Nagoya 2022 (Jul) results

The Nagoya 2022 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
Terunofuji	Y1E	L	WDay 2: win vs Kiribayama · yorikiri: Frontal force-out. Belt grip, walking the other man out. The most common winning move in makuuchi.	WDay 3: win vs Takanosho · uwatenage: Overarm throw. Outside belt grip, then a throw over that arm. Classic yotsu-zumo.	WDay 4: win vs Kotonowaka · tottari: Arm-bar throw. Grabbing the wrist, turning it, and using that bar to dump him.	LDay 5: loss vs Ichinojo · yorikiri: Frontal force-out. Belt grip, walking the other man out. The most common winning move in makuuchi.	WDay 6: win vs Tamawashi · tsukiotoshi: Thrust down. A sidestep and a shove that dumps him to the dirt without a clean push-out.	W	WDay 8: win vs Wakamotoharu · shitatenage: Underarm throw. Inside belt grip, thrown under that arm. The mirror of uwatenage.	WDay 9: win vs Endo · oshidashi: Frontal push-out. Open hands on the chest or throat; no belt. The other big everyday kimarite.	WDay 10: win vs Sadanoumi · yorikiri: Frontal force-out. Belt grip, walking the other man out. The most common winning move in makuuchi.	WDay 11: win vs Hoshoryu · yorikiri: Frontal force-out. Belt grip, walking the other man out. The most common winning move in makuuchi.	WDay 12: win vs Daieisho · oshidashi: Frontal push-out. Open hands on the chest or throat; no belt. The other big everyday kimarite.	WDay 13: win vs Wakatakakage · oshidashi: Frontal push-out. Open hands on the chest or throat; no belt. The other big everyday kimarite.	LDay 14: loss vs Shodai · hikiotoshi: Hand pull-down. Grabbing an arm or the mawashi and yanking him forward onto the dirt.	LDay 15: loss vs Takakeisho · oshidashi: Frontal push-out. Open hands on the chest or throat; no belt. The other big everyday kimarite.	11-4
Takakeisho	O1E	LDay 1: loss vs Kiribayama · yorikiri: Frontal force-out. Belt grip, walking the other man out. The most common winning move in makuuchi.	WDay 2: win vs Hoshoryu · kotenage: Armlock throw. Locking the elbow and throwing over that lock. Ugly when it lands.	WDay 3: win vs Kotonowaka · oshidashi: Frontal push-out. Open hands on the chest or throat; no belt. The other big everyday kimarite.	LDay 4: loss vs Ichinojo · yorikiri: Frontal force-out. Belt grip, walking the other man out. The most common winning move in makuuchi.	WDay 5: win vs Tamawashi · oshidashi: Frontal push-out. Open hands on the chest or throat; no belt. The other big everyday kimarite.	W	LDay 7: loss vs Abi · uwatenage: Overarm throw. Outside belt grip, then a throw over that arm. Classic yotsu-zumo.	WDay 8: win vs Endo · hatakikomi: Slap down. A pull on the head or shoulder as the other man charges, so he hits the clay first.	WDay 9: win vs Wakamotoharu · tsukiotoshi: Thrust down. A sidestep and a shove that dumps him to the dirt without a clean push-out.	W	WDay 11: win vs Tobizaru · 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 Nishikigi · oshidashi: Frontal push-out. Open hands on the chest or throat; no belt. The other big everyday kimarite.	WDay 13: win vs Shodai · oshidashi: Frontal push-out. Open hands on the chest or throat; no belt. The other big everyday kimarite.	L	WDay 15: win vs Terunofuji · oshidashi: Frontal push-out. Open hands on the chest or throat; no belt. The other big everyday kimarite.	11-4
Mitakeumi	O1W	WDay 1: win vs Takanosho · oshidashi: Frontal push-out. Open hands on the chest or throat; no belt. The other big everyday kimarite.	LDay 2: loss vs Kotonowaka · yorikiri: Frontal force-out. Belt grip, walking the other man out. The most common winning move in makuuchi.	LDay 3: loss vs Abi · oshidashi: Frontal push-out. Open hands on the chest or throat; no belt. The other big everyday kimarite.	WDay 4: win vs Kiribayama · tsukiotoshi: Thrust down. A sidestep and a shove that dumps him to the dirt without a clean push-out.	LDay 5: loss vs Ura · tottari: Arm-bar throw. Grabbing the wrist, turning it, and using that bar to dump him.	LDay 6: loss vs Ichinojo · yorikiri: Frontal force-out. Belt grip, walking the other man out. The most common winning move in makuuchi.	fDay 7: fusen loss vs Hoshoryu · fusen: Walkover. The opponent withdrew; the remaining wrestler is awarded the win without mounting the dohyo.	A	A	A	A	A	A	A	A	2-5-8 · kadoban
Shodai	O2W	LDay 1: loss vs Kotonowaka · oshidashi: Frontal push-out. Open hands on the chest or throat; no belt. The other big everyday kimarite.	LDay 2: loss vs Takanosho · oshidashi: Frontal push-out. Open hands on the chest or throat; no belt. The other big everyday kimarite.	L	WDay 4: win vs Hoshoryu · 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 Wakamotoharu · yorikiri: Frontal force-out. Belt grip, walking the other man out. The most common winning move in makuuchi.	WDay 6: win vs Daieisho · oshidashi: Frontal push-out. Open hands on the chest or throat; no belt. The other big everyday kimarite.	WDay 7: win vs Ichinojo · oshidashi: Frontal push-out. Open hands on the chest or throat; no belt. The other big everyday kimarite.	WDay 8: win vs Tamawashi · yorikiri: Frontal force-out. Belt grip, walking the other man out. The most common winning move in makuuchi.	WDay 9: win vs Abi · tsukiotoshi: Thrust down. A sidestep and a shove that dumps him to the dirt without a clean push-out.	WDay 10: win vs Ura · yoritaoshi: Frontal crush-out. Yorikiri that finishes with the loser on the ground instead of just over the tawara.	WDay 11: win vs Endo · yorikiri: Frontal force-out. Belt grip, walking the other man out. The most common winning move in makuuchi.	WDay 12: win vs Aoiyama · oshidashi: Frontal push-out. Open hands on the chest or throat; no belt. The other big everyday kimarite.	LDay 13: loss vs Takakeisho · oshidashi: Frontal push-out. Open hands on the chest or throat; no belt. The other big everyday kimarite.	WDay 14: win vs Terunofuji · hikiotoshi: Hand pull-down. Grabbing an arm or the mawashi and yanking him forward onto the dirt.	WDay 15: win vs Wakatakakage · hatakikomi: Slap down. A pull on the head or shoulder as the other man charges, so he hits the clay first.	10-5
Wakatakakage	S1E	LDay 1: loss vs Ichinojo · yorikiri: Frontal force-out. Belt grip, walking the other man out. The most common winning move in makuuchi.	LDay 2: loss vs Tamawashi · oshitaoshi: Frontal push-down. Oshidashi that ends with the loser on the clay rather than just out.	WDay 3: win vs Ura · oshitaoshi: Frontal push-down. Oshidashi that ends with the loser on the clay rather than just out.	LDay 4: loss vs Abi · oshitaoshi: Frontal push-down. Oshidashi that ends with the loser on the clay rather than just out.	WDay 5: win vs Hoshoryu · oshidashi: Frontal push-out. Open hands on the chest or throat; no belt. The other big everyday kimarite.	WDay 6: win vs Kiribayama · yoritaoshi: Frontal crush-out. Yorikiri that finishes with the loser on the ground instead of just over the tawara.	FDay 7: fusen win vs Takanosho · fusen: Walkover. The opponent withdrew; the remaining wrestler is awarded the win without mounting the dohyo.	WDay 8: win vs Daieisho · oshitaoshi: Frontal push-down. Oshidashi that ends with the loser on the clay rather than just out.	LDay 9: loss vs Kotonowaka · yorikiri: Frontal force-out. Belt grip, walking the other man out. The most common winning move in makuuchi.	WDay 10: win vs Endo · oshidashi: Frontal push-out. Open hands on the chest or throat; no belt. The other big everyday kimarite.	LDay 11: loss vs Aoiyama · 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 Okinoumi · yorikiri: Frontal force-out. Belt grip, walking the other man out. The most common winning move in makuuchi.	LDay 13: loss vs Terunofuji · oshidashi: Frontal push-out. Open hands on the chest or throat; no belt. The other big everyday kimarite.	W	LDay 15: loss vs Shodai · hatakikomi: Slap down. A pull on the head or shoulder as the other man charges, so he hits the clay first.	8-7
