Kotonowaka against Kyokushuzan, Kyushu 2004, day 5

Kotonowaka5-0
Finaloshidashifrontal push out
Kyokushuzan1-4

Kyushu 2004, day 5, 18 November 2004. Makuuchi, bout 13 of 20. East on the left, west on the right.

How it was won: oshidashi

Who else uses it

Frontal push out.

The winner pushes his opponent out of the ring from the front, without a grip on the belt.

Win chances

Before the boutHow the ratings work
52% KotonowakaKyokushuzan 48%

The ratings had it close to even, 52% to 48%. These are the site's own ratings as the basho began, not a bookmaker's odds.

Head to head

22 official meetingsCompare careers
Kotonowaka 11Kyokushuzan 11
  1. Kyokushuzan won · Kyushu 2005, day 5sukuinage
  2. Kotonowaka won · Nagoya 2005, day 12tsukidashi
  3. Kyokushuzan won · Natsu 2005, day 2okuridashi
  4. Kotonowaka won · Haru 2005, day 7yorikiri
  5. Kotonowaka won · Kyushu 2004, day 5 (this bout)oshidashi
  6. Kyokushuzan won · Aki 2004, day 4yorikiri
  7. Kyokushuzan won · Nagoya 2004, day 14uwatenage
  8. Kotonowaka won · Natsu 2004, day 2tsukidashi
  9. Kotonowaka won · Nagoya 2002, day 8uwatenage
  10. Kyokushuzan won · Natsu 2002, day 7okuridashi
  11. Kyokushuzan won · Haru 2002, day 15komatasukui
  12. Kotonowaka won · Natsu 2001, day 11hikiotoshi
  13. Kotonowaka won · Nagoya 2000, day 2tsukitaoshi
  14. Kyokushuzan won · Hatsu 2000, day 14uwatenage
  15. Kotonowaka won · Kyushu 1999, day 13hikiotoshi
  16. Kyokushuzan won · Natsu 1999, day 13okuridashi
  17. Kotonowaka won · Haru 1999, day 7sukuinage
  18. Kotonowaka won · Nagoya 1998, day 3uwatenage
  19. Kotonowaka won · Hatsu 1998, day 1uwatenage
  20. Kyokushuzan won · Kyushu 1997, day 14uwatenage
  21. Kyokushuzan won · Haru 1997, day 10yorikiri
  22. Kyokushuzan won · Hatsu 1997, day 12shitatenage