#takekaze

[sumobasho]

[sumobasho]

I didn’t make this, haven’t had time to make gifs lately, 

[sumobasho]

Ipponzeoi! Rare, say what you want about Takekaze, he often beats younger and stronger people through skill. 

[thebeautyofbigger]

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[blackmawashi]

January 2016, Day 14, Takekaze v Kotoyuki.

Two of my favorite round mounds of fury, Takekaze and Kotoyuki, bounce around and use the entire real estate of the dohyo in their bout today. Takekaze executes a great bullfighter move on Kotoyuki, but the tsuppari specialist can’t be pulled down so easily and regains his footing. They get a second chance to clash, but as Kotoyuki closes the distance Takekaze deflects his charging opponent to the side with his right hand, sending Kotoyuki to the other side of the ring. Takekaze follows close behind to usher him out. Nice double-digit win record of 10-4 for Takekaze on Day 14, and Kotoyuki already has his kachi-koshi at 8-6.

[blackmawashi]

January 2016, Day 9, Takekaze v Takayasu.

Takekaze brings a relentless barrage of tsuppari (classic sumo thrust/slap) and nodowa (throat push) today against Takayasu. Takayasu actually looks stunned by the blow to the head about nine seconds in, and while he pauses to recover, Takekaze doesn’t let up. The last two head shots put Takayasu completely out of sorts, and let Takekaze get behind him for the okuritaoshi (rear push down) victory.

[blackmawashi]

January 2016, Day 2, Takekaze v Shodai.

Lotta good stuff on Day 2. Let’s start waaaay down the banzuke with a couple of guys ranked 13 and 12, respectively. Takekaze uses his smaller stature to good effect, staying low and underneath Shodai the entire bout. He keeps the taller man off-balance and upright with nodowa and tsuppari, and gets a hand in his armpit at the edge to push him down and out for the oshitaoshi win. Former wrestler Dejima, seated ringside as a judge, thought they might have landed at the same time. You can see Dejima raise his hand at the end of the video calling for the judges to come together and discuss it. They decided in Takekaze’s favor.