Daieisho	S1W	LDay 1: loss vs Tamawashi · 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 Ichinojo · oshidashi: Frontal push-out. Open hands on the chest or throat; no belt. The other big everyday kimarite.	WDay 3: win vs Wakamotoharu · hatakikomi: Slap down. A pull on the head or shoulder as the other man charges, so he hits the clay first.	WDay 4: win vs Takanosho · 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 Abi · tsukidashi: Frontal thrust-out. Consecutive thrusts to the chest or throat until he steps out.	LDay 6: loss vs Shodai · oshidashi: Frontal push-out. Open hands on the chest or throat; no belt. The other big everyday kimarite.	WDay 7: win vs Kiribayama · 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 Wakatakakage · oshitaoshi: Frontal push-down. Oshidashi that ends with the loser on the clay rather than just out.	WDay 9: win vs Ura · hatakikomi: Slap down. A pull on the head or shoulder as the other man charges, so he hits the clay first.	L	FDay 11: fusen win vs Kotonowaka · fusen: Walkover. The opponent withdrew; the remaining wrestler is awarded the win without mounting the dohyo.	LDay 12: loss vs Terunofuji · oshidashi: Frontal push-out. Open hands on the chest or throat; no belt. The other big everyday kimarite.	fDay 13: fusen loss vs Aoiyama · fusen: Walkover. The opponent withdrew; the remaining wrestler is awarded the win without mounting the dohyo.	A	A	6-7-2
Hoshoryu	K1E	WDay 1: win vs Ura · hikiotoshi: Hand pull-down. Grabbing an arm or the mawashi and yanking him forward onto the dirt.	LDay 2: loss vs Takakeisho · kotenage: Armlock throw. Locking the elbow and throwing over that lock. Ugly when it lands.	LDay 3: loss vs Ichinojo · yorikiri: Frontal force-out. Belt grip, walking the other man out. The most common winning move in makuuchi.	LDay 4: loss vs Shodai · 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 Wakatakakage · oshidashi: Frontal push-out. Open hands on the chest or throat; no belt. The other big everyday kimarite.	WDay 6: win vs Abi · oshidashi: Frontal push-out. Open hands on the chest or throat; no belt. The other big everyday kimarite.	FDay 7: fusen win vs Mitakeumi · fusen: Walkover. The opponent withdrew; the remaining wrestler is awarded the win without mounting the dohyo.	WDay 8: win vs Kiribayama · yoritaoshi: Frontal crush-out. Yorikiri that finishes with the loser on the ground instead of just over the tawara.	WDay 9: win vs Tamawashi · oshidashi: Frontal push-out. Open hands on the chest or throat; no belt. The other big everyday kimarite.	W	LDay 11: loss vs Terunofuji · yorikiri: Frontal force-out. Belt grip, walking the other man out. The most common winning move in makuuchi.	WDay 12: win vs Hokutofuji · uwatenage: Overarm throw. Outside belt grip, then a throw over that arm. Classic yotsu-zumo.	WDay 13: win vs Wakamotoharu · kotenage: Armlock throw. Locking the elbow and throwing over that lock. Ugly when it lands.	WDay 14: win vs Tochinoshin · uwatedashinage: Pulling overarm throw. Outside grip used to pull him forward and down rather than a full throw.	LDay 15: loss vs Midorifuji · watashikomi: Thigh-grabbing push down. A hand behind the knee while driving forward.	9-6
Abi	K1W	W	LDay 2: loss vs Ura · oshidashi: Frontal push-out. Open hands on the chest or throat; no belt. The other big everyday kimarite.	WDay 3: win vs Mitakeumi · oshidashi: Frontal push-out. Open hands on the chest or throat; no belt. The other big everyday kimarite.	WDay 4: win vs Wakatakakage · oshitaoshi: Frontal push-down. Oshidashi that ends with the loser on the clay rather than just out.	LDay 5: loss vs Daieisho · tsukidashi: Frontal thrust-out. Consecutive thrusts to the chest or throat until he steps out.	LDay 6: loss vs Hoshoryu · oshidashi: Frontal push-out. Open hands on the chest or throat; no belt. The other big everyday kimarite.	WDay 7: win vs Takakeisho · uwatenage: Overarm throw. Outside belt grip, then a throw over that arm. Classic yotsu-zumo.	WDay 8: win vs Sadanoumi · tsukidashi: Frontal thrust-out. Consecutive thrusts to the chest or throat until he steps out.	LDay 9: loss vs Shodai · tsukiotoshi: Thrust down. A sidestep and a shove that dumps him to the dirt without a clean push-out.	LDay 10: loss vs Kiribayama · oshidashi: Frontal push-out. Open hands on the chest or throat; no belt. The other big everyday kimarite.	L	WDay 12: win vs Wakamotoharu · hikiotoshi: Hand pull-down. Grabbing an arm or the mawashi and yanking him forward onto the dirt.	WDay 13: win vs Hokutofuji · hikiotoshi: Hand pull-down. Grabbing an arm or the mawashi and yanking him forward onto the dirt.	WDay 14: win vs Chiyotairyu · hatakikomi: Slap down. A pull on the head or shoulder as the other man charges, so he hits the clay first.	LDay 15: loss vs Meisei · tsukidashi: Frontal thrust-out. Consecutive thrusts to the chest or throat until he steps out.	8-7
Kiribayama	M1E	WDay 1: win vs Takakeisho · yorikiri: Frontal force-out. Belt grip, walking the other man out. The most common winning move in makuuchi.	LDay 2: loss vs Terunofuji · yorikiri: Frontal force-out. Belt grip, walking the other man out. The most common winning move in makuuchi.	W	LDay 4: loss vs Mitakeumi · tsukiotoshi: Thrust down. A sidestep and a shove that dumps him to the dirt without a clean push-out.	WDay 5: win vs Takanosho · uwatedashinage: Pulling overarm throw. Outside grip used to pull him forward and down rather than a full throw.	LDay 6: loss vs Wakatakakage · yoritaoshi: Frontal crush-out. Yorikiri that finishes with the loser on the ground instead of just over the tawara.	LDay 7: loss vs Daieisho · 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 Hoshoryu · yoritaoshi: Frontal crush-out. Yorikiri that finishes with the loser on the ground instead of just over the tawara.	LDay 9: loss vs Ichinojo · yorikiri: Frontal force-out. Belt grip, walking the other man out. The most common winning move in makuuchi.	WDay 10: win vs Abi · oshidashi: Frontal push-out. Open hands on the chest or throat; no belt. The other big everyday kimarite.	LDay 11: loss vs Tamawashi · 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 Ura · hatakikomi: Slap down. A pull on the head or shoulder as the other man charges, so he hits the clay first.	WDay 13: win vs Okinoumi · kotenage: Armlock throw. Locking the elbow and throwing over that lock. Ugly when it lands.	WDay 14: win vs Wakamotoharu · yoritaoshi: Frontal crush-out. Yorikiri that finishes with the loser on the ground instead of just over the tawara.	WDay 15: win vs Chiyoshoma · uwatenage: Overarm throw. Outside belt grip, then a throw over that arm. Classic yotsu-zumo.	8-7
Takanosho	M1W	LDay 1: loss vs Mitakeumi · oshidashi: Frontal push-out. Open hands on the chest or throat; no belt. The other big everyday kimarite.	WDay 2: win vs Shodai · oshidashi: Frontal push-out. Open hands on the chest or throat; no belt. The other big everyday kimarite.	LDay 3: loss vs Terunofuji · uwatenage: Overarm throw. Outside belt grip, then a throw over that arm. Classic yotsu-zumo.	LDay 4: loss vs Daieisho · 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 Kiribayama · uwatedashinage: Pulling overarm throw. Outside grip used to pull him forward and down rather than a full throw.	LDay 6: loss vs Kotonowaka · uwatenage: Overarm throw. Outside belt grip, then a throw over that arm. Classic yotsu-zumo.	fDay 7: fusen loss vs Wakatakakage · fusen: Walkover. The opponent withdrew; the remaining wrestler is awarded the win without mounting the dohyo.	A	A	A	A	A	A	A	A	1-6-8
Kotonowaka	M2E	WDay 1: win vs Shodai · oshidashi: Frontal push-out. Open hands on the chest or throat; no belt. The other big everyday kimarite.	WDay 2: win vs Mitakeumi · yorikiri: Frontal force-out. Belt grip, walking the other man out. The most common winning move in makuuchi.	LDay 3: loss vs Takakeisho · oshidashi: Frontal push-out. Open hands on the chest or throat; no belt. The other big everyday kimarite.	LDay 4: loss vs Terunofuji · tottari: Arm-bar throw. Grabbing the wrist, turning it, and using that bar to dump him.	WDay 5: win vs Endo · tsukidashi: Frontal thrust-out. Consecutive thrusts to the chest or throat until he steps out.	WDay 6: win vs Takanosho · uwatenage: Overarm throw. Outside belt grip, then a throw over that arm. Classic yotsu-zumo.	WDay 7: win vs Tamawashi · tsukiotoshi: Thrust down. A sidestep and a shove that dumps him to the dirt without a clean push-out.	WDay 8: win vs Ichinojo · yorikiri: Frontal force-out. Belt grip, walking the other man out. The most common winning move in makuuchi.	WDay 9: win vs Wakatakakage · yorikiri: Frontal force-out. Belt grip, walking the other man out. The most common winning move in makuuchi.	L	fDay 11: fusen loss vs Daieisho · fusen: Walkover. The opponent withdrew; the remaining wrestler is awarded the win without mounting the dohyo.	A	A	A	A	7-4-4
