Asanowaka against Higonoumi, Aki 1997, day 2
Aki 1997, day 2, 8 September 1997. Makuuchi, bout 5 of 19. East on the left, west on the right.
How it was won: tsukiotoshi突き落とし
Who else uses itThrust down.
The winner thrusts his opponent down. The JSA lists it with the twists, as a different technique from tsukitaoshi, the frontal thrust down.
53% AsanowakaHigonoumi 47%
The ratings had it close to even, 53% to 47%. These are the site's own ratings as the basho began, not a bookmaker's odds.
Asanowaka 14Higonoumi 11
- Higonoumi won · Natsu 2002, day 1hikiotoshi
- Asanowaka won · Haru 2002, day 6, Juryohatakikomi
- Higonoumi won · Natsu 2001, day 1hikiotoshi
- Asanowaka won · Haru 2001, day 3oshidashi
- Higonoumi won · Hatsu 2001, day 13hikiotoshi
- Higonoumi won · Aki 2000, day 11yorikiri
- Asanowaka won · Nagoya 2000, day 14oshidashi
- Asanowaka won · Aki 1999, day 5hikiotoshi
- Asanowaka won · Aki 1998, day 4oshidashi
- Higonoumi won · Haru 1998, day 2hatakikomi
- Higonoumi won · Aki 1997, day 2 (this bout)tsukiotoshi
- Asanowaka won · Haru 1997, day 1oshidashi
- Asanowaka won · Hatsu 1997, day 7oshidashi
- Asanowaka won · Kyushu 1996, day 1tsukiotoshi
- Higonoumi won · Nagoya 1996, day 3hatakikomi
- Asanowaka won · Natsu 1996, day 12oshidashi
- Higonoumi won · Haru 1996, day 15yorikiri
- Asanowaka won · Hatsu 1996, day 11oshidashi
- Higonoumi won · Kyushu 1995, day 8okuridashi
- Asanowaka won · Aki 1995, day 9oshidashi
- Higonoumi won · Natsu 1995, day 1katasukashi
- Asanowaka won · Hatsu 1995, day 10oshidashi
- Asanowaka won · Kyushu 1994, day 14oshidashi
- Higonoumi won · Aki 1994, day 2katasukashi
- Asanowaka won · Haru 1994, day 10hatakikomi