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yorikiri

A frontal force-out while holding the belt. One of the two most common wins.

Yorikiri is a frontal force-out while holding the opponent's belt. The winner keeps his grip and forces him out of the ring from the front. From January 2013 to September 2026 the JSA recorded it in about a quarter of all results, second only to oshidashi.

oshidashi
A frontal push-out without a grip on the belt. The most common win.
kimarite
The winning technique. The JSA's official list has 82.
mawashi
The belt a wrestler fights and trains in.

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