- the opponent's
extended arm and
forcing him
forward down to the dohyō.
Tsukiotoshi (突き落とし, "thrust down") is
achieved through twisting the
opponent down...
-
during their time at NSS University. I****aki
however defeated Ōnosato by
tsukiotoshi in what I****aki
later describes as a "fluke match". Nonetheless, Ōnosato...
- or push out. He also
regularly emplo**** yorikiri, or force-out, and
tsukiotoshi, or the
thrust down. In
September 2023, the ****an Sumo ****ociation announced...
-
Yuritaoshi Kojiro Kurokawa (JPN)
Quarterfinals Vasilii Margiev (RUS)
Tsukiotoshi Michael Wietecha (USA)
Soichiro Kurokawa (JPN)
Yorikiri Oleksandr Veresiuk...
- of Takakeishō and
secured his
first top-division
championship with a
tsukiotoshi win over Endō. At 34 he
became the
second oldest first-time yūshō winner...
-
kimarite was
yorikiri (force out),
followed by
oshidashi (push out) and
tsukiotoshi (thrust over). He was
criticized for
frequently stalling at the tachi-ai...
- his most
common winning kimarite include uwatenage ('overarm throw'),
tsukiotoshi ('thrust over') and
uwatedashinage ('pulling
overam throw'). Kotozakura...
- the lead with Shōdai. He was then
matched against Shōdai and won by
tsukiotoshi to take the sole lead. The
final match on the last day of the tournament...
-
regularly used
hatakikomi (slap down),
okuridashi (push out from behind),
tsukiotoshi (thrust over) and
uwatedashinage (pulling
overarm throw).
Glossary of...
- win over Gōeidō to
claim the championship. He
defeated his
opponent by
tsukiotoshi to win the
tournament with a 14–1 record. His parents, who were in attendance...
