Each answer puts the top division in order by one figure from the results, and your wrestler is the man who comes out best across your answers. Every reason he's given is his own figure.
- A shoving match, or a fight on the belt
- Of his wins by pushing or on the belt, the share that came by pushing.
- Going straight ahead
- How few of his wins come by pulling or slapping his man down.
- A different way every day
- How widely his wins spread across the winning techniques.
- Escapes at the edge
- His wins by counter or evasion, against his losses by being put out of the ring.
- The biggest in the ring, or a small man against giants
- His weight.
- A contender
- His strength rating now.
- A young man on the way up
- Where the careers most like his went on to.
- A veteran
- How many basho he's been on the banzuke.
How often he wins a certain way is an estimate, not a raw count: a man with few such wins is pulled towards the group's average until he has enough bouts to go on. These are the site's own readings of results, not a judgement of anyone's sumo. How the ratings work