Ichinojo	M2W	WDay 1: win vs Wakatakakage · yorikiri: Frontal force-out. Belt grip, walking the other man out. The most common winning move in makuuchi.	WDay 2: win vs Daieisho · oshidashi: Frontal push-out. Open hands on the chest or throat; no belt. The other big everyday kimarite.	WDay 3: win vs Hoshoryu · yorikiri: Frontal force-out. Belt grip, walking the other man out. The most common winning move in makuuchi.	WDay 4: win vs Takakeisho · yorikiri: Frontal force-out. Belt grip, walking the other man out. The most common winning move in makuuchi.	WDay 5: win vs Terunofuji · yorikiri: Frontal force-out. Belt grip, walking the other man out. The most common winning move in makuuchi.	WDay 6: win vs Mitakeumi · yorikiri: Frontal force-out. Belt grip, walking the other man out. The most common winning move in makuuchi.	LDay 7: loss vs Shodai · oshidashi: Frontal push-out. Open hands on the chest or throat; no belt. The other big everyday kimarite.	LDay 8: loss vs Kotonowaka · yorikiri: Frontal force-out. Belt grip, walking the other man out. The most common winning move in makuuchi.	WDay 9: win vs Kiribayama · yorikiri: Frontal force-out. Belt grip, walking the other man out. The most common winning move in makuuchi.	WDay 10: win vs Tamawashi · yoritaoshi: Frontal crush-out. Yorikiri that finishes with the loser on the ground instead of just over the tawara.	W	WDay 12: win vs Tobizaru · oshidashi: Frontal push-out. Open hands on the chest or throat; no belt. The other big everyday kimarite.	FDay 13: fusen win vs Nishikigi · fusen: Walkover. The opponent withdrew; the remaining wrestler is awarded the win without mounting the dohyo.	LDay 14: loss vs Meisei · yorikiri: Frontal force-out. Belt grip, walking the other man out. The most common winning move in makuuchi.	WDay 15: win vs Ura · yorikiri: Frontal force-out. Belt grip, walking the other man out. The most common winning move in makuuchi.	12-3 YS
Tamawashi	M3E	WDay 1: win vs Daieisho · 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 Wakatakakage · oshitaoshi: Frontal push-down. Oshidashi that ends with the loser on the clay rather than just out.	WDay 3: win vs Endo · oshidashi: Frontal push-out. Open hands on the chest or throat; no belt. The other big everyday kimarite.	LDay 4: loss vs Sadanoumi · oshidashi: Frontal push-out. Open hands on the chest or throat; no belt. The other big everyday kimarite.	LDay 5: loss vs Takakeisho · oshidashi: Frontal push-out. Open hands on the chest or throat; no belt. The other big everyday kimarite.	LDay 6: loss vs Terunofuji · tsukiotoshi: Thrust down. A sidestep and a shove that dumps him to the dirt without a clean push-out.	LDay 7: loss vs Kotonowaka · tsukiotoshi: Thrust down. A sidestep and a shove that dumps him to the dirt without a clean push-out.	LDay 8: loss vs Shodai · yorikiri: Frontal force-out. Belt grip, walking the other man out. The most common winning move in makuuchi.	LDay 9: loss vs Hoshoryu · oshidashi: Frontal push-out. Open hands on the chest or throat; no belt. The other big everyday kimarite.	LDay 10: loss vs Ichinojo · yoritaoshi: Frontal crush-out. Yorikiri that finishes with the loser on the ground instead of just over the tawara.	WDay 11: win vs Kiribayama · 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 Tsurugisho · oshidashi: Frontal push-out. Open hands on the chest or throat; no belt. The other big everyday kimarite.	fDay 13: fusen loss vs Ura · fusen: Walkover. The opponent withdrew; the remaining wrestler is awarded the win without mounting the dohyo.	A	A	5-8-2
Ura	M3W	LDay 1: loss vs Hoshoryu · hikiotoshi: Hand pull-down. Grabbing an arm or the mawashi and yanking him forward onto the dirt.	WDay 2: win vs Abi · oshidashi: Frontal push-out. Open hands on the chest or throat; no belt. The other big everyday kimarite.	LDay 3: loss vs Wakatakakage · oshitaoshi: Frontal push-down. Oshidashi that ends with the loser on the clay rather than just out.	W	WDay 5: win vs Mitakeumi · tottari: Arm-bar throw. Grabbing the wrist, turning it, and using that bar to dump him.	L	L	WDay 8: win vs Aoiyama · oshidashi: Frontal push-out. Open hands on the chest or throat; no belt. The other big everyday kimarite.	LDay 9: loss vs Daieisho · hatakikomi: Slap down. A pull on the head or shoulder as the other man charges, so he hits the clay first.	LDay 10: loss vs Shodai · yoritaoshi: Frontal crush-out. Yorikiri that finishes with the loser on the ground instead of just over the tawara.	WDay 11: win vs Okinoumi · tottari: Arm-bar throw. Grabbing the wrist, turning it, and using that bar to dump him.	LDay 12: loss vs Kiribayama · hatakikomi: Slap down. A pull on the head or shoulder as the other man charges, so he hits the clay first.	FDay 13: fusen win vs Tamawashi · fusen: Walkover. The opponent withdrew; the remaining wrestler is awarded the win without mounting the dohyo.	WDay 14: win vs Hokutofuji · oshidashi: Frontal push-out. Open hands on the chest or throat; no belt. The other big everyday kimarite.	LDay 15: loss vs Ichinojo · yorikiri: Frontal force-out. Belt grip, walking the other man out. The most common winning move in makuuchi.	7-8
Wakamotoharu	M4E	LDay 1: loss vs Endo · tsukidashi: Frontal thrust-out. Consecutive thrusts to the chest or throat until he steps out.	WDay 2: win vs Sadanoumi · yorikiri: Frontal force-out. Belt grip, walking the other man out. The most common winning move in makuuchi.	LDay 3: loss vs Daieisho · hatakikomi: Slap down. A pull on the head or shoulder as the other man charges, so he hits the clay first.	L	WDay 5: win vs Shodai · yorikiri: Frontal force-out. Belt grip, walking the other man out. The most common winning move in makuuchi.	WDay 6: win vs Aoiyama · oshidashi: Frontal push-out. Open hands on the chest or throat; no belt. The other big everyday kimarite.	WDay 7: win vs Tobizaru · 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 Terunofuji · shitatenage: Underarm throw. Inside belt grip, thrown under that arm. The mirror of uwatenage.	LDay 9: loss vs Takakeisho · tsukiotoshi: Thrust down. A sidestep and a shove that dumps him to the dirt without a clean push-out.	WDay 10: win vs Okinoumi · yorikiri: Frontal force-out. Belt grip, walking the other man out. The most common winning move in makuuchi.	LDay 11: loss vs Hokutofuji · watashikomi: Thigh-grabbing push down. A hand behind the knee while driving forward.	LDay 12: loss vs Abi · hikiotoshi: Hand pull-down. Grabbing an arm or the mawashi and yanking him forward onto the dirt.	LDay 13: loss vs Hoshoryu · kotenage: Armlock throw. Locking the elbow and throwing over that lock. Ugly when it lands.	LDay 14: loss vs Kiribayama · yoritaoshi: Frontal crush-out. Yorikiri that finishes with the loser on the ground instead of just over the tawara.	WDay 15: win vs Chiyotairyu · yorikiri: Frontal force-out. Belt grip, walking the other man out. The most common winning move in makuuchi.	6-9
Takayasu	M4W	A	A	A	A	A	A	A	A	A	A	A	A	A	A	A	0-0-15
Endo	M5E	WDay 1: win vs Wakamotoharu · tsukidashi: Frontal thrust-out. Consecutive thrusts to the chest or throat until he steps out.	LDay 2: loss vs Aoiyama · tsukidashi: Frontal thrust-out. Consecutive thrusts to the chest or throat until he steps out.	LDay 3: loss vs Tamawashi · oshidashi: Frontal push-out. Open hands on the chest or throat; no belt. The other big everyday kimarite.	WDay 4: win vs Okinoumi · 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 Kotonowaka · tsukidashi: Frontal thrust-out. Consecutive thrusts to the chest or throat until he steps out.	LDay 6: loss vs Sadanoumi · 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 Hokutofuji · oshitaoshi: Frontal push-down. Oshidashi that ends with the loser on the clay rather than just out.	LDay 8: loss vs Takakeisho · hatakikomi: Slap down. A pull on the head or shoulder as the other man charges, so he hits the clay first.	LDay 9: loss vs Terunofuji · oshidashi: Frontal push-out. Open hands on the chest or throat; no belt. The other big everyday kimarite.	LDay 10: loss vs Wakatakakage · oshidashi: Frontal push-out. Open hands on the chest or throat; no belt. The other big everyday kimarite.	LDay 11: loss vs Shodai · yorikiri: Frontal force-out. Belt grip, walking the other man out. The most common winning move in makuuchi.	WDay 12: win vs Shimanoumi · yorikiri: Frontal force-out. Belt grip, walking the other man out. The most common winning move in makuuchi.	fDay 13: fusen loss vs Takarafuji · fusen: Walkover. The opponent withdrew; the remaining wrestler is awarded the win without mounting the dohyo.	A	A	3-10-2
