Asashoryu 朝青龍 First Yusho 優勝 (1回目) Kyushu 2002 (平成14年11月)

Asashoryu 朝青龍
First Yusho 優勝 (1回目)
Kyushu 2002 (平成14年11月)
All the fights....
Ozeki Asashoryu wins his first Yusho. - record 14-1
Day 1 O2e Asashoryu (1-0) tsukiotoshi M1w Tosanoumi (0-1)
Day 2 O2e Asashoryu (2-0) shitatedashinage K1e Kyokutenho (0-2)
Day 3 O2e Asashoryu (3-0) yorikiri M2w Hokutoriki (0-3)
Day 4 O2e Asashoryu (4-0) yorikiri K1w Takanowaka (2-2)
Day 5 O2e Asashoryu (5-0) tsukiotoshi M3e Tamakasuga (0-5)
Day 6 O2e Asashoryu (6-0) kirikaeshi M1e Takanonami (4-2)
Day 7 O2e Asashoryu (7-0) hatakikomi M2e Miyabiyama (3-4)
Day 8 O2e Asashoryu (8-0) tsukidashi M4e Takamisakari (4-4)
Day 9 O2e Asashoryu (9-0) kirikaeshi M4w Gojoro (3-6)
Day 10 O2e Asashoryu (10-0) uwatedashinage M5w Shimotori (6-4)
Day 11 M6e Tochinonada (6-5) tsukidashi O2e Asashoryu (10-1)
Day 12 O2e Asashoryu (11-1) uwatenage S1w Kotomitsuki (5-7)
Day 13 O2e Asashoryu (12-1) sotogake S1e Wakanosato (6-7)
Day 14 O2e Asashoryu (13-1) uwatedashinage O3e Tochiazuma (8-6)
Day 15 O2e Asashoryu (14-1) oshidashi O2w Musoyama (10-5)
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[@Fuu_Sho]

Good old Sumo on Eurosport, missing these times.

[@dave-oh3549]

Thanks for uploading this. Asashoryu was so intense, skilled and charismatic.

[@joannaedwards6325]

Watching in Feb 2021. Thank you for putting this together. Great work. So very exciting. Came to sumo 4 or 5 years ago because of the real GOAT HAKUHO. But after a friend told me about ASASHORYU and CHIYONOFUGI and I watched old vids of those two, I found myself loving them as much as HAKUHO. To me, what makes ASA so damn exciting is his fierceness and his enthusiastic display of his emotions. Ya gotta love him!!

[@dawinjay-r2452]

Yeah miss Him

[@artificialintelligence200]

At that time Sumo was different. Imagine Kisenosato, Harumafuji was Ozeki Kakuryu was Sekiwake climbing ranks, giant Baruto, ozeki Kayo, Bulgarian Kotooshu and goes on At last 2 final bosses were Great Hakuho and Asashoryu rivalry. Gosh Sumo was different level at that time Sorry nevermind my english im learning 😅

[@michalislagoudakis4201]

Nice footage..Asa in his early era when ain't an extra shove on his opponents.....

[@jjrdias]

This is going straight to my "Favorites". Thank you. The first of many by the GOAT.

[@shofforth1]

I was watching this in Japan 🇯🇵 on NHK while I lived their he was exciting to watch he so was talented.

[@blueeyes6852]

At 1:29, you can see the doubting, nervous look the opponent gives Asashoryu! Priceless! I wish Asashoryu would read comments that he still gets after all the years! There are many videos of him (but I love yours the best)! He was very much loved! Thanks SumoParis! You really do an outstanding job! 😁💞💕😊❤💞👏

[@bxyhxyh]

no man, guy is always look like this

[@revenger32]

8:58 i would be petrified

[@timur1223]

thanks for great videos

[@geoveo553]

Many thanks for the yusho!

[@KY-iw3fq]

1:45 4:24 15:12

[@immanuelsuleiman7550]

This was fantastic thank you very much

[@PuuberZ]

Thanks for uploading this.

[@grandpaobvious]

What an exciting wrestler!

[@PoonDestruction]

12:34 how can the judges say "they crashed down at once" when asa's arm is obviously down first? dont get me wrong i love asashoryu but a win is a win and a loss is a loss.

[@matija700]

Such a fierce fighting spirit and he was only 22 here. Amazing rikishi

[@sok2266]

小錦いたぞ❗️

[@Elmalab]

wow, Asa looked a little emotional there after he secured the Yusho.

[@zoriggerel1246]

Төсөөлвөл 13-р зууны монгол

[@Timbales1979]

This commentator keeps on referring to the Morning Blue Dragon as the Green Wolf. It's upsetting.

[@michaelb4538]

Why?

[@franzliszt3851]

@@michaelb4538 Apparently in japanese there is no distinct name for green or blue. So its confusing. Ao can mean either blue or green.

[@bpa277]

The Commentary keep emphasising Asharyou slapping when he hasn’t lol!

[@PoonDestruction]

13:19 why did i read that as "unwanted damage"?

[@ubdv8788]

Saixan avarga shvv

[@sok2266]

霜鳳八百長扱いされて可哀想すぎる❗️霜鳳・白馬・徳瀬川ぐらいは許してあげて❗️

[@Foodis220]

The leaderboard shown at 11:05 seems wrong. Musashimaru retired in Kyushu basho of 2003, not 2002. Ozeki Kaio and Chiyotaikaii also did not retire.

[@SumoParis]

They retired from this Basho (not the end of their career) because they were injured.