Let's make it clear through past history to promote ozeki after 2000
(success case)
2000 sep kaio
komusibi8w7l→komusubi14w1l(torphy)→sekiwake11w4l total33w12l
2002jan tochiazuma
sekiwake10w5l→sekiwake12w3l(second)→sekiwake12w3l(second) total34w11l
2002sep asashoryu
sekiwake11w4l→sekiwake11w4l(second)→sekiwake12w3l(second) total 34w11l
2006jan kotooshu
komusubi12w3i(second)→sekiwake13w2l(first)→sekiwake11w4l(second) total36w9l
2006may hakuho
komusubi9w6l→sekiwake13w2l(second)→sekiwake13w2l(first) total35w10l
2007sep kotomistuki
sekiwake10w5l→sekiwake12w3l(second)→sekiwake13w2l(second) total35w10l
2009jan harumafuji
sekiwake10w5l→sekiwake12w3l(second)→sekiwake1w2l(first) total35w10l
second means records second wins
first means records same as tournament winner but defeated at play-off
trophy means wins tournament
(failure case)
2002 mar kotomitsuki maegashira#2 13w2l(trophy)→sekiwake9w6l→sekiwake12w３l total34w11l
Japan Sumo Association does not tell officially in which case filled with to be able to promote to ozeki.
If we learn psat cases,
Ozeki candidate needs
- over 33 wins including at least tropy once in past 3 tournanaments.
- or over 34 wins including 2 times upper than second positions in past 3 tournaments.
- or over 35 wins is enough
- but in any cases above mentioned,staying at upper than "SANYAKU" is favorable.
It is too early to discuss Baruto 's ozeki promotion.....if we learn history
but WE BARUTO MANIA has to think about it all the time!!! Right?
3 comments:
Thank you very much Chuchai-san! Yes, we must hope and cheer when it finally happens
Jaanus
Good explanation.
Ozeki-run has started, i hope.
I think the example of Kotomitsuki makes a crucial point clear--it isn't your placement in the yusho race that matters as much as that your results must come from Komosubi or higher. Therefore, Baruto's good result at maegashira last tournament will not help; we must count to 33 starting from the current result. Let's hope for a new Ozeki after January.
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