Sadanoumi	M5W	LDay 1: loss vs Aoiyama · 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 Wakamotoharu · yorikiri: Frontal force-out. Belt grip, walking the other man out. The most common winning move in makuuchi.	LDay 3: loss vs Tobizaru · yorikiri: Frontal force-out. Belt grip, walking the other man out. The most common winning move in makuuchi.	WDay 4: win vs Tamawashi · oshidashi: Frontal push-out. Open hands on the chest or throat; no belt. The other big everyday kimarite.	LDay 5: loss vs Okinoumi · uwatenage: Overarm throw. Outside belt grip, then a throw over that arm. Classic yotsu-zumo.	WDay 6: win vs Endo · 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 Tochinoshin · yorikiri: Frontal force-out. Belt grip, walking the other man out. The most common winning move in makuuchi.	LDay 8: loss vs Abi · tsukidashi: Frontal thrust-out. Consecutive thrusts to the chest or throat until he steps out.	LDay 9: loss vs Hokutofuji · oshitaoshi: Frontal push-down. Oshidashi that ends with the loser on the clay rather than just out.	LDay 10: loss vs Terunofuji · yorikiri: Frontal force-out. Belt grip, walking the other man out. The most common winning move in makuuchi.	WDay 11: win vs Shimanoumi · yorikiri: Frontal force-out. Belt grip, walking the other man out. The most common winning move in makuuchi.	W	FDay 13: fusen win vs Daiamami · fusen: Walkover. The opponent withdrew; the remaining wrestler is awarded the win without mounting the dohyo.	WDay 14: win vs Chiyomaru · yorikiri: Frontal force-out. Belt grip, walking the other man out. The most common winning move in makuuchi.	WDay 15: win vs Oho · yorikiri: Frontal force-out. Belt grip, walking the other man out. The most common winning move in makuuchi.	7-8
Aoiyama	M6E	WDay 1: win vs Sadanoumi · 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 Endo · tsukidashi: Frontal thrust-out. Consecutive thrusts to the chest or throat until he steps out.	WDay 3: win vs Okinoumi · hatakikomi: Slap down. A pull on the head or shoulder as the other man charges, so he hits the clay first.	LDay 4: loss vs Nishikigi · oshidashi: Frontal push-out. Open hands on the chest or throat; no belt. The other big everyday kimarite.	LDay 5: loss vs Tobizaru · sukuinage: Beltless arm throw. Scooping under the arm and turning him without a proper mawashi grip.	LDay 6: loss vs Wakamotoharu · oshidashi: Frontal push-out. Open hands on the chest or throat; no belt. The other big everyday kimarite.	WDay 7: win vs Shimanoumi · yorikiri: Frontal force-out. Belt grip, walking the other man out. The most common winning move in makuuchi.	LDay 8: loss vs Ura · oshidashi: Frontal push-out. Open hands on the chest or throat; no belt. The other big everyday kimarite.	LDay 9: loss vs Kotoeko · tsukiotoshi: Thrust down. A sidestep and a shove that dumps him to the dirt without a clean push-out.	L	WDay 11: win vs Wakatakakage · 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 Shodai · oshidashi: Frontal push-out. Open hands on the chest or throat; no belt. The other big everyday kimarite.	FDay 13: fusen win vs Daieisho · fusen: Walkover. The opponent withdrew; the remaining wrestler is awarded the win without mounting the dohyo.	LDay 14: loss vs Chiyoshoma · tsukiotoshi: Thrust down. A sidestep and a shove that dumps him to the dirt without a clean push-out.	LDay 15: loss vs Terutsuyoshi · oshidashi: Frontal push-out. Open hands on the chest or throat; no belt. The other big everyday kimarite.	6-9
Tobizaru	M6W	WDay 1: win vs Okinoumi · hikiotoshi: Hand pull-down. Grabbing an arm or the mawashi and yanking him forward onto the dirt.	LDay 2: loss vs Hokutofuji · yorikiri: Frontal force-out. Belt grip, walking the other man out. The most common winning move in makuuchi.	WDay 3: win vs Sadanoumi · yorikiri: Frontal force-out. Belt grip, walking the other man out. The most common winning move in makuuchi.	WDay 4: win vs Tochinoshin · tottari: Arm-bar throw. Grabbing the wrist, turning it, and using that bar to dump him.	WDay 5: win vs Aoiyama · sukuinage: Beltless arm throw. Scooping under the arm and turning him without a proper mawashi grip.	WDay 6: win vs Nishikigi · shitatenage: Underarm throw. Inside belt grip, thrown under that arm. The mirror of uwatenage.	LDay 7: loss vs Wakamotoharu · 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 Shimanoumi · 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 Chiyotairyu · oshidashi: Frontal push-out. Open hands on the chest or throat; no belt. The other big everyday kimarite.	LDay 11: loss vs Takakeisho · 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 Ichinojo · oshidashi: Frontal push-out. Open hands on the chest or throat; no belt. The other big everyday kimarite.	fDay 13: fusen loss vs Nishikifuji · fusen: Walkover. The opponent withdrew; the remaining wrestler is awarded the win without mounting the dohyo.	A	A	8-5-2
Okinoumi	M7E	LDay 1: loss vs Tobizaru · hikiotoshi: Hand pull-down. Grabbing an arm or the mawashi and yanking him forward onto the dirt.	WDay 2: win vs Tochinoshin · yorikiri: Frontal force-out. Belt grip, walking the other man out. The most common winning move in makuuchi.	LDay 3: loss vs Aoiyama · hatakikomi: Slap down. A pull on the head or shoulder as the other man charges, so he hits the clay first.	LDay 4: loss vs Endo · 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 Sadanoumi · uwatenage: Overarm throw. Outside belt grip, then a throw over that arm. Classic yotsu-zumo.	WDay 6: win vs Shimanoumi · yorikiri: Frontal force-out. Belt grip, walking the other man out. The most common winning move in makuuchi.	LDay 7: loss vs Nishikigi · yorikiri: Frontal force-out. Belt grip, walking the other man out. The most common winning move in makuuchi.	LDay 8: loss vs Chiyotairyu · tsukidashi: Frontal thrust-out. Consecutive thrusts to the chest or throat until he steps out.	WDay 9: win vs Meisei · oshidashi: Frontal push-out. Open hands on the chest or throat; no belt. The other big everyday kimarite.	LDay 10: loss vs Wakamotoharu · yorikiri: Frontal force-out. Belt grip, walking the other man out. The most common winning move in makuuchi.	LDay 11: loss vs Ura · tottari: Arm-bar throw. Grabbing the wrist, turning it, and using that bar to dump him.	LDay 12: loss vs Wakatakakage · yorikiri: Frontal force-out. Belt grip, walking the other man out. The most common winning move in makuuchi.	LDay 13: loss vs Kiribayama · kotenage: Armlock throw. Locking the elbow and throwing over that lock. Ugly when it lands.	LDay 14: loss vs Yutakayama · tsukiotoshi: Thrust down. A sidestep and a shove that dumps him to the dirt without a clean push-out.	fDay 15: fusen loss vs Chiyomaru · fusen: Walkover. The opponent withdrew; the remaining wrestler is awarded the win without mounting the dohyo.	4-11
Hokutofuji	M7W	LDay 1: loss vs Tochinoshin · 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 Tobizaru · yorikiri: Frontal force-out. Belt grip, walking the other man out. The most common winning move in makuuchi.	LDay 3: loss vs Nishikigi · yorikiri: Frontal force-out. Belt grip, walking the other man out. The most common winning move in makuuchi.	LDay 4: loss vs Shimanoumi · hikiotoshi: Hand pull-down. Grabbing an arm or the mawashi and yanking him forward onto the dirt.	WDay 5: win vs Kotoeko · oshidashi: Frontal push-out. Open hands on the chest or throat; no belt. The other big everyday kimarite.	LDay 6: loss vs Chiyotairyu · tsukidashi: Frontal thrust-out. Consecutive thrusts to the chest or throat until he steps out.	WDay 7: win vs Endo · oshitaoshi: Frontal push-down. Oshidashi that ends with the loser on the clay rather than just out.	L	WDay 9: win vs Sadanoumi · oshitaoshi: Frontal push-down. Oshidashi that ends with the loser on the clay rather than just out.	W	WDay 11: win vs Wakamotoharu · watashikomi: Thigh-grabbing push down. A hand behind the knee while driving forward.	LDay 12: loss vs Hoshoryu · uwatenage: Overarm throw. Outside belt grip, then a throw over that arm. Classic yotsu-zumo.	LDay 13: loss vs Abi · hikiotoshi: Hand pull-down. Grabbing an arm or the mawashi and yanking him forward onto the dirt.	LDay 14: loss vs Ura · oshidashi: Frontal push-out. Open hands on the chest or throat; no belt. The other big everyday kimarite.	fDay 15: fusen loss vs Nishikifuji · fusen: Walkover. The opponent withdrew; the remaining wrestler is awarded the win without mounting the dohyo.	6-9
