Aki 2002 (Sep) results

The Aki 2002 hoshitori. Green is a win, red a loss, gray kyujo.

Makuuchi Juryo Makushita Sandanme Jonidan Jonokuchi

Rikishi	Rank	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10	11	12	13	14	15	Record
Iwakiyama	J1E	LDay 1: loss vs Ushiomaru · yorikiri: Frontal force-out. Belt grip, walking the other man out. The most common winning move in makuuchi.	WDay 2: win vs Jumonji · yorikiri: Frontal force-out. Belt grip, walking the other man out. The most common winning move in makuuchi.	LDay 3: loss vs Kobo · uwatenage: Overarm throw. Outside belt grip, then a throw over that arm. Classic yotsu-zumo.	WDay 4: win vs Senshuyama · hatakikomi: Slap down. A pull on the head or shoulder as the other man charges, so he hits the clay first.	WDay 5: win vs Oikari · oshidashi: Frontal push-out. Open hands on the chest or throat; no belt. The other big everyday kimarite.	WDay 6: win vs Otsukasa · oshidashi: Frontal push-out. Open hands on the chest or throat; no belt. The other big everyday kimarite.	WDay 7: win vs Tamarikido · yoritaoshi: Frontal crush-out. Yorikiri that finishes with the loser on the ground instead of just over the tawara.	WDay 8: win vs Tochinohana · oshidashi: Frontal push-out. Open hands on the chest or throat; no belt. The other big everyday kimarite.	WDay 9: win vs Hayateumi · yorikiri: Frontal force-out. Belt grip, walking the other man out. The most common winning move in makuuchi.	W	LDay 11: loss vs Komahikari · kotenage: Armlock throw. Locking the elbow and throwing over that lock. Ugly when it lands.	L	WDay 13: win vs Wakakosho · oshidashi: Frontal push-out. Open hands on the chest or throat; no belt. The other big everyday kimarite.	LDay 14: loss vs Asasekiryu · uwatedashinage: Pulling overarm throw. Outside grip used to pull him forward and down rather than a full throw.	WDay 15: win vs Kasuganishiki · oshidashi: Frontal push-out. Open hands on the chest or throat; no belt. The other big everyday kimarite.	10-5
Hayateumi	J1W	LDay 1: loss vs Senshuyama · tsukiotoshi: Thrust down. A sidestep and a shove that dumps him to the dirt without a clean push-out.	LDay 2: loss vs Tochinohana · oshidashi: Frontal push-out. Open hands on the chest or throat; no belt. The other big everyday kimarite.	LDay 3: loss vs Tamarikido · yorikiri: Frontal force-out. Belt grip, walking the other man out. The most common winning move in makuuchi.	LDay 4: loss vs Oikari · hatakikomi: Slap down. A pull on the head or shoulder as the other man charges, so he hits the clay first.	LDay 5: loss vs Jumonji · yorikiri: Frontal force-out. Belt grip, walking the other man out. The most common winning move in makuuchi.	LDay 6: loss vs Ushiomaru · yorikiri: Frontal force-out. Belt grip, walking the other man out. The most common winning move in makuuchi.	WDay 7: win vs Higonoumi · uwatenage: Overarm throw. Outside belt grip, then a throw over that arm. Classic yotsu-zumo.	W	LDay 9: loss vs Iwakiyama · yorikiri: Frontal force-out. Belt grip, walking the other man out. The most common winning move in makuuchi.	LDay 10: loss vs Asanowaka · hatakikomi: Slap down. A pull on the head or shoulder as the other man charges, so he hits the clay first.	WDay 11: win vs Juzan · yorikiri: Frontal force-out. Belt grip, walking the other man out. The most common winning move in makuuchi.	LDay 12: loss vs Daizen · yorikiri: Frontal force-out. Belt grip, walking the other man out. The most common winning move in makuuchi.	LDay 13: loss vs Takanotsuru · yoritaoshi: Frontal crush-out. Yorikiri that finishes with the loser on the ground instead of just over the tawara.	fDay 14: fusen loss vs Wakakosho · fusen: Walkover. The opponent withdrew; the remaining wrestler is awarded the win without mounting the dohyo.	A	3-11-1
Senshuyama	J2E	WDay 1: win vs Hayateumi · tsukiotoshi: Thrust down. A sidestep and a shove that dumps him to the dirt without a clean push-out.	L	WDay 3: win vs Komahikari · oshitaoshi: Frontal push-down. Oshidashi that ends with the loser on the clay rather than just out.	LDay 4: loss vs Iwakiyama · hatakikomi: Slap down. A pull on the head or shoulder as the other man charges, so he hits the clay first.	WDay 5: win vs Wakanoyama · tsukiotoshi: Thrust down. A sidestep and a shove that dumps him to the dirt without a clean push-out.	LDay 6: loss vs Kobo · hikiotoshi: Hand pull-down. Grabbing an arm or the mawashi and yanking him forward onto the dirt.	LDay 7: loss vs Jumonji · yorikiri: Frontal force-out. Belt grip, walking the other man out. The most common winning move in makuuchi.	W	WDay 9: win vs Takanotsuru · oshidashi: Frontal push-out. Open hands on the chest or throat; no belt. The other big everyday kimarite.	WDay 10: win vs Oginishiki · uwatedashinage: Pulling overarm throw. Outside grip used to pull him forward and down rather than a full throw.	LDay 11: loss vs Otsukasa · hikiotoshi: Hand pull-down. Grabbing an arm or the mawashi and yanking him forward onto the dirt.	WDay 12: win vs Kinkaiyama · oshidashi: Frontal push-out. Open hands on the chest or throat; no belt. The other big everyday kimarite.	W	W	L	9-6
