Kotonishiki Katsuhiro
Retired. Career 585-512, 53% won. 2 top-division titles.
- Highest rank
- sekiwake 関脇The third rank, just below ōzeki. More on sekiwake
- heya 部屋A stable: the house where wrestlers train, and where the juniors live. More on heya
- Sadogatake
- From
- Gunma-ken, Gunma-gun, Misato-machi
- Born
- 8 June 1968
- Height
- 177 cm
- Weight
- 133 kg
- Debut
- Haru 1984
- Retired
- 1 September 2000
Rank by basho 99 basho on the banzuke
MakuuchiJuryoMakushitaSandanmeJonidanJonokuchi
Career record
| Division | Basho | Won | Lost | Win rate |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Jonokuchi | 1 | 5 | 2 | 71% |
| Jonidan | 6 | 0 | 0 | - |
| Sandanme | 6 | 11 | 10 | 52% |
| Makushita | 12 | 10 | 7 | 59% |
| Juryo | 8 | 51 | 50 | 50% |
| Makuuchi | 66 | 508 | 443 | 53% |
Defaults count as wins and losses. Playoff bouts don't, as in the official record.
Titles and prizes
Kanto-sho ×3, Shukun-sho ×7, Gino-sho ×8. 8 gold stars (wins over a yokozuna as a maegashira).
How he wins top winning techniques
Most-faced opponents head to head
| Opponent | Bouts | Record | Compare |
|---|---|---|---|
| Akinoshima | 49 | 40-9 | Compare |
| Takanohana | 48 | 14-34 | Compare |
| Takatoriki | 46 | 28-18 | Compare |
| Musashimaru | 44 | 18-26 | Compare |
| Tochinowaka | 41 | 26-15 | Compare |
| Wakanohana | 41 | 16-25 | Compare |
| Akebono | 41 | 11-30 | Compare |
| Takanonami | 40 | 19-21 | Compare |
| Misugisato | 30 | 20-10 | Compare |
| Terao | 30 | 21-9 | Compare |
| Musoyama | 29 | 7-22 | Compare |
| Kaio | 28 | 16-12 | Compare |
Latest bouts
- Lost to OikariDefault
- Lost to Shikishimatsukiotoshi
- Beat Daizenyorikiri
- Lost to Tamarikidooshidashi
- Lost to Jumonjiyorikiri
- Lost to Aogiyamahikiotoshi
- Lost to Hamanishikiyorikiri
- Lost to Tochisakaeoshidashi
- Beat Tomonohanayorikiri
- Lost to Daizentsukiotoshi
- Beat Aogiyamahatakikomi
- Beat Hoshitangooshidashi
- Beat Shikishimayorikiri
- Beat Wakakoshookuridashi
- Lost to Tochisakaetsukiotoshi
Ring names
- Kotomatsuzawa Hideyuki from Natsu 1984
- Kotonishiki Katsuhiro from Aki 1987
- Kotonishiki Hironori from Kyushu 1994
- Kotonishiki Hideyuki from Kyushu 1995
- Kotonishiki Katsuhiro from Nagoya 1996