Tochinoshin	M8E	WDay 1: win vs Hokutofuji · 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 Okinoumi · yorikiri: Frontal force-out. Belt grip, walking the other man out. The most common winning move in makuuchi.	WDay 3: win vs Shimanoumi · hatakikomi: Slap down. A pull on the head or shoulder as the other man charges, so he hits the clay first.	LDay 4: loss vs Tobizaru · tottari: Arm-bar throw. Grabbing the wrist, turning it, and using that bar to dump him.	WDay 5: win vs Nishikigi · yorikiri: Frontal force-out. Belt grip, walking the other man out. The most common winning move in makuuchi.	LDay 6: loss vs Kotoeko · tsukiotoshi: Thrust down. A sidestep and a shove that dumps him to the dirt without a clean push-out.	WDay 7: win vs Sadanoumi · yorikiri: Frontal force-out. Belt grip, walking the other man out. The most common winning move in makuuchi.	WDay 8: win vs Midorifuji · hatakikomi: Slap down. A pull on the head or shoulder as the other man charges, so he hits the clay first.	LDay 9: loss vs Chiyotairyu · hatakikomi: Slap down. A pull on the head or shoulder as the other man charges, so he hits the clay first.	L	WDay 11: win vs Meisei · yorikiri: Frontal force-out. Belt grip, walking the other man out. The most common winning move in makuuchi.	WDay 12: win vs Nishikifuji · tsukiotoshi: Thrust down. A sidestep and a shove that dumps him to the dirt without a clean push-out.	LDay 13: loss vs Chiyoshoma · uwatedashinage: Pulling overarm throw. Outside grip used to pull him forward and down rather than a full throw.	LDay 14: loss vs Hoshoryu · uwatedashinage: Pulling overarm throw. Outside grip used to pull him forward and down rather than a full throw.	LDay 15: loss vs Yutakayama · oshidashi: Frontal push-out. Open hands on the chest or throat; no belt. The other big everyday kimarite.	7-8
Nishikigi	M8W	WDay 1: win vs Shimanoumi · oshidashi: Frontal push-out. Open hands on the chest or throat; no belt. The other big everyday kimarite.	WDay 2: win vs Kotoeko · uwatenage: Overarm throw. Outside belt grip, then a throw over that arm. Classic yotsu-zumo.	WDay 3: win vs Hokutofuji · yorikiri: Frontal force-out. Belt grip, walking the other man out. The most common winning move in makuuchi.	WDay 4: win vs Aoiyama · oshidashi: Frontal push-out. Open hands on the chest or throat; no belt. The other big everyday kimarite.	LDay 5: loss vs Tochinoshin · yorikiri: Frontal force-out. Belt grip, walking the other man out. The most common winning move in makuuchi.	LDay 6: loss vs Tobizaru · shitatenage: Underarm throw. Inside belt grip, thrown under that arm. The mirror of uwatenage.	WDay 7: win vs Okinoumi · yorikiri: Frontal force-out. Belt grip, walking the other man out. The most common winning move in makuuchi.	WDay 8: win vs Kotoshoho · kotenage: Armlock throw. Locking the elbow and throwing over that lock. Ugly when it lands.	W	WDay 10: win vs Chiyoshoma · oshidashi: Frontal push-out. Open hands on the chest or throat; no belt. The other big everyday kimarite.	LDay 11: loss vs Myogiryu · 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 Takakeisho · oshidashi: Frontal push-out. Open hands on the chest or throat; no belt. The other big everyday kimarite.	fDay 13: fusen loss vs Ichinojo · fusen: Walkover. The opponent withdrew; the remaining wrestler is awarded the win without mounting the dohyo.	A	A	8-5-2
Shimanoumi	M9E	LDay 1: loss vs Nishikigi · oshidashi: Frontal push-out. Open hands on the chest or throat; no belt. The other big everyday kimarite.	LDay 2: loss vs Chiyotairyu · hikiotoshi: Hand pull-down. Grabbing an arm or the mawashi and yanking him forward onto the dirt.	LDay 3: loss vs Tochinoshin · hatakikomi: Slap down. A pull on the head or shoulder as the other man charges, so he hits the clay first.	WDay 4: win vs Hokutofuji · hikiotoshi: Hand pull-down. Grabbing an arm or the mawashi and yanking him forward onto the dirt.	LDay 5: loss vs Meisei · yorikiri: Frontal force-out. Belt grip, walking the other man out. The most common winning move in makuuchi.	LDay 6: loss vs Okinoumi · yorikiri: Frontal force-out. Belt grip, walking the other man out. The most common winning move in makuuchi.	LDay 7: loss vs Aoiyama · yorikiri: Frontal force-out. Belt grip, walking the other man out. The most common winning move in makuuchi.	LDay 8: loss vs Terutsuyoshi · yorikiri: Frontal force-out. Belt grip, walking the other man out. The most common winning move in makuuchi.	LDay 9: loss vs Tobizaru · hatakikomi: Slap down. A pull on the head or shoulder as the other man charges, so he hits the clay first.	LDay 10: loss vs Daiamami · yorikiri: Frontal force-out. Belt grip, walking the other man out. The most common winning move in makuuchi.	LDay 11: loss vs Sadanoumi · yorikiri: Frontal force-out. Belt grip, walking the other man out. The most common winning move in makuuchi.	LDay 12: loss vs Endo · yorikiri: Frontal force-out. Belt grip, walking the other man out. The most common winning move in makuuchi.	LDay 13: loss vs Chiyomaru · uwatedashinage: Pulling overarm throw. Outside grip used to pull him forward and down rather than a full throw.	LDay 14: loss vs Kagayaki · oshidashi: Frontal push-out. Open hands on the chest or throat; no belt. The other big everyday kimarite.	LDay 15: loss vs Mitoryu · oshidashi: Frontal push-out. Open hands on the chest or throat; no belt. The other big everyday kimarite.	1-14
Kotoeko	M9W	WDay 1: win vs Chiyotairyu · oshidashi: Frontal push-out. Open hands on the chest or throat; no belt. The other big everyday kimarite.	LDay 2: loss vs Nishikigi · uwatenage: Overarm throw. Outside belt grip, then a throw over that arm. Classic yotsu-zumo.	WDay 3: win vs Meisei · uwatenage: Overarm throw. Outside belt grip, then a throw over that arm. Classic yotsu-zumo.	LDay 4: loss vs Midorifuji · shitatenage: Underarm throw. Inside belt grip, thrown under that arm. The mirror of uwatenage.	LDay 5: loss vs Hokutofuji · oshidashi: Frontal push-out. Open hands on the chest or throat; no belt. The other big everyday kimarite.	WDay 6: win vs Tochinoshin · tsukiotoshi: Thrust down. A sidestep and a shove that dumps him to the dirt without a clean push-out.	WDay 7: win vs Terutsuyoshi · yorikiri: Frontal force-out. Belt grip, walking the other man out. The most common winning move in makuuchi.	L	WDay 9: win vs Aoiyama · tsukiotoshi: Thrust down. A sidestep and a shove that dumps him to the dirt without a clean push-out.	LDay 10: loss vs Tsurugisho · yorikiri: Frontal force-out. Belt grip, walking the other man out. The most common winning move in makuuchi.	fDay 11: fusen loss vs Oho · fusen: Walkover. The opponent withdrew; the remaining wrestler is awarded the win without mounting the dohyo.	A	A	A	A	5-6-4
Chiyotairyu	M10E	LDay 1: loss vs Kotoeko · oshidashi: Frontal push-out. Open hands on the chest or throat; no belt. The other big everyday kimarite.	WDay 2: win vs Shimanoumi · hikiotoshi: Hand pull-down. Grabbing an arm or the mawashi and yanking him forward onto the dirt.	LDay 3: loss vs Kotoshoho · hikiotoshi: Hand pull-down. Grabbing an arm or the mawashi and yanking him forward onto the dirt.	W	LDay 5: loss vs Midorifuji · oshidashi: Frontal push-out. Open hands on the chest or throat; no belt. The other big everyday kimarite.	WDay 6: win vs Hokutofuji · tsukidashi: Frontal thrust-out. Consecutive thrusts to the chest or throat until he steps out.	WDay 7: win vs Meisei · hatakikomi: Slap down. A pull on the head or shoulder as the other man charges, so he hits the clay first.	WDay 8: win vs Okinoumi · tsukidashi: Frontal thrust-out. Consecutive thrusts to the chest or throat until he steps out.	WDay 9: win vs Tochinoshin · hatakikomi: Slap down. A pull on the head or shoulder as the other man charges, so he hits the clay first.	LDay 10: loss vs Tobizaru · oshidashi: Frontal push-out. Open hands on the chest or throat; no belt. The other big everyday kimarite.	LDay 11: loss vs Nishikifuji · yorikiri: Frontal force-out. Belt grip, walking the other man out. The most common winning move in makuuchi.	LDay 12: loss vs Myogiryu · oshidashi: Frontal push-out. Open hands on the chest or throat; no belt. The other big everyday kimarite.	LDay 13: loss vs Onosho · yorikiri: Frontal force-out. Belt grip, walking the other man out. The most common winning move in makuuchi.	LDay 14: loss vs Abi · hatakikomi: Slap down. A pull on the head or shoulder as the other man charges, so he hits the clay first.	LDay 15: loss vs Wakamotoharu · yorikiri: Frontal force-out. Belt grip, walking the other man out. The most common winning move in makuuchi.	6-9
