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Post by yamfriend on Oct 7, 2009 17:02:09 GMT -5
I say that while we're waiting for Sasuke 24 to arrive, we should use what we know from Sasuke 23 and other Sasuke-related things to predict who will have what numbers in the next competition. Tell why you chose that person to have each number. Example:
Kanno=#99 because he did the best of the non-All-Stars (nAS) in Sasuke 23 (Levi did best of nAS in 20 and was #99 in 21; Miyazaki did best of nAS in 21 and was #99 in 22; Yuuji did best of nAS in 22 and was #99 in 23; Kanno did best of nAS in 23, so...)
Just something to think about.
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Post by chackpop on Oct 7, 2009 17:05:38 GMT -5
Nagano = 100
No further comment
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Post by BLM on Oct 7, 2009 17:12:33 GMT -5
Nagano is 100
Kanno is 99
Takeda is 98
Urushihara is maybe 97
Levi is 96
Kenji is 95
Okyama is 94
Shingo is 93 again
Hiromichi Sato is 92
Lee Enchi is 91
Brian is 90
Jun Sato is 75
Hashimoto is 74
2 other trial people that cleared 73 and 72
Miyazaki Beach guy is 70
King is 64
KAWAHARA IS 51
Yamada is 89
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Post by supersheep on Oct 8, 2009 10:45:12 GMT -5
Yamada will either be x1 or 9x,
in english, something that ends in 1 or starts with a 9, 89 is impossible
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Post by artyfowljr on Oct 8, 2009 11:28:34 GMT -5
nah, I pretty agree with blm.
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Post by supersheep on Oct 8, 2009 13:46:21 GMT -5
Numbers that end in 1 are reserved for either people that use to be good and haven't been lately, usually 71 specifically, or popular people without much of a track record. This can be a popular MM guy, an olympian, pro athlete, an All Star etc.
This is done so that the more popular celebrities can be spread out and not 1 big block at the end.
Dont belive me? Look at the last few tournaments at all the people that end in 1, from about 41 on.
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Post by quasikoz on Oct 8, 2009 14:07:46 GMT -5
Nagano is 100 Kanno is 99 Takeda is 98 Urushihara is maybe 97 Levi is 96 Kenji is 95 Okyama is 94 Shingo is 93 again Hiromichi Sato is 92 Lee Enchi is 91 Brian is 90 Jun Sato is 75 Hashimoto is 74 2 other trial people that cleared 73 and 72 Miyazaki Beach guy is 70 King is 64 KAWAHARA IS 51 Yamada is 89 I can't see Kenji up in the 90's despite his performance this tournament. He's never been sold as a star even when he repeatedly made it to Stage 3. And I don't think they'd put Brian in the low 90's or high 80's. He's going to stay right where he is: above the ANW muck but far below Levi. (unless he gets past the cliffhanger) I'd be curious to see who gets the higher ranking between Takeda and Urushihara. Right now I agree with how you have them set up, but I can go either way with them. |
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Post by VenusHeadTrap on Oct 8, 2009 23:03:17 GMT -5
I say that while we're waiting for Sasuke 24 to arrive, we should use what we know from Sasuke 23 and other Sasuke-related things to predict who will have what numbers in the next competition. Tell why you chose that person to have each number. Example: Kanno=#99 because he did the best of the non-All-Stars (nAS) in Sasuke 23 (Levi did best of nAS in 20 and was #99 in 21; Miyazaki did best of nAS in 21 and was #99 in 22; Yuuji did best of nAS in 22 and was #99 in 23; Kanno did best of nAS in 23, so...) Kanno 99? No. Think about this. Yuuji in 22 was his second tournament and first time being to stage 2, 3 and 4. An amazing rate of climb on the ladder and who could honestly blame him for slowing down on the rope? Yuuji went 3 stages farther than Nagano and Takeda, and the overall low success rate of the tournament made Yuuji seem stronger. Being the first and only one to make the final, THAT is an automatic 99. Kanno in 23 was his third tournament and second time being to stage 2 and 3. With a decent climb on the ladder and a bad job on the rope (still, who could blame?) ended up shorter than Yuuji after 40 seconds. This wasn't Kanno's first try at the second and third stage and the overall high success rate of the tournament and one other making the final stage make Kanno a little easier to be overlooked. Kanno's close mistakes also lend it self to a probable 96, the same number as before I hope. |
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Post by obakemono on Oct 9, 2009 5:03:15 GMT -5
Strongly disagree. Kanno will almost certainly by 99.
