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Takakeisho remains unbeaten after Day 5 at the November Basho (Results)

November 12, 2020
| 2:01 pm

Ozeki Takakeisho and three other wrestlers maintained their perfect starts after five days at the November Grand Sumo Tournament as new ozeki Shodai withdrew from the meet on Thursday with a left ankle ligament injury.

Takakeisho, the only wrestler remaining in the competition from the sport’s second-highest rank, did his best to keep the fans happy at Tokyo’s Ryogoku Kokugikan by decisively thrusting out No. 2 maegashira Daieisho (3-2) to close out top-division action on Day 5.

Shodai, who had been slated to appear in the day’s final bout, left the meet with a 3-2 record while his scheduled opponent, No. 2 maegashira Onosho, picked up his first win by forfeit.

Here are all the results from Day 5:

East		Kimarite (Winning Technique)	West
Maegashira #17 Shimanoumi （5-0）		yorikiri		Maegashira #14 Kotonowaka （3-2）
Maegashira #16 Akua （1-4）		yoritaoshi		Maegashira #13 Ichinojo （1-4）
Maegashira #13 Hoshoryu （3-2）		hatakikomi		Maegashira #16 Chiyoshoma （3-2）
Maegashira #15 Chiyotairyu （3-2）		yorikiri		Maegashira #12 Kaisei （2-3）
Maegashira #11 Sadanoumi （1-4）		hatakikomi		Maegashira #14 Chiyonokuni （5-0）
Maegashira #12 Yutakayama （1-4）		tsukiotoshi		Maegashira #10 Meisei （3-2）
Maegashira #10 Ryuden （4-1）		oshitaoshi		Maegashira #11 Enho （0-5）
Maegashira #9 Kotoeko （4-1）		hatakikomi		Maegashira #8 Terutsuyoshi （2-3）
Maegashira #7 Tochinoshin （2-3）		oshidashi		Maegashira #9 Tokushoryu （3-2）
Maegashira #8 Aoiyama （0-5）		oshidashi		Maegashira #6 Tamawashi （3-2）
Maegashira #6 Takarafuji （4-1）		okuridashi		Maegashira #7 Endo （4-1）
Maegashira #5 Kotoshoho （2-3）		oshidashi		Maegashira #4 Tobizaru （1-4）
Maegashira #3 Kagayaki （2-3）		oshitaoshi		Maegashira #5 Myogiryu （1-4）
Maegashira #3 Okinoumi （4-1）		tsukiotoshi		Komusubi Takayasu （1-4）
Komusubi Terunofuji （5-0）		uwatenage		Maegashira #4 Hokutofuji （4-1）
Maegashira #1 Kiribayama （1-4）		oshidashi		Sekiwake Takanosho （3-2）
Sekiwake Mitakeumi （3-2）		yorikiri		Maegashira #1 Wakatakakage （1-4）
Ozeki Takakeisho （5-0）		tsukidashi		Maegashira #2 Daieisho （3-2）
Ozeki Shodai （3-2）		fusen		Maegashira #2 Onosho （1-4）

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