Kotoshogiku against Takekaze, Kyushu 2005, day 3
Kyushu 2005, day 3, 15 November 2005. Makuuchi, bout 11 of 20. 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.
55% KotoshogikuTakekaze 45%
The ratings had it close to even, 55% to 45%. These are the site's own ratings as the basho began, not a bookmaker's odds.
Kotoshogiku 14Takekaze 14
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