Meisei	M10W	WDay 1: win vs Kotoshoho · tsukiotoshi: Thrust down. A sidestep and a shove that dumps him to the dirt without a clean push-out.	LDay 2: loss vs Midorifuji · oshidashi: Frontal push-out. Open hands on the chest or throat; no belt. The other big everyday kimarite.	LDay 3: loss vs Kotoeko · uwatenage: Overarm throw. Outside belt grip, then a throw over that arm. Classic yotsu-zumo.	WDay 4: win vs Terutsuyoshi · oshitaoshi: Frontal push-down. Oshidashi that ends with the loser on the clay rather than just out.	WDay 5: win vs Shimanoumi · yorikiri: Frontal force-out. Belt grip, walking the other man out. The most common winning move in makuuchi.	WDay 6: win vs Takarafuji · yorikiri: Frontal force-out. Belt grip, walking the other man out. The most common winning move in makuuchi.	LDay 7: loss vs Chiyotairyu · hatakikomi: Slap down. A pull on the head or shoulder as the other man charges, so he hits the clay first.	W	LDay 9: loss vs Okinoumi · oshidashi: Frontal push-out. Open hands on the chest or throat; no belt. The other big everyday kimarite.	WDay 10: win vs Nishikifuji · yoritaoshi: Frontal crush-out. Yorikiri that finishes with the loser on the ground instead of just over the tawara.	LDay 11: loss vs Tochinoshin · yorikiri: Frontal force-out. Belt grip, walking the other man out. The most common winning move in makuuchi.	WDay 12: win vs Oho · oshidashi: Frontal push-out. Open hands on the chest or throat; no belt. The other big everyday kimarite.	LDay 13: loss vs Myogiryu · oshidashi: Frontal push-out. Open hands on the chest or throat; no belt. The other big everyday kimarite.	WDay 14: win vs Ichinojo · yorikiri: Frontal force-out. Belt grip, walking the other man out. The most common winning move in makuuchi.	WDay 15: win vs Abi · tsukidashi: Frontal thrust-out. Consecutive thrusts to the chest or throat until he steps out.	9-6
Kotoshoho	M11E	LDay 1: loss vs Meisei · tsukiotoshi: Thrust down. A sidestep and a shove that dumps him to the dirt without a clean push-out.	WDay 2: win vs Terutsuyoshi · kotenage: Armlock throw. Locking the elbow and throwing over that lock. Ugly when it lands.	WDay 3: win vs Chiyotairyu · hikiotoshi: Hand pull-down. Grabbing an arm or the mawashi and yanking him forward onto the dirt.	LDay 4: loss vs Ichiyamamoto · hatakikomi: Slap down. A pull on the head or shoulder as the other man charges, so he hits the clay first.	L	W	WDay 7: win vs Chiyoshoma · oshidashi: Frontal push-out. Open hands on the chest or throat; no belt. The other big everyday kimarite.	LDay 8: loss vs Nishikigi · kotenage: Armlock throw. Locking the elbow and throwing over that lock. Ugly when it lands.	WDay 9: win vs Onosho · kotenage: Armlock throw. Locking the elbow and throwing over that lock. Ugly when it lands.	LDay 10: loss vs Oho · oshidashi: Frontal push-out. Open hands on the chest or throat; no belt. The other big everyday kimarite.	fDay 11: fusen loss vs Yutakayama · fusen: Walkover. The opponent withdrew; the remaining wrestler is awarded the win without mounting the dohyo.	A	A	A	A	5-6-4
Midorifuji	M11W	LDay 1: loss vs Ichiyamamoto · tsukidashi: Frontal thrust-out. Consecutive thrusts to the chest or throat until he steps out.	WDay 2: win vs Meisei · oshidashi: Frontal push-out. Open hands on the chest or throat; no belt. The other big everyday kimarite.	WDay 3: win vs Chiyoshoma · uwatenage: Overarm throw. Outside belt grip, then a throw over that arm. Classic yotsu-zumo.	WDay 4: win vs Kotoeko · shitatenage: Underarm throw. Inside belt grip, thrown under that arm. The mirror of uwatenage.	WDay 5: win vs Chiyotairyu · oshidashi: Frontal push-out. Open hands on the chest or throat; no belt. The other big everyday kimarite.	L	WDay 7: win vs Myogiryu · tsukiotoshi: Thrust down. A sidestep and a shove that dumps him to the dirt without a clean push-out.	LDay 8: loss vs Tochinoshin · hatakikomi: Slap down. A pull on the head or shoulder as the other man charges, so he hits the clay first.	L	W	WDay 11: win vs Tsurugisho · shitatenage: Underarm throw. Inside belt grip, thrown under that arm. The mirror of uwatenage.	LDay 12: loss vs Chiyomaru · yorikiri: Frontal force-out. Belt grip, walking the other man out. The most common winning move in makuuchi.	WDay 13: win vs Yutakayama · hatakikomi: Slap down. A pull on the head or shoulder as the other man charges, so he hits the clay first.	WDay 14: win vs Oho · yorikiri: Frontal force-out. Belt grip, walking the other man out. The most common winning move in makuuchi.	WDay 15: win vs Hoshoryu · watashikomi: Thigh-grabbing push down. A hand behind the knee while driving forward.	10-5
Terutsuyoshi	M12E	L	LDay 2: loss vs Kotoshoho · kotenage: Armlock throw. Locking the elbow and throwing over that lock. Ugly when it lands.	LDay 3: loss vs Ichiyamamoto · tsukidashi: Frontal thrust-out. Consecutive thrusts to the chest or throat until he steps out.	LDay 4: loss vs Meisei · oshitaoshi: Frontal push-down. Oshidashi that ends with the loser on the clay rather than just out.	WDay 5: win vs Yutakayama · shitatenage: Underarm throw. Inside belt grip, thrown under that arm. The mirror of uwatenage.	LDay 6: loss vs Myogiryu · oshitaoshi: Frontal push-down. Oshidashi that ends with the loser on the clay rather than just out.	LDay 7: loss vs Kotoeko · yorikiri: Frontal force-out. Belt grip, walking the other man out. The most common winning move in makuuchi.	WDay 8: win vs Shimanoumi · yorikiri: Frontal force-out. Belt grip, walking the other man out. The most common winning move in makuuchi.	W	W	W	L	LDay 13: loss vs Oho · uwatedashinage: Pulling overarm throw. Outside grip used to pull him forward and down rather than a full throw.	LDay 14: loss vs Asanowaka · tsukidashi: Frontal thrust-out. Consecutive thrusts to the chest or throat until he steps out.	WDay 15: win vs Aoiyama · oshidashi: Frontal push-out. Open hands on the chest or throat; no belt. The other big everyday kimarite.	6-9
Takarafuji	M12W	LDay 1: loss vs Myogiryu · hatakikomi: Slap down. A pull on the head or shoulder as the other man charges, so he hits the clay first.	L	WDay 3: win vs Tsurugisho · tsukiotoshi: Thrust down. A sidestep and a shove that dumps him to the dirt without a clean push-out.	L	W	LDay 6: loss vs Meisei · yorikiri: Frontal force-out. Belt grip, walking the other man out. The most common winning move in makuuchi.	LDay 7: loss vs Onosho · oshidashi: Frontal push-out. Open hands on the chest or throat; no belt. The other big everyday kimarite.	WDay 8: win vs Yutakayama · oshidashi: Frontal push-out. Open hands on the chest or throat; no belt. The other big everyday kimarite.	WDay 9: win vs Oho · yorikiri: Frontal force-out. Belt grip, walking the other man out. The most common winning move in makuuchi.	WDay 10: win vs Chiyomaru · yorikiri: Frontal force-out. Belt grip, walking the other man out. The most common winning move in makuuchi.	LDay 11: loss vs Chiyoshoma · yorikiri: Frontal force-out. Belt grip, walking the other man out. The most common winning move in makuuchi.	WDay 12: win vs Daiamami · yorikiri: Frontal force-out. Belt grip, walking the other man out. The most common winning move in makuuchi.	FDay 13: fusen win vs Endo · fusen: Walkover. The opponent withdrew; the remaining wrestler is awarded the win without mounting the dohyo.	WDay 14: win vs Hidenoumi · oshidashi: Frontal push-out. Open hands on the chest or throat; no belt. The other big everyday kimarite.	WDay 15: win vs Ryuden · yorikiri: Frontal force-out. Belt grip, walking the other man out. The most common winning move in makuuchi.	9-6
Ichiyamamoto	M13E	WDay 1: win vs Midorifuji · tsukidashi: Frontal thrust-out. Consecutive thrusts to the chest or throat until he steps out.	W	WDay 3: win vs Terutsuyoshi · tsukidashi: Frontal thrust-out. Consecutive thrusts to the chest or throat until he steps out.	WDay 4: win vs Kotoshoho · 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 Chiyoshoma · 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 Onosho · oshidashi: Frontal push-out. Open hands on the chest or throat; no belt. The other big everyday kimarite.	WDay 7: win vs Daiamami · sukuinage: Beltless arm throw. Scooping under the arm and turning him without a proper mawashi grip.	WDay 8: win vs Tsurugisho · oshidashi: Frontal push-out. Open hands on the chest or throat; no belt. The other big everyday kimarite.	fDay 9: fusen loss vs Nishikifuji · fusen: Walkover. The opponent withdrew; the remaining wrestler is awarded the win without mounting the dohyo.	A	A	A	A	A	A	6-3-6
