If miracle does not happen, three Georgian sumo players Tochinoshini, Kokai and Gagamaru will go through the final with negative balance Make-Koshi which means their decrease.

Tochinoshini AKA Levan Gorgadze who has the best title among Georgians lost three times in a row against the second Maegashira Asasekiriu. Entirely he has 7 losses. A 29-year-old Mongolian beat a 23-year-old Georgian.

Tochinoshini needs to win 5 matches to go through the positive balance. This seems unreal for Georgian giant.

If Levan can do any miricle, he has to win over the 1st  Maegashira Kinosato, who has won 7 fights and needs fo the main title only one victory. Tochinoshini fought against 24-year-old Japanese three times and managed to beat him only once, in July. 

Lvean Tsaguria a pioneer of Georgian Sumo, lost the 4th times one after another. 29-year-old "Black sea" is the 6th Maegashira lost with the 10th Maegashira and as Tochinoshini he has no right of loosing, if he wants any success.

His next rival will be the 11st Maegashira. During a year he played against 26-year-old Mongolian twice and lost both times.

After three victories Teimuraz Jugeli the heaviest player of Elite Makuuchi (202 kg) lost again. Gagamaru the same Jugeli lost with the 14th Maegashira, 33-year-old Japanese has also heavy weight (188 kg). Gagamaru has 4 victories and 6 lost matches but in compare with compatriots he is in good condition. For success he needs to win 4 fights from 5 ones.

His next rival is the 12nd Maegashira Bushuiama. 34-year-old Japanese lost 8 fights. In march, May and July  he met Georgian Sumo player and lost. The conclusive supertournament finishes soon and the leaders are still four - Yokuzuna Hakuho, Ozeki Baruto Kaio and the 9th Maegashira Toinoshini. They have 9-9 victories. Others have less 2 victories than that leaders and have no chance for "Eperor Cup". As far as we know Kiushiu Basho lasts for 15 days and finishes on November 28.