Oikari	J2W	LDay 1: loss vs Takanotsuru · hatakikomi: Slap down. A pull on the head or shoulder as the other man charges, so he hits the clay first.	WDay 2: win vs Tamarikido · sukuinage: Beltless arm throw. Scooping under the arm and turning him without a proper mawashi grip.	LDay 3: loss vs Asanowaka · hikiotoshi: Hand pull-down. Grabbing an arm or the mawashi and yanking him forward onto the dirt.	WDay 4: win vs Hayateumi · hatakikomi: Slap down. A pull on the head or shoulder as the other man charges, so he hits the clay first.	LDay 5: loss vs Iwakiyama · oshidashi: Frontal push-out. Open hands on the chest or throat; no belt. The other big everyday kimarite.	LDay 6: loss vs Chiyotenzan · oshidashi: Frontal push-out. Open hands on the chest or throat; no belt. The other big everyday kimarite.	LDay 7: loss vs Akinoshima · yorikiri: Frontal force-out. Belt grip, walking the other man out. The most common winning move in makuuchi.	L	L	WDay 10: win vs Higonoumi · oshidashi: Frontal push-out. Open hands on the chest or throat; no belt. The other big everyday kimarite.	W	LDay 12: loss vs Kitazakura · yorikiri: Frontal force-out. Belt grip, walking the other man out. The most common winning move in makuuchi.	LDay 13: loss vs Hamanishiki · yorikiri: Frontal force-out. Belt grip, walking the other man out. The most common winning move in makuuchi.	L	LDay 15: loss vs Otsukasa · tsukiotoshi: Thrust down. A sidestep and a shove that dumps him to the dirt without a clean push-out.	4-11
Takanotsuru	J3E	WDay 1: win vs Oikari · hatakikomi: Slap down. A pull on the head or shoulder as the other man charges, so he hits the clay first.	LDay 2: loss vs Oginishiki · shitatenage: Underarm throw. Inside belt grip, thrown under that arm. The mirror of uwatenage.	WDay 3: win vs Higonoumi · oshidashi: Frontal push-out. Open hands on the chest or throat; no belt. The other big everyday kimarite.	LDay 4: loss vs Tochinohana · oshidashi: Frontal push-out. Open hands on the chest or throat; no belt. The other big everyday kimarite.	LDay 5: loss vs Chiyotenzan · shitatenage: Underarm throw. Inside belt grip, thrown under that arm. The mirror of uwatenage.	W	WDay 7: win vs Ushiomaru · uwatenage: Overarm throw. Outside belt grip, then a throw over that arm. Classic yotsu-zumo.	WDay 8: win vs Komahikari · yorikiri: Frontal force-out. Belt grip, walking the other man out. The most common winning move in makuuchi.	LDay 9: loss vs Senshuyama · oshidashi: Frontal push-out. Open hands on the chest or throat; no belt. The other big everyday kimarite.	L	LDay 11: loss vs Jumonji · oshidashi: Frontal push-out. Open hands on the chest or throat; no belt. The other big everyday kimarite.	WDay 12: win vs Otsukasa · yorikiri: Frontal force-out. Belt grip, walking the other man out. The most common winning move in makuuchi.	WDay 13: win vs Hayateumi · yoritaoshi: Frontal crush-out. Yorikiri that finishes with the loser on the ground instead of just over the tawara.	WDay 14: win vs Kobo · yorikiri: Frontal force-out. Belt grip, walking the other man out. The most common winning move in makuuchi.	LDay 15: loss vs Daizen · oshidashi: Frontal push-out. Open hands on the chest or throat; no belt. The other big everyday kimarite.	8-7
Jumonji	J3W	WDay 1: win vs Kobo · yorikiri: Frontal force-out. Belt grip, walking the other man out. The most common winning move in makuuchi.	LDay 2: loss vs Iwakiyama · yorikiri: Frontal force-out. Belt grip, walking the other man out. The most common winning move in makuuchi.	LDay 3: loss vs Hamanishiki · yoritaoshi: Frontal crush-out. Yorikiri that finishes with the loser on the ground instead of just over the tawara.	WDay 4: win vs Ushiomaru · yorikiri: Frontal force-out. Belt grip, walking the other man out. The most common winning move in makuuchi.	WDay 5: win vs Hayateumi · yorikiri: Frontal force-out. Belt grip, walking the other man out. The most common winning move in makuuchi.	WDay 6: win vs Oginishiki · uwatedashinage: Pulling overarm throw. Outside grip used to pull him forward and down rather than a full throw.	WDay 7: win vs Senshuyama · yorikiri: Frontal force-out. Belt grip, walking the other man out. The most common winning move in makuuchi.	LDay 8: loss vs Tamarikido · uwatenage: Overarm throw. Outside belt grip, then a throw over that arm. Classic yotsu-zumo.	LDay 9: loss vs Asanowaka · oshidashi: Frontal push-out. Open hands on the chest or throat; no belt. The other big everyday kimarite.	LDay 10: loss vs Wakakosho · kotenage: Armlock throw. Locking the elbow and throwing over that lock. Ugly when it lands.	WDay 11: win vs Takanotsuru · oshidashi: Frontal push-out. Open hands on the chest or throat; no belt. The other big everyday kimarite.	WDay 12: win vs Tochinohana · yorikiri: Frontal force-out. Belt grip, walking the other man out. The most common winning move in makuuchi.	WDay 13: win vs Daizen · oshitaoshi: Frontal push-down. Oshidashi that ends with the loser on the clay rather than just out.	WDay 14: win vs Komahikari · yorikiri: Frontal force-out. Belt grip, walking the other man out. The most common winning move in makuuchi.	WDay 15: win vs Harunoyama · yorikiri: Frontal force-out. Belt grip, walking the other man out. The most common winning move in makuuchi.	10-5
