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Gonoyama: 73% of his wins by push-out—following the numbers straight ahead

Oshidashi accounts for 73% of his winning fin…

Asanoyama: the contest begins before the right hand gets inside

Force-outs account for 47% of his recent wins…

Tobizaru: even his most common finish accounts for only 18%

His official profile lists pushing as a stren…

Enho: 167 cm, and push-outs lead his winning-technique list

His left-hand-inside grip and underarm throw …

Ura: before waiting for an unusual technique, look at the push-outs

Ura’s most common winning technique in the si…

Tamawashi at 41: the hands that make a doormat also do the pushing

His official questionnaire mentions making sm…

Nabatame returns on Day 6

Nabatame was absent on Day 5. The Japan Sumo …

Fujinokawa’s Kyoto connection: why the record reaches back to 1828

1828 appeared while I was reading about a new…

Hakunofuji: the wins already behind his Komusubi debut

Hakunofuji will make his Komusubi debut in Se…

Kotoshoho: the ten-win finish behind his first championship

Kotoshoho’s first top-division title reads 13…

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