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Shodai: his own “negative” streak, and where an opponent falls

His favourite word is compassion; his answer …

Wakatakakage | Before the force-out, watch the arms

He chose ottsuke as his own strength. The arm…

Ichiyamamoto: wrestlers have favourites, too—from merchandise to 40% push-outs

The wrestler he supports is Wakatakakage; his…

Fujiseiun: 40% force-outs, and a right-hand-inside grip to fight for

Fujiseiun favours his right arm inside; Nishi…

Nishikifuji: can he get his left arm inside against two right-hand-inside opponents?

Ten wins in July carried him six places up th…

Takerufuji: 10–2 after Day 12, then three losses—the shape inside a 10–5 record

“Double-digit wins” and “a late stumble” each…

Hiradoumi: 51% force-outs, 31% push-outs—two ways of moving forward

Force-outs and push-outs together account for…

Churanoumi: a left-hand front grip, and 46% of wins by push-out

He names his left-hand front belt grip as his…

Takanosho: 31% push-outs, 25% slap-downs—what to watch after the smile

The smile is his own choice of best feature, …

Fujiryoga: 7–8 on his Makuuchi debut, then two straight ten-win tournaments

His top-division debut began with a losing re…

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