Now in glorious video, its Tachiai’s world famous Genki Report: Bruce and Andy look over the top competitors in the 2020 Hatsu basho, and discuss who his hurt, who is in trouble, and who is ready for January. We cover Hakuho, Kakuryu, Goeido, Takayasu, The Joi-Jin with special attention to Asanoyama, Abi and Mitakeumi.
I kinda like this broken-up format. I tend to watch these in installments anyway, so it makes it easy to pick up where I left off.
I don;t know what I was expecting, and probably need to face my denial. Any thoughts on Tochinosin? Can he hang in there credibly like Koto? Also wondering what you think about Ichinojo, given his reported weight loss?
Speaking of genki, today’s Bills-Texans football game is yet another reminder of Kisenosato’s career-ending mistake in choosing not to have surgery for his pectoral injury. In today’s game, defensive end J.J. Watt of the Texans returned to play very effectively only ten weeks after having surgery performed for a pec injury essentially identical to that suffered by Araiso Oyakata.