat — the opening streak now stands at 8.

Today's Kinboshi

Kotonishiki (Maegashira 2) defeated yokozuna Akebono by Yorikiri for a kinboshi gold star. It is career kinboshi No. 4.

Upsets

Oginishiki (Maegashira 3) beat Takanonami (Ozeki) by Shitatenage — pre-basho ratings gave just a 25% chance. He had trailed their head-to-head 6-10, which makes it count double.

Gojoro (Maegashira 7) beat Tosanoumi (Maegashira 2) by Hatakikomi — pre-basho ratings gave just a 31% chance.

Ozeki Watch

Ozeki Wakanohana, bidding for yokozuna, stands at 6-2 — 7 wins short of the 13-win benchmark.

解説 ・ InsightWakanohana's last two basho: 10 wins, then 14 (champion) — 24 in total. Against the "back-to-back championship-level" standard, another title-class run is required here.

His rating of 2449 is at career-peak level (2458) — the rating says he is knocking on the door.

Records Decided Today

2 rikishi had their winning or losing records decided today.

解説 ・ InsightTakatoriki clinched at 8-0 — the fastest kachi-koshi possible in a 15-day basho.

Tomorrow’s Bouts to Watch