Kobo	J4E	LDay 1: loss vs Jumonji · yorikiri: Frontal force-out. Belt grip, walking the other man out. The most common winning move in makuuchi.	WDay 2: win vs Kitazakura · uwatedashinage: Pulling overarm throw. Outside grip used to pull him forward and down rather than a full throw.	WDay 3: win vs Iwakiyama · uwatenage: Overarm throw. Outside belt grip, then a throw over that arm. Classic yotsu-zumo.	LDay 4: loss vs Chiyotenzan · yorikiri: Frontal force-out. Belt grip, walking the other man out. The most common winning move in makuuchi.	WDay 5: win vs Ushiomaru · shitatenage: Underarm throw. Inside belt grip, thrown under that arm. The mirror of uwatenage.	WDay 6: win vs Senshuyama · hikiotoshi: Hand pull-down. Grabbing an arm or the mawashi and yanking him forward onto the dirt.	WDay 7: win vs Komahikari · shitatenage: Underarm throw. Inside belt grip, thrown under that arm. The mirror of uwatenage.	LDay 8: loss vs Hamanishiki · yorikiri: Frontal force-out. Belt grip, walking the other man out. The most common winning move in makuuchi.	LDay 9: loss vs Oginishiki · kirikaeshi: Twisting backward knee trip. A leg inside, then a twist that puts him on his back.	LDay 10: loss vs Toyozakura · tsukidashi: Frontal thrust-out. Consecutive thrusts to the chest or throat until he steps out.	LDay 11: loss vs Kinkaiyama · oshidashi: Frontal push-out. Open hands on the chest or throat; no belt. The other big everyday kimarite.	WDay 12: win vs Harunoyama · uwatedashinage: Pulling overarm throw. Outside grip used to pull him forward and down rather than a full throw.	W	LDay 14: loss vs Takanotsuru · yorikiri: Frontal force-out. Belt grip, walking the other man out. The most common winning move in makuuchi.	WDay 15: win vs Asasekiryu · tsukiotoshi: Thrust down. A sidestep and a shove that dumps him to the dirt without a clean push-out.	8-7
Tamarikido	J4W	W	LDay 2: loss vs Oikari · sukuinage: Beltless arm throw. Scooping under the arm and turning him without a proper mawashi grip.	WDay 3: win vs Hayateumi · yorikiri: Frontal force-out. Belt grip, walking the other man out. The most common winning move in makuuchi.	LDay 4: loss vs Komahikari · kotenage: Armlock throw. Locking the elbow and throwing over that lock. Ugly when it lands.	WDay 5: win vs Oginishiki · yorikiri: Frontal force-out. Belt grip, walking the other man out. The most common winning move in makuuchi.	WDay 6: win vs Higonoumi · yorikiri: Frontal force-out. Belt grip, walking the other man out. The most common winning move in makuuchi.	LDay 7: loss vs Iwakiyama · yoritaoshi: Frontal crush-out. Yorikiri that finishes with the loser on the ground instead of just over the tawara.	WDay 8: win vs Jumonji · uwatenage: Overarm throw. Outside belt grip, then a throw over that arm. Classic yotsu-zumo.	WDay 9: win vs Kitazakura · oshidashi: Frontal push-out. Open hands on the chest or throat; no belt. The other big everyday kimarite.	L	WDay 11: win vs Takatoriki · hatakikomi: Slap down. A pull on the head or shoulder as the other man charges, so he hits the clay first.	WDay 12: win vs Toyozakura · hikiotoshi: Hand pull-down. Grabbing an arm or the mawashi and yanking him forward onto the dirt.	WDay 13: win vs Kasugao · uwatenage: Overarm throw. Outside belt grip, then a throw over that arm. Classic yotsu-zumo.	W	WDay 15: win vs Takekaze · oshidashi: Frontal push-out. Open hands on the chest or throat; no belt. The other big everyday kimarite.	11-4 Y
Chiyotenzan	J5E	L	W	WDay 3: win vs Wakakosho · yorikiri: Frontal force-out. Belt grip, walking the other man out. The most common winning move in makuuchi.	WDay 4: win vs Kobo · yorikiri: Frontal force-out. Belt grip, walking the other man out. The most common winning move in makuuchi.	WDay 5: win vs Takanotsuru · shitatenage: Underarm throw. Inside belt grip, thrown under that arm. The mirror of uwatenage.	WDay 6: win vs Oikari · oshidashi: Frontal push-out. Open hands on the chest or throat; no belt. The other big everyday kimarite.	LDay 7: loss vs Kasugao · yorikiri: Frontal force-out. Belt grip, walking the other man out. The most common winning move in makuuchi.	WDay 8: win vs Oginishiki · yoritaoshi: Frontal crush-out. Yorikiri that finishes with the loser on the ground instead of just over the tawara.	LDay 9: loss vs Kinkaiyama · yorikiri: Frontal force-out. Belt grip, walking the other man out. The most common winning move in makuuchi.	L	LDay 11: loss vs Toyozakura · oshidashi: Frontal push-out. Open hands on the chest or throat; no belt. The other big everyday kimarite.	WDay 12: win vs Tomikaze · yorikiri: Frontal force-out. Belt grip, walking the other man out. The most common winning move in makuuchi.	WDay 13: win vs Terao · oshidashi: Frontal push-out. Open hands on the chest or throat; no belt. The other big everyday kimarite.	LDay 14: loss vs Kitazakura · yorikiri: Frontal force-out. Belt grip, walking the other man out. The most common winning move in makuuchi.	LDay 15: loss vs Komahikari · yorikiri: Frontal force-out. Belt grip, walking the other man out. The most common winning move in makuuchi.	8-7
Komahikari	J5W	LDay 1: loss vs Oginishiki · yorikiri: Frontal force-out. Belt grip, walking the other man out. The most common winning move in makuuchi.	WDay 2: win vs Hamanishiki · sukuinage: Beltless arm throw. Scooping under the arm and turning him without a proper mawashi grip.	LDay 3: loss vs Senshuyama · oshitaoshi: Frontal push-down. Oshidashi that ends with the loser on the clay rather than just out.	WDay 4: win vs Tamarikido · kotenage: Armlock throw. Locking the elbow and throwing over that lock. Ugly when it lands.	WDay 5: win vs Juzan · tsukiotoshi: Thrust down. A sidestep and a shove that dumps him to the dirt without a clean push-out.	W	LDay 7: loss vs Kobo · shitatenage: Underarm throw. Inside belt grip, thrown under that arm. The mirror of uwatenage.	LDay 8: loss vs Takanotsuru · yorikiri: Frontal force-out. Belt grip, walking the other man out. The most common winning move in makuuchi.	W	WDay 10: win vs Tomikaze · yorikiri: Frontal force-out. Belt grip, walking the other man out. The most common winning move in makuuchi.	WDay 11: win vs Iwakiyama · kotenage: Armlock throw. Locking the elbow and throwing over that lock. Ugly when it lands.	LDay 12: loss vs Asasekiryu · sukuinage: Beltless arm throw. Scooping under the arm and turning him without a proper mawashi grip.	W	LDay 14: loss vs Jumonji · yorikiri: Frontal force-out. Belt grip, walking the other man out. The most common winning move in makuuchi.	WDay 15: win vs Chiyotenzan · yorikiri: Frontal force-out. Belt grip, walking the other man out. The most common winning move in makuuchi.	9-6
