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<blockquote data-quote="Black Omega" data-source="post: 897631" data-attributes="member: 79">An update now that the basho is at the halfway mark.Asashoryu leads with 8-1, but Chiyotaikai, Kaio and Wakanosato are right up there at 7-2.&nbsp; Toki and Buyuzan are also at 7-2 but I'll be very surprised if they keep up the pace now that the tournament is entering the toughest stage.Asashoryu has looked a little steadier this tournament, though he's still having more close bouts than usual, at least he's mostly won them.Chiyotaikai is dancing on the edge.&nbsp; He was told he needed a 13-2 or better record and winning the basho to become Yokozuna.&nbsp; To make this he'll need to go 6-0, no easy task.Musoyama continues to struggle and looks almost certain of demotion at 3-6. And about time, he's not wrestled like an Ozeki for the last year.Dejima is rolling along at 6-3 and faces the yokozuna tonight.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Black Omega, post: 897631, member: 79"] An update now that the basho is at the halfway mark. Asashoryu leads with 8-1, but Chiyotaikai, Kaio and Wakanosato are right up there at 7-2. Toki and Buyuzan are also at 7-2 but I'll be very surprised if they keep up the pace now that the tournament is entering the toughest stage. Asashoryu has looked a little steadier this tournament, though he's still having more close bouts than usual, at least he's mostly won them. Chiyotaikai is dancing on the edge. He was told he needed a 13-2 or better record and winning the basho to become Yokozuna. To make this he'll need to go 6-0, no easy task. Musoyama continues to struggle and looks almost certain of demotion at 3-6. And about time, he's not wrestled like an Ozeki for the last year. Dejima is rolling along at 6-3 and faces the yokozuna tonight. [/QUOTE]

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