tsuriotoshi 吊り落とし
Frontal lifting body slam.
The winner lifts his opponent from the front and slams him down.
- JSA category
- Special techniques 特殊技
- Style group (our grouping)
- Yotsu (belt force-out)
- Used 2013 to 2026 (JSA count)
- 15
- Bouts in our data since 1958
- 99
Who wins with it most top division, since 1958
Active wrestlers who use it whole careers, all divisions
- Asahakuryu M11w 2
- Sekishoryu Sd17e 1
- Motoazuma Jd91e 1
- Seigo Ms41w 1
- Katsunofuji Sd73w 1
- Okinohama Sd16w 1
- Enho J10e 1
Latest uses top two divisions
- Enho beat Akua, Haru 2021 day 9
- Yoshikaze beat Chiyoshoma, Hatsu 2017 day 1
- Tochinoshin beat Toyonoshima, Aki 2012 day 7
- Sokokurai beat Kakizoe, Aki 2010 day 7
- Asashoryu beat Takamisakari, Nagoya 2007 day 8
- Asashoryu beat Kotomitsuki, Natsu 2004 day 10
- Asashoryu beat Kotomitsuki, Hatsu 2004 day 10
- Asashoryu beat Hokutoriki, Aki 2003 day 6
- Takanonami beat Chiyotenzan, Haru 2001 day 9
- Kotonishiki beat Kyokushuzan, Haru 1999 day 8
- Mainoumi beat Tomonohana, Haru 1997 day 3
- Akinoshima beat Tamakairiki, Hatsu 1994 day 8
Other special techniques
hikiotoshi, hikkake, hatakikomi, sokubiotoshi, tsuridashi, okuritsuridashi, okuritsuriotoshi, okuridashi, okuritaoshi, okurinage, okurigake, okurihikiotoshi, waridashi, utchari, kimedashi, kimetaoshi, ushiromotare, yobimodoshi
Names, categories and counts from the Japan Sumo Association; English glosses from Wikipedia. All 82 techniques.