Passerby_Sumo

第69代横綱白鵬さんへ 父達の出会いから今日まで長い旅でした。 貴方に魔法🪄のような素晴らしい人生が待っています。さー羽🪶伸ばし空より高くご自由の世界に飛びましょう🤲✨ 現在貴方の心奥でどんな苦しさと悲しみに巻き込んでる事私以外わからないだろうなぁ。さー第二の人生ご自由の人生楽しもう。🤲✨♥️ 飛ぶんだ🪽白鵬🪽@HakuhoSho69

@JesseBWatters @grok is this true? If not site sources on the latest update

🚨JUST IN: Trump APPROVES ATTACK PLANS against Iran🚨 The “GORILLA” is coming and the Ayatollah’s rushing into a BUNKER to hide. The Iranians say they’re NOT SURRENDERING… they’re planning a TERROR ATTACK.

@elonmusk The most entertaining outcome is usually the least likely—because real life prefers awkward silence over plot twists.

Most entertaining outcome is most likely

Hakuho interview 【ライブ】日本相撲協会を退職　元横綱・白鵬が記者会見 youtube.com/live/OoN3_ACvE… via @YouTube

@tochinoshin @grok can you translate into English

信じられない、心が痛い。 #SUMO #Hakuho #tochinoshin

𝐅𝐨𝐫𝐦𝐞𝐫 𝐎𝐳𝐞𝐤𝐢 𝐓𝐨𝐜𝐡𝐢𝐧𝐨𝐬𝐡𝐢𝐧 𝐐𝐮𝐞𝐬𝐭𝐢𝐨𝐧𝐬 𝐉𝐒𝐀'𝐬 𝐓𝐫𝐞𝐚𝐭𝐦𝐞𝐧𝐭 𝐨𝐟 𝐇𝐚𝐤𝐮𝐡𝐨 On June 4th, Levan Gorgadze, formerly Ozeki Tochinoshin, updated his X (formerly Twitter) account to share his thoughts on the retirement of Miyagino oyakata, the former Yokozuna Hakuho, who boasts a record 45 championships, from the Japan Sumo Association. Alongside a two-shot photo and the caption "Unbelievable, my heart aches," (信じられない、心が痛い。) he also included a video message. In the approximately six-minute message, he began by saying, "Rather than writing, I want to convey my feelings to everyone this way. I want to talk about the matter of Miyagino oyakata, the matter of Yokozuna Hakuho." In the video, he expressed his disappointment: "What do you all think? A man who won 45 championships, more than anyone else. He's also an incredibly good person, and he achieved more than anyone. I never thought a man who was the face of the Sumo Association for 20 years would be treated so coldly by them." Believing in the revival of the Miyagino stable, he continued, "I thought he would soon be returned to his own stable. But it's turned into something like being fired. They say he said he's resigning himself. But even if he said it, he had no other option; he had no choice but to resign. It's incredibly frustrating." He further questioned, "I thought that with Miyagino oyakata and the young stablemasters, the Japan Sumo Association would become more vibrant. So why was only Hakuho-sekitori treated so coldly? Because similar issues that occurred in Miyagino stable are happening in other stables, but they're being hidden or smoothly overlooked. Why is only Miyagino oyakata being treated so strictly... what is going on?" He also directed his doubts at the Japan Sumo Association: "What is it for? Isn't it supposed to protect the young wrestlers, the sekitori, the young stablemasters, and the people working for the Sumo Association? Why couldn't they protect Stablemaster Miyagino? What do you all think? Don't you think it's strange? It's terrible. It's unbelievable. A person who studied sumo more than anyone, achieved more than anyone, and led the Sumo Association was fired. It's ridiculous, isn't it?" he said, wearing an unconvinced expression. Tochinoshin competed during the same era as Hakuho, a period marked by Hakuho's immense dominance. A significant moment in Tochinoshin's career came in May 2018, when he defeated Hakuho to secure his promotion to Ozeki. This victory was particularly notable as Tochinoshin had a 25-match losing streak against Hakuho prior to that pivotal bout. #italianozeki #大相撲 #sumo #相撲 #力士 #お相撲さん #grandsumo #sumoday #sumowrestling #栃ノ心 #白鵬 @tochinoshin

@SumoFollower I posted a pitch about what I as an average sumo Fan would like to see in an international league. I didn’t really think much of it. But someone connected to the UFC and Dana white sent me a private message saying he’s working on connecting Hak with Dana.

