The team at Tachiai would like to wish Dai-Yokozuna Hakuho Sho a very happy birthday!
【#あさチャン大相撲 予告】明日も諸事情により朝５時４５分頃からのスポーツコーナーでの放送！早起き御免！３月１１日が誕生日の白鵬は８年前の震災への思い誰より強く連勝！貴景勝前進！GO！GO！豪栄道！前相撲も少しだけ！明日もヨロシクです！ pic.twitter.com/jUwJORcC5A
— スモートフォン (@azechiazechi) March 11, 2019
It’s almost here! In just a few hours the Haru Basho will kick off, and after a long break, sumo will finally be back. As always, here are my scorecards for those of you who enjoy following along at home! Also, if there is any interest in a Juryo Division scorecard please let me know and I’d be happy to make one up.
2019 Haru Basho Scorecard Part 1
2019 Haru Basho Scorecard Part 2
Edit The Juryo scorecard is ready.
Hello sumo fans! I’m sure all of you are just as excited as I am that the 2019 Haru basho is just three days away! But before we get there, there’s still one more major story to talk about, and I think this one will have the biggest impact on the March Tournament. Throughout much of the Hatsu Basho, there were three key names missing from the torikumi. Yokozuna Hakuho, Kakuryu, and Ozeki Tochinoshin all pulled out of competition due to a verity of nagging injuries. In today’s video, I’m going to discuss their current status and what impact their absence could have on the Haru Basho.
As always, thank you for watching and supporting the channel, and I will see you guys soon!
The Countdown to Haru continues, and we are now one week away from the return of sumo action! Hello sumo fans, and welcome back to another breakdown of one of the big stories going into the Osaka tournament this march. Today’s video is about the two ozeki runs currently going on in the world of sumo.
Takakeisho and Tamawashi will be bringing their A-game this March and you won’t want to miss the Haru Basho!