Chiyoshoma	M13W	W	WDay 2: win vs Myogiryu · hikiotoshi: Hand pull-down. Grabbing an arm or the mawashi and yanking him forward onto the dirt.	LDay 3: loss vs Midorifuji · uwatenage: Overarm throw. Outside belt grip, then a throw over that arm. Classic yotsu-zumo.	LDay 4: loss vs Oho · yoritaoshi: Frontal crush-out. Yorikiri that finishes with the loser on the ground instead of just over the tawara.	WDay 5: win vs Ichiyamamoto · 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 Tsurugisho · yorikiri: Frontal force-out. Belt grip, walking the other man out. The most common winning move in makuuchi.	LDay 7: loss vs Kotoshoho · oshidashi: Frontal push-out. Open hands on the chest or throat; no belt. The other big everyday kimarite.	LDay 8: loss vs Nishikifuji · yorikiri: Frontal force-out. Belt grip, walking the other man out. The most common winning move in makuuchi.	WDay 9: win vs Yutakayama · yorikiri: Frontal force-out. Belt grip, walking the other man out. The most common winning move in makuuchi.	LDay 10: loss vs Nishikigi · oshidashi: Frontal push-out. Open hands on the chest or throat; no belt. The other big everyday kimarite.	WDay 11: win vs Takarafuji · yorikiri: Frontal force-out. Belt grip, walking the other man out. The most common winning move in makuuchi.	LDay 12: loss vs Onosho · oshidashi: Frontal push-out. Open hands on the chest or throat; no belt. The other big everyday kimarite.	WDay 13: win vs Tochinoshin · uwatedashinage: Pulling overarm throw. Outside grip used to pull him forward and down rather than a full throw.	WDay 14: win vs Aoiyama · tsukiotoshi: Thrust down. A sidestep and a shove that dumps him to the dirt without a clean push-out.	LDay 15: loss vs Kiribayama · uwatenage: Overarm throw. Outside belt grip, then a throw over that arm. Classic yotsu-zumo.	7-8
Myogiryu	M14E	WDay 1: win vs Takarafuji · 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 Chiyoshoma · hikiotoshi: Hand pull-down. Grabbing an arm or the mawashi and yanking him forward onto the dirt.	LDay 3: loss vs Onosho · oshidashi: Frontal push-out. Open hands on the chest or throat; no belt. The other big everyday kimarite.	WDay 4: win vs Nishikifuji · oshidashi: Frontal push-out. Open hands on the chest or throat; no belt. The other big everyday kimarite.	WDay 5: win vs Chiyomaru · oshidashi: Frontal push-out. Open hands on the chest or throat; no belt. The other big everyday kimarite.	WDay 6: win vs Terutsuyoshi · oshitaoshi: Frontal push-down. Oshidashi that ends with the loser on the clay rather than just out.	LDay 7: loss vs Midorifuji · tsukiotoshi: Thrust down. A sidestep and a shove that dumps him to the dirt without a clean push-out.	WDay 8: win vs Daiamami · oshidashi: Frontal push-out. Open hands on the chest or throat; no belt. The other big everyday kimarite.	LDay 9: loss vs Tsurugisho · oshitaoshi: Frontal push-down. Oshidashi that ends with the loser on the clay rather than just out.	WDay 10: win vs Yutakayama · oshidashi: Frontal push-out. Open hands on the chest or throat; no belt. The other big everyday kimarite.	WDay 11: win vs Nishikigi · 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 Chiyotairyu · oshidashi: Frontal push-out. Open hands on the chest or throat; no belt. The other big everyday kimarite.	WDay 13: win vs Meisei · oshidashi: Frontal push-out. Open hands on the chest or throat; no belt. The other big everyday kimarite.	LDay 14: loss vs Ryuden · yorikiri: Frontal force-out. Belt grip, walking the other man out. The most common winning move in makuuchi.	LDay 15: loss vs Hidenoumi · yorikiri: Frontal force-out. Belt grip, walking the other man out. The most common winning move in makuuchi.	9-6
Tsurugisho	M14W	WDay 1: win vs Onosho · hikiotoshi: Hand pull-down. Grabbing an arm or the mawashi and yanking him forward onto the dirt.	LDay 2: loss vs Oho · uwatenage: Overarm throw. Outside belt grip, then a throw over that arm. Classic yotsu-zumo.	LDay 3: loss vs Takarafuji · tsukiotoshi: Thrust down. A sidestep and a shove that dumps him to the dirt without a clean push-out.	LDay 4: loss vs Yutakayama · uwatedashinage: Pulling overarm throw. Outside grip used to pull him forward and down rather than a full throw.	LDay 5: loss vs Nishikifuji · tsukidashi: Frontal thrust-out. Consecutive thrusts to the chest or throat until he steps out.	WDay 6: win vs Chiyoshoma · yorikiri: Frontal force-out. Belt grip, walking the other man out. The most common winning move in makuuchi.	WDay 7: win vs Chiyomaru · yorikiri: Frontal force-out. Belt grip, walking the other man out. The most common winning move in makuuchi.	LDay 8: loss vs Ichiyamamoto · oshidashi: Frontal push-out. Open hands on the chest or throat; no belt. The other big everyday kimarite.	WDay 9: win vs Myogiryu · oshitaoshi: Frontal push-down. Oshidashi that ends with the loser on the clay rather than just out.	WDay 10: win vs Kotoeko · yorikiri: Frontal force-out. Belt grip, walking the other man out. The most common winning move in makuuchi.	LDay 11: loss vs Midorifuji · shitatenage: Underarm throw. Inside belt grip, thrown under that arm. The mirror of uwatenage.	LDay 12: loss vs Tamawashi · oshidashi: Frontal push-out. Open hands on the chest or throat; no belt. The other big everyday kimarite.	fDay 13: fusen loss vs Mitoryu · fusen: Walkover. The opponent withdrew; the remaining wrestler is awarded the win without mounting the dohyo.	A	A	5-8-2
Onosho	M15E	LDay 1: loss vs Tsurugisho · hikiotoshi: Hand pull-down. Grabbing an arm or the mawashi and yanking him forward onto the dirt.	LDay 2: loss vs Yutakayama · hatakikomi: Slap down. A pull on the head or shoulder as the other man charges, so he hits the clay first.	WDay 3: win vs Myogiryu · oshidashi: Frontal push-out. Open hands on the chest or throat; no belt. The other big everyday kimarite.	WDay 4: win vs Chiyomaru · oshidashi: Frontal push-out. Open hands on the chest or throat; no belt. The other big everyday kimarite.	LDay 5: loss vs Oho · oshidashi: Frontal push-out. Open hands on the chest or throat; no belt. The other big everyday kimarite.	WDay 6: win vs Ichiyamamoto · oshidashi: Frontal push-out. Open hands on the chest or throat; no belt. The other big everyday kimarite.	WDay 7: win vs Takarafuji · oshidashi: Frontal push-out. Open hands on the chest or throat; no belt. The other big everyday kimarite.	WDay 8: win vs Daishoho · oshidashi: Frontal push-out. Open hands on the chest or throat; no belt. The other big everyday kimarite.	LDay 9: loss vs Kotoshoho · kotenage: Armlock throw. Locking the elbow and throwing over that lock. Ugly when it lands.	L	WDay 11: win vs Daiamami · tsukiotoshi: Thrust down. A sidestep and a shove that dumps him to the dirt without a clean push-out.	WDay 12: win vs Chiyoshoma · oshidashi: Frontal push-out. Open hands on the chest or throat; no belt. The other big everyday kimarite.	WDay 13: win vs Chiyotairyu · yorikiri: Frontal force-out. Belt grip, walking the other man out. The most common winning move in makuuchi.	WDay 14: win vs Nishikifuji · yorikiri: Frontal force-out. Belt grip, walking the other man out. The most common winning move in makuuchi.	WDay 15: win vs Chiyonokuni · oshidashi: Frontal push-out. Open hands on the chest or throat; no belt. The other big everyday kimarite.	10-5