Hakuho intends to create and run a new, international, professional, sumo league, starting with Japan and the USA, says a source close to him. The league will be called "SUMO", as opposed to Grand Sumo. hochi.news/articles/20250…

@patriciajaydee @HakuhoSho69 @sumokyokai @NattoSumo @TheSumoSoul @GSumoBreakdown @WorldofSumo Patricia! I got married at the beginning of this year. Was super busy with married life! 😁 Yeah, it’s very sad the way the Miyagino situation played out. I thought, Grace would be shown. Because at the end of the day, Hakuho was with the association through thick and thin.

@john_sumo_ @HakuhoSho69 @sumokyokai @NattoSumo @TheSumoSoul @GSumoBreakdown @WorldofSumo Hi John!! I've missed you and think about you often. This is a saddest day for sumo--with the JSA's once inviolate and respected honor EXPOSED as total fake-- thanks to Hakkaku the yokozuna of phonies.

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@Hakkeyoi_Sumo Finally!!!!!

Ōzeki Hoshoryu has officially been promoted to 74th Yokozuna

@Hakkeyoi_Sumo @sumo_tim Hehe

@sumo_tim I don't think they'll promote him. They'll wait one more to make 100% sure like they've done it with Takakeisho.

Congratulations Hoshoryu, the speculation will now begin. All I can say though is thanks everyone for a great Basho and see you all for the next one. Hakkeyoi!

Hope not!

@patriciajaydee If Hakuho can restore Miyagino Beya. That’s great! If not, it’s not the end of the world!

news.yahoo.co.jp/articles/f942e… Despite following the demands of Isegahama Oyakata and coupled with his complete and self-denying efforts to all rikishi of Isegahama beya, there have been zero advances per the possible restoration of Yokozuna Hakuho's Miyagino beya. In fact, since the unreported violence of Hokuseiho upon his brothers in February 2024, the situation for Miyagino deshi has only become more difficult and, as the July tournament looms, there are concerns of the stable being in "collapse crisis." Before the March 2024 transfer of the stable to Isegahama, there were 20 rikishi in the Miyagino-ya. One wrestler retired before the move-in and of the 19 remaining, 10 were absent from the May tournament. Since then, four more rikishi have retired, all of them lamenting the loss of the stable they were immensely proud to have been a part. Former M-4 Enho is of particular concern. He and Ishiura (now Magaki Oyakata) were small Miyagino fighters in sumo's elite division, but Ishiura has since retired. In precarious health, Enho would like to retire as well but he does not meet the requirements to assume elder stock in order to remain in the JSA. He has been a sekitori (Juryo and Makunouchi) for 29 tournaments--one short of the standard 30. Should he enter the Nagoya Tournament, he will mount the dohyo at Jonokuchi 13. There is a possibility that a special exception for toshiyori status may be applied to Enho, but it is a double-long shot as the former Miyagino-ya is closed and its oyakata, the greatest sumotori and yokozuna of all time, is under punishment and stripped of his influential status. Any hope for Enho to remain in the JSA is tethered to Hakuho's ability to convince oyakatas Isegahama and Asakayama (Kaiō) of his being worthy to run Miyagino beya again. In the (to date) final analysis, the pressure continues to rise for Hakuho.

@Hakkeyoi_Sumo For any seasoning that you’re trying for the first time. Put a little bit and taste then put little more and taste until you’re satisfied with the flavor. Also, if you are inviting friends who support your rival team. Be generous with the chili powder. Sharing is caring 😜

Okay, I gotta talk to my fellow indian friends, because this is getting ridiculous. I bought a bag of powdered kashmiri red pepper and wanted to use it for the first time today. Took a smell of it and my nose was burned off completely. How much should I put without dying? 😅

@tachiai_blog Dang Hakuho looking like an active wrestler!!!

Miyagino always looks happiest in a mawashi.

@Hakkeyoi_Sumo That sucks bruh. All the best for whatever’s next. And thank you for all your hard work.

Since I was banned once again, once again without being told for what exact post, this will be my last tweet as Hakkeyoi Sumo for now. I will take a break from Sumo and think long and hard about being willing to sacrifice my free time for this anymore. Thank you.