tsumatori 褄取り

Rear ankle pick.

The winner picks up his opponent's ankle from behind.

JSA category: Trips and hooks 掛け手
Style group (our grouping): Trips and leg attacks
Used 2013 to 2026 (JSA count): 0
Bouts in our data since 1958: 8

Who wins with it most top division, since 1958

Akebono Taro 1

Latest uses top two divisions

Akebono beat Tosanoumi, Haru 2000 day 6
Ogiyama beat Dairyugawa, Aki 1967 day 2
Wakatokachi beat Fukunosato, Aki 1959 day 6
Kiyonomori beat Oiteyama, Natsu 1959 day 6
Nanatsuumi beat Maegashio, Kyushu 1958 day 7
Maegashio beat Onoura, Natsu 1958 day 9

Other trips and hooks

uchigake, sotogake, chongake, kirikaeshi, kawazugake, kekaeshi, ketaguri, mitokorozeme, watashikomi, nimaigeri, komatasukui, sotokomata, ōmata, kozumatori, ashitori, susotori, susoharai

Names, categories and counts from the Japan Sumo Association; English glosses from Wikipedia. All 82 techniques.