Oginishiki	J6E	WDay 1: win vs Komahikari · yorikiri: Frontal force-out. Belt grip, walking the other man out. The most common winning move in makuuchi.	WDay 2: win vs Takanotsuru · shitatenage: Underarm throw. Inside belt grip, thrown under that arm. The mirror of uwatenage.	WDay 3: win vs Kotokanyu · sukuinage: Beltless arm throw. Scooping under the arm and turning him without a proper mawashi grip.	WDay 4: win vs Kitazakura · yorikiri: Frontal force-out. Belt grip, walking the other man out. The most common winning move in makuuchi.	LDay 5: loss vs Tamarikido · yorikiri: Frontal force-out. Belt grip, walking the other man out. The most common winning move in makuuchi.	LDay 6: loss vs Jumonji · uwatedashinage: Pulling overarm throw. Outside grip used to pull him forward and down rather than a full throw.	LDay 7: loss vs Toyozakura · oshidashi: Frontal push-out. Open hands on the chest or throat; no belt. The other big everyday kimarite.	LDay 8: loss vs Chiyotenzan · yoritaoshi: Frontal crush-out. Yorikiri that finishes with the loser on the ground instead of just over the tawara.	WDay 9: win vs Kobo · kirikaeshi: Twisting backward knee trip. A leg inside, then a twist that puts him on his back.	LDay 10: loss vs Senshuyama · uwatedashinage: Pulling overarm throw. Outside grip used to pull him forward and down rather than a full throw.	WDay 11: win vs Asasekiryu · sukuinage: Beltless arm throw. Scooping under the arm and turning him without a proper mawashi grip.	LDay 12: loss vs Takekaze · kotenage: Armlock throw. Locking the elbow and throwing over that lock. Ugly when it lands.	WDay 13: win vs Higonoumi · yorikiri: Frontal force-out. Belt grip, walking the other man out. The most common winning move in makuuchi.	WDay 14: win vs Tomikaze · oshidashi: Frontal push-out. Open hands on the chest or throat; no belt. The other big everyday kimarite.	LDay 15: loss vs Terao · tsukiotoshi: Thrust down. A sidestep and a shove that dumps him to the dirt without a clean push-out.	8-7
Higonoumi	J6W	L	WDay 2: win vs Kotokanyu · uwatenage: Overarm throw. Outside belt grip, then a throw over that arm. Classic yotsu-zumo.	LDay 3: loss vs Takanotsuru · oshidashi: Frontal push-out. Open hands on the chest or throat; no belt. The other big everyday kimarite.	LDay 4: loss vs Hamanishiki · yorikiri: Frontal force-out. Belt grip, walking the other man out. The most common winning move in makuuchi.	LDay 5: loss vs Takatoriki · hatakikomi: Slap down. A pull on the head or shoulder as the other man charges, so he hits the clay first.	LDay 6: loss vs Tamarikido · yorikiri: Frontal force-out. Belt grip, walking the other man out. The most common winning move in makuuchi.	LDay 7: loss vs Hayateumi · uwatenage: Overarm throw. Outside belt grip, then a throw over that arm. Classic yotsu-zumo.	LDay 8: loss vs Juzan · yorikiri: Frontal force-out. Belt grip, walking the other man out. The most common winning move in makuuchi.	WDay 9: win vs Terao · yorikiri: Frontal force-out. Belt grip, walking the other man out. The most common winning move in makuuchi.	LDay 10: loss vs Oikari · oshidashi: Frontal push-out. Open hands on the chest or throat; no belt. The other big everyday kimarite.	LDay 11: loss vs Harunoyama · yorikiri: Frontal force-out. Belt grip, walking the other man out. The most common winning move in makuuchi.	LDay 12: loss vs Wakakosho · yorikiri: Frontal force-out. Belt grip, walking the other man out. The most common winning move in makuuchi.	LDay 13: loss vs Oginishiki · yorikiri: Frontal force-out. Belt grip, walking the other man out. The most common winning move in makuuchi.	WDay 14: win vs Ryuho · oshidashi: Frontal push-out. Open hands on the chest or throat; no belt. The other big everyday kimarite.	WDay 15: win vs Kinkaiyama · tsukiotoshi: Thrust down. A sidestep and a shove that dumps him to the dirt without a clean push-out.	4-11
Kitazakura	J7E	W	LDay 2: loss vs Kobo · uwatedashinage: Pulling overarm throw. Outside grip used to pull him forward and down rather than a full throw.	LDay 3: loss vs Kinkaiyama · yorikiri: Frontal force-out. Belt grip, walking the other man out. The most common winning move in makuuchi.	LDay 4: loss vs Oginishiki · yorikiri: Frontal force-out. Belt grip, walking the other man out. The most common winning move in makuuchi.	WDay 5: win vs Kotokanyu · yorikiri: Frontal force-out. Belt grip, walking the other man out. The most common winning move in makuuchi.	L	WDay 7: win vs Terao · oshidashi: Frontal push-out. Open hands on the chest or throat; no belt. The other big everyday kimarite.	L	LDay 9: loss vs Tamarikido · oshidashi: Frontal push-out. Open hands on the chest or throat; no belt. The other big everyday kimarite.	LDay 10: loss vs Harunoyama · oshitaoshi: Frontal push-down. Oshidashi that ends with the loser on the clay rather than just out.	WDay 11: win vs Hamanishiki · sukuinage: Beltless arm throw. Scooping under the arm and turning him without a proper mawashi grip.	WDay 12: win vs Oikari · yorikiri: Frontal force-out. Belt grip, walking the other man out. The most common winning move in makuuchi.	L	WDay 14: win vs Chiyotenzan · yorikiri: Frontal force-out. Belt grip, walking the other man out. The most common winning move in makuuchi.	WDay 15: win vs Tomikaze · tsukiotoshi: Thrust down. A sidestep and a shove that dumps him to the dirt without a clean push-out.	7-8
