Basho Report ・ 場所レポート
Torikumi for this day →January (Hatsu) 2018 ・ Day 14 ・ Jan 27
Tochinoshin clinches the title on day 14
January (Hatsu) 2018 has completed day 14. Tochinoshin (Maegashira 3) clinched the championship on day 14 at 13-1.
Championship Race
解説 ・ InsightIf Tochinoshin holds on, it would be the first maegashira championship since Kotomitsuki in September (Aki) 2001.
- Maegashira 3 Tochinoshin13-1 ・ W7
Upsets
Ryuden (Maegashira 16) beat Kaisei (Maegashira 8) by Shitatenage — pre-basho ratings gave just a 27% chance.
Chiyonokuni (Maegashira 7) beat Hokutofuji (Maegashira 1) by Hatakikomi — pre-basho ratings gave just a 27% chance.
Ishiura (Maegashira 15) beat Chiyomaru (Maegashira 9) by Oshidashi — pre-basho ratings gave just a 32% chance.
Records Decided Today
6 rikishi had their winning or losing records decided today.
- Maegashira 14 Yutakayamakachi-koshi (8-6)
- Maegashira 11 Daishomarumake-koshi (6-8)
- Maegashira 15 Ishiurakachi-koshi (8-6)
- Maegashira 16 Asanoyamakachi-koshi (8-6)
- Maegashira 7 Chiyoshomamake-koshi (6-8)
- Ozeki Goeidokachi-koshi (8-6)
Tomorrow’s Bouts to Watch
- Kakuryu (Yokozuna, 10-4) vs Goeido (Ozeki, 8-6) →head-to-head: Kakuryu leads 29-14; the rating model gives Kakuryu 50%
- Mitakeumi (Sekiwake, 8-6) vs Takayasu (Ozeki, 11-3) →head-to-head: Takayasu leads 24-10; the rating model gives Mitakeumi 49%; Forward Pusher vs Pulling Pusher — style matchup is even
- Endo (Maegashira 5, 9-5) vs Tochinoshin (Maegashira 3, 13-1) →head-to-head: Endo leads 10-9; the rating model gives Endo 52%; Belt Grinder vs Belt Grinder — style matchup is even