Terao against Onokuni, Nagoya 1989, day 4
Nagoya 1989, day 4, 5 July 1989. Makuuchi, bout 18 of 19. East on the left, west on the right.
How it was won: oshidashi押し出し
Who else uses itFrontal push out.
The winner pushes his opponent out of the ring from the front, without a grip on the belt.
A gold star金星
More on kinboshiA kinboshi, or gold star, is a maegashira's win over a yokozuna. Sanyaku wrestlers don't earn one for beating a yokozuna, and neither does a win by default or disqualification. Under the association's older pay rules, each kinboshi added to the bonus a wrestler was paid every tournament, for as long as he stayed a sekitori.
22% TeraoOnokuni 78%
An upset by the ratings: Terao won with a 22% chance. These are the site's own ratings as the basho began, not a bookmaker's odds.
Terao 6Onokuni 12
- Onokuni won · Nagoya 1991, day 7oshidashi
- Terao won · Haru 1991, day 2ketaguri
- Terao won · Hatsu 1991, day 7tsukiotoshi
- Terao won · Kyushu 1990, day 8oshidashi
- Terao won · Hatsu 1990, day 1hikiotoshi
- Onokuni won · Aki 1989, day 6oshidashi
- Terao won · Nagoya 1989, day 4 (this bout)oshidashi
- Onokuni won · Natsu 1989, day 4oshidashi
- Onokuni won · Haru 1989, day 1oshidashi
- Onokuni won · Hatsu 1989, day 7oshidashi
- Onokuni won · Aki 1988, day 9hikiotoshi
- Onokuni won · Nagoya 1988, day 7yorikiri
- Onokuni won · Haru 1988, day 5oshidashi
- Terao won · Hatsu 1988, day 2oshidashi
- Onokuni won · Natsu 1987, day 4yorikiri
- Onokuni won · Hatsu 1987, day 9hatakikomi
- Onokuni won · Kyushu 1986, day 4kotenage
- Onokuni won · Aki 1985, day 1kotenage