Hamanishiki	J7W	LDay 1: loss vs Juzan · yoritaoshi: Frontal crush-out. Yorikiri that finishes with the loser on the ground instead of just over the tawara.	LDay 2: loss vs Komahikari · sukuinage: Beltless arm throw. Scooping under the arm and turning him without a proper mawashi grip.	WDay 3: win vs Jumonji · yoritaoshi: Frontal crush-out. Yorikiri that finishes with the loser on the ground instead of just over the tawara.	WDay 4: win vs Higonoumi · yorikiri: Frontal force-out. Belt grip, walking the other man out. The most common winning move in makuuchi.	LDay 5: loss vs Harunoyama · sukuinage: Beltless arm throw. Scooping under the arm and turning him without a proper mawashi grip.	WDay 6: win vs Kasugao · uwatenage: Overarm throw. Outside belt grip, then a throw over that arm. Classic yotsu-zumo.	L	WDay 8: win vs Kobo · yorikiri: Frontal force-out. Belt grip, walking the other man out. The most common winning move in makuuchi.	LDay 9: loss vs Tomikaze · uwatenage: Overarm throw. Outside belt grip, then a throw over that arm. Classic yotsu-zumo.	LDay 10: loss vs Asasekiryu · hikiotoshi: Hand pull-down. Grabbing an arm or the mawashi and yanking him forward onto the dirt.	LDay 11: loss vs Kitazakura · sukuinage: Beltless arm throw. Scooping under the arm and turning him without a proper mawashi grip.	WDay 12: win vs Kotokanyu · yorikiri: Frontal force-out. Belt grip, walking the other man out. The most common winning move in makuuchi.	WDay 13: win vs Oikari · yorikiri: Frontal force-out. Belt grip, walking the other man out. The most common winning move in makuuchi.	WDay 14: win vs Terao · hikiotoshi: Hand pull-down. Grabbing an arm or the mawashi and yanking him forward onto the dirt.	WDay 15: win vs Wakakosho · yorikiri: Frontal force-out. Belt grip, walking the other man out. The most common winning move in makuuchi.	8-7
Juzan	J8E	WDay 1: win vs Hamanishiki · yoritaoshi: Frontal crush-out. Yorikiri that finishes with the loser on the ground instead of just over the tawara.	LDay 2: loss vs Takekaze · oshidashi: Frontal push-out. Open hands on the chest or throat; no belt. The other big everyday kimarite.	LDay 3: loss vs Tomikaze · yoritaoshi: Frontal crush-out. Yorikiri that finishes with the loser on the ground instead of just over the tawara.	LDay 4: loss vs Kasugao · yoritaoshi: Frontal crush-out. Yorikiri that finishes with the loser on the ground instead of just over the tawara.	LDay 5: loss vs Komahikari · tsukiotoshi: Thrust down. A sidestep and a shove that dumps him to the dirt without a clean push-out.	LDay 6: loss vs Asasekiryu · hatakikomi: Slap down. A pull on the head or shoulder as the other man charges, so he hits the clay first.	L	WDay 8: win vs Higonoumi · yorikiri: Frontal force-out. Belt grip, walking the other man out. The most common winning move in makuuchi.	WDay 9: win vs Kotokanyu · oshidashi: Frontal push-out. Open hands on the chest or throat; no belt. The other big everyday kimarite.	LDay 10: loss vs Terao · yoritaoshi: Frontal crush-out. Yorikiri that finishes with the loser on the ground instead of just over the tawara.	LDay 11: loss vs Hayateumi · yorikiri: Frontal force-out. Belt grip, walking the other man out. The most common winning move in makuuchi.	LDay 12: loss vs Furuichi · yorikiri: Frontal force-out. Belt grip, walking the other man out. The most common winning move in makuuchi.	LDay 13: loss vs Wakatenro · yoritaoshi: Frontal crush-out. Yorikiri that finishes with the loser on the ground instead of just over the tawara.	WDay 14: win vs Gokenzan · yorikiri: Frontal force-out. Belt grip, walking the other man out. The most common winning move in makuuchi.	LDay 15: loss vs Toyozakura · hikiotoshi: Hand pull-down. Grabbing an arm or the mawashi and yanking him forward onto the dirt.	4-11
Wakakosho	J8W	WDay 1: win vs Kasugao · oshidashi: Frontal push-out. Open hands on the chest or throat; no belt. The other big everyday kimarite.	WDay 2: win vs Terao · oshidashi: Frontal push-out. Open hands on the chest or throat; no belt. The other big everyday kimarite.	LDay 3: loss vs Chiyotenzan · yorikiri: Frontal force-out. Belt grip, walking the other man out. The most common winning move in makuuchi.	WDay 4: win vs Kotokanyu · oshidashi: Frontal push-out. Open hands on the chest or throat; no belt. The other big everyday kimarite.	LDay 5: loss vs Takekaze · oshidashi: Frontal push-out. Open hands on the chest or throat; no belt. The other big everyday kimarite.	L	LDay 7: loss vs Kinkaiyama · tsukiotoshi: Thrust down. A sidestep and a shove that dumps him to the dirt without a clean push-out.	WDay 8: win vs Toyozakura · oshitaoshi: Frontal push-down. Oshidashi that ends with the loser on the clay rather than just out.	LDay 9: loss vs Asasekiryu · hatakikomi: Slap down. A pull on the head or shoulder as the other man charges, so he hits the clay first.	WDay 10: win vs Jumonji · kotenage: Armlock throw. Locking the elbow and throwing over that lock. Ugly when it lands.	WDay 11: win vs Tomikaze · kotenage: Armlock throw. Locking the elbow and throwing over that lock. Ugly when it lands.	WDay 12: win vs Higonoumi · yorikiri: Frontal force-out. Belt grip, walking the other man out. The most common winning move in makuuchi.	LDay 13: loss vs Iwakiyama · oshidashi: Frontal push-out. Open hands on the chest or throat; no belt. The other big everyday kimarite.	FDay 14: fusen win vs Hayateumi · fusen: Walkover. The opponent withdrew; the remaining wrestler is awarded the win without mounting the dohyo.	LDay 15: loss vs Hamanishiki · yorikiri: Frontal force-out. Belt grip, walking the other man out. The most common winning move in makuuchi.	8-7
