Banzuke

Tochinonada Taiichi

Retired. Career 669-700, 49% won.

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Highest rank
sekiwake The third rank, just below ōzeki. More on sekiwake
heya A stable: the house where wrestlers train, and where the juniors live. More on heya
Kasugano
From
Ishikawa-ken, Nanao-shi
Born
26 February 1974
Height
187 cm
Weight
161 kg
Debut
Hatsu 1996
Retired
1 January 2012

Rank by basho 96 basho on the banzuke

MakuuchiJuryoMakushita
Hatsu 1996Hatsu 2012

Career record

DivisionBashoWonLostWin rate
Makushita525974%
Juryo10835759%
Makuuchi8156163447%

Defaults count as wins and losses. Playoff bouts don't, as in the official record.

Titles and prizes

Kanto-sho ×2, Gino-sho ×1, Shukun-sho ×3. 12 gold stars (wins over a yokozuna as a maegashira).

How he wins top winning techniques

yorikirifrontal force out204
oshidashifrontal push out98
tsukiotoshithrust down85
shitatenageunderarm throw45
sukuinagebeltless arm throw42
yoritaoshifrontal crush out31
hatakikomislap down31
oshitaoshifrontal push down27

Most-faced opponents head to head

Latest bouts

  1. Default
  2. oshidashi
  3. oshidashi
  4. yorikiri
  5. oshidashi
  6. shitatenage
  7. okuridashi
  8. oshidashi
  9. yorikiri
  10. shitatenage
  11. hatakikomi
  12. oshidashi
  13. oshitaoshi
  14. oshidashi
  15. yorikiri

Ring names