Oho	M15W	LDay 1: loss vs Yutakayama · yorikiri: Frontal force-out. Belt grip, walking the other man out. The most common winning move in makuuchi.	WDay 2: win vs Tsurugisho · uwatenage: Overarm throw. Outside belt grip, then a throw over that arm. Classic yotsu-zumo.	LDay 3: loss vs Nishikifuji · yorikiri: Frontal force-out. Belt grip, walking the other man out. The most common winning move in makuuchi.	WDay 4: win vs Chiyoshoma · yoritaoshi: Frontal crush-out. Yorikiri that finishes with the loser on the ground instead of just over the tawara.	WDay 5: win vs Onosho · oshidashi: Frontal push-out. Open hands on the chest or throat; no belt. The other big everyday kimarite.	LDay 6: loss vs Daiamami · hikiotoshi: Hand pull-down. Grabbing an arm or the mawashi and yanking him forward onto the dirt.	WDay 7: win vs Kagayaki · hatakikomi: Slap down. A pull on the head or shoulder as the other man charges, so he hits the clay first.	WDay 8: win vs Chiyomaru · yorikiri: Frontal force-out. Belt grip, walking the other man out. The most common winning move in makuuchi.	LDay 9: loss vs Takarafuji · yorikiri: Frontal force-out. Belt grip, walking the other man out. The most common winning move in makuuchi.	WDay 10: win vs Kotoshoho · oshidashi: Frontal push-out. Open hands on the chest or throat; no belt. The other big everyday kimarite.	FDay 11: fusen win vs Kotoeko · fusen: Walkover. The opponent withdrew; the remaining wrestler is awarded the win without mounting the dohyo.	LDay 12: loss vs Meisei · oshidashi: Frontal push-out. Open hands on the chest or throat; no belt. The other big everyday kimarite.	WDay 13: win vs Terutsuyoshi · uwatedashinage: Pulling overarm throw. Outside grip used to pull him forward and down rather than a full throw.	LDay 14: loss vs Midorifuji · yorikiri: Frontal force-out. Belt grip, walking the other man out. The most common winning move in makuuchi.	LDay 15: loss vs Sadanoumi · yorikiri: Frontal force-out. Belt grip, walking the other man out. The most common winning move in makuuchi.	8-7
Yutakayama	M16E	WDay 1: win vs Oho · yorikiri: Frontal force-out. Belt grip, walking the other man out. The most common winning move in makuuchi.	WDay 2: win vs Onosho · hatakikomi: Slap down. A pull on the head or shoulder as the other man charges, so he hits the clay first.	LDay 3: loss vs Chiyomaru · hikiotoshi: Hand pull-down. Grabbing an arm or the mawashi and yanking him forward onto the dirt.	WDay 4: win vs Tsurugisho · uwatedashinage: Pulling overarm throw. Outside grip used to pull him forward and down rather than a full throw.	LDay 5: loss vs Terutsuyoshi · shitatenage: Underarm throw. Inside belt grip, thrown under that arm. The mirror of uwatenage.	WDay 6: win vs Tohakuryu · tsukidashi: Frontal thrust-out. Consecutive thrusts to the chest or throat until he steps out.	LDay 7: loss vs Nishikifuji · oshidashi: Frontal push-out. Open hands on the chest or throat; no belt. The other big everyday kimarite.	LDay 8: loss vs Takarafuji · oshidashi: Frontal push-out. Open hands on the chest or throat; no belt. The other big everyday kimarite.	LDay 9: loss vs Chiyoshoma · yorikiri: Frontal force-out. Belt grip, walking the other man out. The most common winning move in makuuchi.	LDay 10: loss vs Myogiryu · oshidashi: Frontal push-out. Open hands on the chest or throat; no belt. The other big everyday kimarite.	FDay 11: fusen win vs Kotoshoho · fusen: Walkover. The opponent withdrew; the remaining wrestler is awarded the win without mounting the dohyo.	WDay 12: win vs Kagayaki · yorikiri: Frontal force-out. Belt grip, walking the other man out. The most common winning move in makuuchi.	LDay 13: loss vs Midorifuji · hatakikomi: Slap down. A pull on the head or shoulder as the other man charges, so he hits the clay first.	WDay 14: win vs Okinoumi · tsukiotoshi: Thrust down. A sidestep and a shove that dumps him to the dirt without a clean push-out.	WDay 15: win vs Tochinoshin · oshidashi: Frontal push-out. Open hands on the chest or throat; no belt. The other big everyday kimarite.	8-7
Daiamami	M16W	LDay 1: loss vs Nishikifuji · oshidashi: Frontal push-out. Open hands on the chest or throat; no belt. The other big everyday kimarite.	fDay 2: fusen loss vs Chiyomaru · fusen: Walkover. The opponent withdrew; the remaining wrestler is awarded the win without mounting the dohyo.	A	A	LDay 5: loss vs Azumaryu · uwatenage: Overarm throw. Outside belt grip, then a throw over that arm. Classic yotsu-zumo.	WDay 6: win vs Oho · hikiotoshi: Hand pull-down. Grabbing an arm or the mawashi and yanking him forward onto the dirt.	LDay 7: loss vs Ichiyamamoto · sukuinage: Beltless arm throw. Scooping under the arm and turning him without a proper mawashi grip.	LDay 8: loss vs Myogiryu · oshidashi: Frontal push-out. Open hands on the chest or throat; no belt. The other big everyday kimarite.	L	WDay 10: win vs Shimanoumi · yorikiri: Frontal force-out. Belt grip, walking the other man out. The most common winning move in makuuchi.	LDay 11: loss vs Onosho · tsukiotoshi: Thrust down. A sidestep and a shove that dumps him to the dirt without a clean push-out.	LDay 12: loss vs Takarafuji · yorikiri: Frontal force-out. Belt grip, walking the other man out. The most common winning move in makuuchi.	fDay 13: fusen loss vs Sadanoumi · fusen: Walkover. The opponent withdrew; the remaining wrestler is awarded the win without mounting the dohyo.	A	A	2-9-4
Nishikifuji	M17E	WDay 1: win vs Daiamami · oshidashi: Frontal push-out. Open hands on the chest or throat; no belt. The other big everyday kimarite.	LDay 2: loss vs Hidenoumi · hatakikomi: Slap down. A pull on the head or shoulder as the other man charges, so he hits the clay first.	WDay 3: win vs Oho · yorikiri: Frontal force-out. Belt grip, walking the other man out. The most common winning move in makuuchi.	LDay 4: loss vs Myogiryu · oshidashi: Frontal push-out. Open hands on the chest or throat; no belt. The other big everyday kimarite.	WDay 5: win vs Tsurugisho · tsukidashi: Frontal thrust-out. Consecutive thrusts to the chest or throat until he steps out.	WDay 6: win vs Chiyomaru · yorikiri: Frontal force-out. Belt grip, walking the other man out. The most common winning move in makuuchi.	WDay 7: win vs Yutakayama · oshidashi: Frontal push-out. Open hands on the chest or throat; no belt. The other big everyday kimarite.	WDay 8: win vs Chiyoshoma · yorikiri: Frontal force-out. Belt grip, walking the other man out. The most common winning move in makuuchi.	FDay 9: fusen win vs Ichiyamamoto · fusen: Walkover. The opponent withdrew; the remaining wrestler is awarded the win without mounting the dohyo.	LDay 10: loss vs Meisei · yoritaoshi: Frontal crush-out. Yorikiri that finishes with the loser on the ground instead of just over the tawara.	WDay 11: win vs Chiyotairyu · yorikiri: Frontal force-out. Belt grip, walking the other man out. The most common winning move in makuuchi.	LDay 12: loss vs Tochinoshin · tsukiotoshi: Thrust down. A sidestep and a shove that dumps him to the dirt without a clean push-out.	FDay 13: fusen win vs Tobizaru · fusen: Walkover. The opponent withdrew; the remaining wrestler is awarded the win without mounting the dohyo.	LDay 14: loss vs Onosho · yorikiri: Frontal force-out. Belt grip, walking the other man out. The most common winning move in makuuchi.	FDay 15: fusen win vs Hokutofuji · fusen: Walkover. The opponent withdrew; the remaining wrestler is awarded the win without mounting the dohyo.	10-5 K
Chiyomaru	M17W	LDay 1: loss vs Ryuden · yorikiri: Frontal force-out. Belt grip, walking the other man out. The most common winning move in makuuchi.	FDay 2: fusen win vs Daiamami · fusen: Walkover. The opponent withdrew; the remaining wrestler is awarded the win without mounting the dohyo.	WDay 3: win vs Yutakayama · hikiotoshi: Hand pull-down. Grabbing an arm or the mawashi and yanking him forward onto the dirt.	LDay 4: loss vs Onosho · oshidashi: Frontal push-out. Open hands on the chest or throat; no belt. The other big everyday kimarite.	LDay 5: loss vs Myogiryu · oshidashi: Frontal push-out. Open hands on the chest or throat; no belt. The other big everyday kimarite.	LDay 6: loss vs Nishikifuji · yorikiri: Frontal force-out. Belt grip, walking the other man out. The most common winning move in makuuchi.	LDay 7: loss vs Tsurugisho · yorikiri: Frontal force-out. Belt grip, walking the other man out. The most common winning move in makuuchi.	LDay 8: loss vs Oho · yorikiri: Frontal force-out. Belt grip, walking the other man out. The most common winning move in makuuchi.	WDay 9: win vs Hidenoumi · oshidashi: Frontal push-out. Open hands on the chest or throat; no belt. The other big everyday kimarite.	LDay 10: loss vs Takarafuji · yorikiri: Frontal force-out. Belt grip, walking the other man out. The most common winning move in makuuchi.	L	WDay 12: win vs Midorifuji · yorikiri: Frontal force-out. Belt grip, walking the other man out. The most common winning move in makuuchi.	WDay 13: win vs Shimanoumi · uwatedashinage: Pulling overarm throw. Outside grip used to pull him forward and down rather than a full throw.	LDay 14: loss vs Sadanoumi · yorikiri: Frontal force-out. Belt grip, walking the other man out. The most common winning move in makuuchi.	FDay 15: fusen win vs Okinoumi · fusen: Walkover. The opponent withdrew; the remaining wrestler is awarded the win without mounting the dohyo.	6-9