Kasugao	J9E	LDay 1: loss vs Wakakosho · oshidashi: Frontal push-out. Open hands on the chest or throat; no belt. The other big everyday kimarite.	WDay 2: win vs Takatoriki · oshidashi: Frontal push-out. Open hands on the chest or throat; no belt. The other big everyday kimarite.	FDay 3: fusen win vs Terao · fusen: Walkover. The opponent withdrew; the remaining wrestler is awarded the win without mounting the dohyo.	WDay 4: win vs Juzan · yoritaoshi: Frontal crush-out. Yorikiri that finishes with the loser on the ground instead of just over the tawara.	WDay 5: win vs Asasekiryu · uwatenage: Overarm throw. Outside belt grip, then a throw over that arm. Classic yotsu-zumo.	LDay 6: loss vs Hamanishiki · uwatenage: Overarm throw. Outside belt grip, then a throw over that arm. Classic yotsu-zumo.	WDay 7: win vs Chiyotenzan · yorikiri: Frontal force-out. Belt grip, walking the other man out. The most common winning move in makuuchi.	W	L	W	WDay 11: win vs Takekaze · uwatenage: Overarm throw. Outside belt grip, then a throw over that arm. Classic yotsu-zumo.	W	LDay 13: loss vs Tamarikido · uwatenage: Overarm throw. Outside belt grip, then a throw over that arm. Classic yotsu-zumo.	LDay 14: loss vs Kinkaiyama · yorikiri: Frontal force-out. Belt grip, walking the other man out. The most common winning move in makuuchi.	W	10-5
Kotokanyu	J9W	W	LDay 2: loss vs Higonoumi · uwatenage: Overarm throw. Outside belt grip, then a throw over that arm. Classic yotsu-zumo.	LDay 3: loss vs Oginishiki · sukuinage: Beltless arm throw. Scooping under the arm and turning him without a proper mawashi grip.	LDay 4: loss vs Wakakosho · oshidashi: Frontal push-out. Open hands on the chest or throat; no belt. The other big everyday kimarite.	LDay 5: loss vs Kitazakura · yorikiri: Frontal force-out. Belt grip, walking the other man out. The most common winning move in makuuchi.	LDay 6: loss vs Tomikaze · hatakikomi: Slap down. A pull on the head or shoulder as the other man charges, so he hits the clay first.	LDay 7: loss vs Asasekiryu · hatakikomi: Slap down. A pull on the head or shoulder as the other man charges, so he hits the clay first.	LDay 8: loss vs Terao · oshidashi: Frontal push-out. Open hands on the chest or throat; no belt. The other big everyday kimarite.	LDay 9: loss vs Juzan · oshidashi: Frontal push-out. Open hands on the chest or throat; no belt. The other big everyday kimarite.	LDay 10: loss vs Takekaze · yorikiri: Frontal force-out. Belt grip, walking the other man out. The most common winning move in makuuchi.	L	LDay 12: loss vs Hamanishiki · yorikiri: Frontal force-out. Belt grip, walking the other man out. The most common winning move in makuuchi.	FDay 13: fusen win vs Takatoriki · fusen: Walkover. The opponent withdrew; the remaining wrestler is awarded the win without mounting the dohyo.	LDay 14: loss vs Toyozakura · hikiotoshi: Hand pull-down. Grabbing an arm or the mawashi and yanking him forward onto the dirt.	W	3-12
Harunoyama	J10E	L	LDay 2: loss vs Tomikaze · oshidashi: Frontal push-out. Open hands on the chest or throat; no belt. The other big everyday kimarite.	LDay 3: loss vs Toyozakura · yorikiri: Frontal force-out. Belt grip, walking the other man out. The most common winning move in makuuchi.	WDay 4: win vs Asasekiryu · oshidashi: Frontal push-out. Open hands on the chest or throat; no belt. The other big everyday kimarite.	WDay 5: win vs Hamanishiki · sukuinage: Beltless arm throw. Scooping under the arm and turning him without a proper mawashi grip.	LDay 6: loss vs Terao · hatakikomi: Slap down. A pull on the head or shoulder as the other man charges, so he hits the clay first.	W	L	LDay 9: loss vs Takatoriki · oshitaoshi: Frontal push-down. Oshidashi that ends with the loser on the clay rather than just out.	WDay 10: win vs Kitazakura · oshitaoshi: Frontal push-down. Oshidashi that ends with the loser on the clay rather than just out.	WDay 11: win vs Higonoumi · yorikiri: Frontal force-out. Belt grip, walking the other man out. The most common winning move in makuuchi.	LDay 12: loss vs Kobo · uwatedashinage: Pulling overarm throw. Outside grip used to pull him forward and down rather than a full throw.	LDay 13: loss vs Kinkaiyama · uwatenage: Overarm throw. Outside belt grip, then a throw over that arm. Classic yotsu-zumo.	W	LDay 15: loss vs Jumonji · yorikiri: Frontal force-out. Belt grip, walking the other man out. The most common winning move in makuuchi.	6-9