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Post by bigblind168 on Oct 9, 2009 5:55:26 GMT -5
Kanno will be 99.
if he doesnt get 99 then its obv. by request.
yamada will be in the 90's. hes Mr. Sasuke and he beat the JS
takeda 98/99 depends what kanno wants
Yuuji 97
Yamamoto 87
Levi 95
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Post by BLM on Oct 9, 2009 14:02:05 GMT -5
Kanno will be 99. if he doesnt get 99 then its obv. by request. yamada will be in the 90's. hes Mr. Sasuke and he beat the JS takeda 98/99 depends what kanno wants Yuuji 97 Yamamoto 87 Levi 95 You know that he beat the jumping spider in 21 but his number went down from 96 to 81 |
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Post by joemello on Oct 10, 2009 11:43:27 GMT -5
Nagano is 100 Kanno is 99 Takeda is 98 Urushihara is maybe 97 Levi is 96 Kenji is 95 Okyama is 94 Shingo is 93 again Hiromichi Sato is 92 Lee Enchi is 91 I like this final 10. I initially thought they would run Kanno and Urushiara back-to-back, but I like the alternating All Star/New Star for the last 4. Everyone else is a good array of ringers. Yamada should be stuck in the 70's. Wakky will likely be 89 again. He's Genojin No.1 Athlete, you know  |
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Post by bigblind168 on Oct 10, 2009 16:51:51 GMT -5
Kanno will be 99. if he doesnt get 99 then its obv. by request. yamada will be in the 90's. hes Mr. Sasuke and he beat the JS takeda 98/99 depends what kanno wants Yuuji 97 Yamamoto 87 Levi 95 You know that he beat the jumping spider in 21 but his number went down from 96 to 81 Hes yamada he gets what he wnats... number wise. |
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Post by Homeslice on Oct 10, 2009 23:49:41 GMT -5
I'm thinking this, perhaps.
Top 10:
91) Hiromichi Sato
92) Olympian (to be determined)
93) Kenji Takahashi
94) Levi Meeuwenberg
95) Yoshiyuki Okuyama
96) Yuuji Urushihara
97) Hitoshi Kanno
98) Shingo Yamamoto
99) Toshihiro Takeda
100) Makoto Nagano (well, duh)
Other notables:
72) David Campbell
76) Katsumi Yamada
79) Richard King
81) Brian Orosco
90) Lee Enchi
And if they return:
13) Kazuhiko Akiyama
80) Jordan Jovtchev
85) Bunpei Shiratori
87) Naoki Iketani
Just speculation. I know some might think me giving Shingo 98 is crazy, but he seems to do best with this very number. Of course, before 23 I thought his number would keep going down, but boy, was I proven wrong! Just hopefully his shoulder recovers before 24, but with 24 looming on the horizon apparently, it'll be tough.
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Post by YamamotoFan! on Oct 11, 2009 5:08:29 GMT -5
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Post by obakemono on Oct 11, 2009 5:53:21 GMT -5
91. Sato
92. Lee Enchi
93. Okuyama
94. Levi
95. Takahashi
96. Yamamoto
97. Urushihara
98. Takeda
99. Kanno
100. Nagano
Or something like that. I could see Lee being bumped out of the top 10, or Sato being put higher.
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Post by Alpha4273 on Oct 13, 2009 22:10:48 GMT -5
The tournaments after the fall tournament usually have different type of athletes in the high and low 90s just look at sasuke 20 where people like Kenji Toyota and Wakky and miyazaki were in the 90s
And also sasuke 22 where Iketani and Paul terek and Kawashima were in the high 90s
So it's hard to guess whos gonna be there
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