Kinkaiyama	J10W	WDay 1: win vs Terao · uwatedashinage: Pulling overarm throw. Outside grip used to pull him forward and down rather than a full throw.	LDay 2: loss vs Toyozakura · tsukidashi: Frontal thrust-out. Consecutive thrusts to the chest or throat until he steps out.	WDay 3: win vs Kitazakura · yorikiri: Frontal force-out. Belt grip, walking the other man out. The most common winning move in makuuchi.	WDay 4: win vs Takekaze · sukuinage: Beltless arm throw. Scooping under the arm and turning him without a proper mawashi grip.	WDay 5: win vs Tomikaze · oshidashi: Frontal push-out. Open hands on the chest or throat; no belt. The other big everyday kimarite.	W	WDay 7: win vs Wakakosho · tsukiotoshi: Thrust down. A sidestep and a shove that dumps him to the dirt without a clean push-out.	L	WDay 9: win vs Chiyotenzan · yorikiri: Frontal force-out. Belt grip, walking the other man out. The most common winning move in makuuchi.	W	WDay 11: win vs Kobo · oshidashi: Frontal push-out. Open hands on the chest or throat; no belt. The other big everyday kimarite.	LDay 12: loss vs Senshuyama · oshidashi: Frontal push-out. Open hands on the chest or throat; no belt. The other big everyday kimarite.	WDay 13: win vs Harunoyama · uwatenage: Overarm throw. Outside belt grip, then a throw over that arm. Classic yotsu-zumo.	WDay 14: win vs Kasugao · yorikiri: Frontal force-out. Belt grip, walking the other man out. The most common winning move in makuuchi.	LDay 15: loss vs Higonoumi · tsukiotoshi: Thrust down. A sidestep and a shove that dumps him to the dirt without a clean push-out.	11-4
Terao	J11E	LDay 1: loss vs Kinkaiyama · uwatedashinage: Pulling overarm throw. Outside grip used to pull him forward and down rather than a full throw.	LDay 2: loss vs Wakakosho · oshidashi: Frontal push-out. Open hands on the chest or throat; no belt. The other big everyday kimarite.	fDay 3: fusen loss vs Kasugao · fusen: Walkover. The opponent withdrew; the remaining wrestler is awarded the win without mounting the dohyo.	A	A	WDay 6: win vs Harunoyama · hatakikomi: Slap down. A pull on the head or shoulder as the other man charges, so he hits the clay first.	LDay 7: loss vs Kitazakura · oshidashi: Frontal push-out. Open hands on the chest or throat; no belt. The other big everyday kimarite.	WDay 8: win vs Kotokanyu · oshidashi: Frontal push-out. Open hands on the chest or throat; no belt. The other big everyday kimarite.	LDay 9: loss vs Higonoumi · yorikiri: Frontal force-out. Belt grip, walking the other man out. The most common winning move in makuuchi.	WDay 10: win vs Juzan · yoritaoshi: Frontal crush-out. Yorikiri that finishes with the loser on the ground instead of just over the tawara.	LDay 11: loss vs Gokenzan · oshidashi: Frontal push-out. Open hands on the chest or throat; no belt. The other big everyday kimarite.	WDay 12: win vs Takatoriki · hatakikomi: Slap down. A pull on the head or shoulder as the other man charges, so he hits the clay first.	LDay 13: loss vs Chiyotenzan · oshidashi: Frontal push-out. Open hands on the chest or throat; no belt. The other big everyday kimarite.	LDay 14: loss vs Hamanishiki · hikiotoshi: Hand pull-down. Grabbing an arm or the mawashi and yanking him forward onto the dirt.	WDay 15: win vs Oginishiki · tsukiotoshi: Thrust down. A sidestep and a shove that dumps him to the dirt without a clean push-out.	5-8-2
Takatoriki	J11W	LDay 1: loss vs Toyozakura · yorikiri: Frontal force-out. Belt grip, walking the other man out. The most common winning move in makuuchi.	LDay 2: loss vs Kasugao · oshidashi: Frontal push-out. Open hands on the chest or throat; no belt. The other big everyday kimarite.	LDay 3: loss vs Asasekiryu · oshidashi: Frontal push-out. Open hands on the chest or throat; no belt. The other big everyday kimarite.	LDay 4: loss vs Yotsukasa · hatakikomi: Slap down. A pull on the head or shoulder as the other man charges, so he hits the clay first.	WDay 5: win vs Higonoumi · hatakikomi: Slap down. A pull on the head or shoulder as the other man charges, so he hits the clay first.	L	LDay 7: loss vs Tomikaze · hatakikomi: Slap down. A pull on the head or shoulder as the other man charges, so he hits the clay first.	LDay 8: loss vs Ryuho · hikiotoshi: Hand pull-down. Grabbing an arm or the mawashi and yanking him forward onto the dirt.	WDay 9: win vs Harunoyama · oshitaoshi: Frontal push-down. Oshidashi that ends with the loser on the clay rather than just out.	WDay 10: win vs Kokkai · oshidashi: Frontal push-out. Open hands on the chest or throat; no belt. The other big everyday kimarite.	LDay 11: loss vs Tamarikido · hatakikomi: Slap down. A pull on the head or shoulder as the other man charges, so he hits the clay first.	LDay 12: loss vs Terao · hatakikomi: Slap down. A pull on the head or shoulder as the other man charges, so he hits the clay first.	fDay 13: fusen loss vs Kotokanyu · fusen: Walkover. The opponent withdrew; the remaining wrestler is awarded the win without mounting the dohyo.	A	A	3-10
Toyozakura	J12E	WDay 1: win vs Takatoriki · yorikiri: Frontal force-out. Belt grip, walking the other man out. The most common winning move in makuuchi.	WDay 2: win vs Kinkaiyama · tsukidashi: Frontal thrust-out. Consecutive thrusts to the chest or throat until he steps out.	WDay 3: win vs Harunoyama · yorikiri: Frontal force-out. Belt grip, walking the other man out. The most common winning move in makuuchi.	LDay 4: loss vs Tomikaze · yorikiri: Frontal force-out. Belt grip, walking the other man out. The most common winning move in makuuchi.	WDay 5: win vs Gokenzan · oshitaoshi: Frontal push-down. Oshidashi that ends with the loser on the clay rather than just out.	WDay 6: win vs Takekaze · shitatenage: Underarm throw. Inside belt grip, thrown under that arm. The mirror of uwatenage.	WDay 7: win vs Oginishiki · oshidashi: Frontal push-out. Open hands on the chest or throat; no belt. The other big everyday kimarite.	LDay 8: loss vs Wakakosho · oshitaoshi: Frontal push-down. Oshidashi that ends with the loser on the clay rather than just out.	W	WDay 10: win vs Kobo · tsukidashi: Frontal thrust-out. Consecutive thrusts to the chest or throat until he steps out.	WDay 11: win vs Chiyotenzan · oshidashi: Frontal push-out. Open hands on the chest or throat; no belt. The other big everyday kimarite.	LDay 12: loss vs Tamarikido · hikiotoshi: Hand pull-down. Grabbing an arm or the mawashi and yanking him forward onto the dirt.	LDay 13: loss vs Asasekiryu · tsukiotoshi: Thrust down. A sidestep and a shove that dumps him to the dirt without a clean push-out.	WDay 14: win vs Kotokanyu · hikiotoshi: Hand pull-down. Grabbing an arm or the mawashi and yanking him forward onto the dirt.	WDay 15: win vs Juzan · hikiotoshi: Hand pull-down. Grabbing an arm or the mawashi and yanking him forward onto the dirt.	11-4
Takekaze	J12W	WDay 1: win vs Asasekiryu · kotenage: Armlock throw. Locking the elbow and throwing over that lock. Ugly when it lands.	WDay 2: win vs Juzan · oshidashi: Frontal push-out. Open hands on the chest or throat; no belt. The other big everyday kimarite.	LDay 3: loss vs Ryuho · yoritaoshi: Frontal crush-out. Yorikiri that finishes with the loser on the ground instead of just over the tawara.	LDay 4: loss vs Kinkaiyama · sukuinage: Beltless arm throw. Scooping under the arm and turning him without a proper mawashi grip.	WDay 5: win vs Wakakosho · oshidashi: Frontal push-out. Open hands on the chest or throat; no belt. The other big everyday kimarite.	LDay 6: loss vs Toyozakura · shitatenage: Underarm throw. Inside belt grip, thrown under that arm. The mirror of uwatenage.	W	W	WDay 9: win vs Wakatenro · hatakikomi: Slap down. A pull on the head or shoulder as the other man charges, so he hits the clay first.	WDay 10: win vs Kotokanyu · yorikiri: Frontal force-out. Belt grip, walking the other man out. The most common winning move in makuuchi.	LDay 11: loss vs Kasugao · uwatenage: Overarm throw. Outside belt grip, then a throw over that arm. Classic yotsu-zumo.	WDay 12: win vs Oginishiki · kotenage: Armlock throw. Locking the elbow and throwing over that lock. Ugly when it lands.	L	L	LDay 15: loss vs Tamarikido · oshidashi: Frontal push-out. Open hands on the chest or throat; no belt. The other big everyday kimarite.	8-7
Asasekiryu	J13E	LDay 1: loss vs Takekaze · kotenage: Armlock throw. Locking the elbow and throwing over that lock. Ugly when it lands.	WDay 2: win vs Kokkai · uwatenage: Overarm throw. Outside belt grip, then a throw over that arm. Classic yotsu-zumo.	WDay 3: win vs Takatoriki · oshidashi: Frontal push-out. Open hands on the chest or throat; no belt. The other big everyday kimarite.	LDay 4: loss vs Harunoyama · oshidashi: Frontal push-out. Open hands on the chest or throat; no belt. The other big everyday kimarite.	LDay 5: loss vs Kasugao · uwatenage: Overarm throw. Outside belt grip, then a throw over that arm. Classic yotsu-zumo.	WDay 6: win vs Juzan · hatakikomi: Slap down. A pull on the head or shoulder as the other man charges, so he hits the clay first.	WDay 7: win vs Kotokanyu · hatakikomi: Slap down. A pull on the head or shoulder as the other man charges, so he hits the clay first.	W	WDay 9: win vs Wakakosho · hatakikomi: Slap down. A pull on the head or shoulder as the other man charges, so he hits the clay first.	WDay 10: win vs Hamanishiki · hikiotoshi: Hand pull-down. Grabbing an arm or the mawashi and yanking him forward onto the dirt.	LDay 11: loss vs Oginishiki · sukuinage: Beltless arm throw. Scooping under the arm and turning him without a proper mawashi grip.	WDay 12: win vs Komahikari · sukuinage: Beltless arm throw. Scooping under the arm and turning him without a proper mawashi grip.	WDay 13: win vs Toyozakura · tsukiotoshi: Thrust down. A sidestep and a shove that dumps him to the dirt without a clean push-out.	WDay 14: win vs Iwakiyama · uwatedashinage: Pulling overarm throw. Outside grip used to pull him forward and down rather than a full throw.	LDay 15: loss vs Kobo · tsukiotoshi: Thrust down. A sidestep and a shove that dumps him to the dirt without a clean push-out.	10-5
Tomikaze	J13W	LDay 1: loss vs Wakatenro · tsukidashi: Frontal thrust-out. Consecutive thrusts to the chest or throat until he steps out.	WDay 2: win vs Harunoyama · oshidashi: Frontal push-out. Open hands on the chest or throat; no belt. The other big everyday kimarite.	WDay 3: win vs Juzan · yoritaoshi: Frontal crush-out. Yorikiri that finishes with the loser on the ground instead of just over the tawara.	WDay 4: win vs Toyozakura · yorikiri: Frontal force-out. Belt grip, walking the other man out. The most common winning move in makuuchi.	LDay 5: loss vs Kinkaiyama · oshidashi: Frontal push-out. Open hands on the chest or throat; no belt. The other big everyday kimarite.	WDay 6: win vs Kotokanyu · hatakikomi: Slap down. A pull on the head or shoulder as the other man charges, so he hits the clay first.	WDay 7: win vs Takatoriki · hatakikomi: Slap down. A pull on the head or shoulder as the other man charges, so he hits the clay first.	L	WDay 9: win vs Hamanishiki · uwatenage: Overarm throw. Outside belt grip, then a throw over that arm. Classic yotsu-zumo.	LDay 10: loss vs Komahikari · yorikiri: Frontal force-out. Belt grip, walking the other man out. The most common winning move in makuuchi.	LDay 11: loss vs Wakakosho · kotenage: Armlock throw. Locking the elbow and throwing over that lock. Ugly when it lands.	LDay 12: loss vs Chiyotenzan · yorikiri: Frontal force-out. Belt grip, walking the other man out. The most common winning move in makuuchi.	L	LDay 14: loss vs Oginishiki · oshidashi: Frontal push-out. Open hands on the chest or throat; no belt. The other big everyday kimarite.	LDay 15: loss vs Kitazakura · tsukiotoshi: Thrust down. A sidestep and a shove that dumps him to the dirt without a clean push-out.	6-9