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Former Wakanohana sympathizes with the retired Kotoshogiku and the "smile" she showed at the very end. "I don't know, but I smiled."
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I fell from the Makuuchi area and worked hard with Juryo, but I think I'm exhausted. "
Former Ozeki's third Juryo, Kotonowaka (Sadogatake), who left a record of 32 places in Ozeki and 828 wins in total, pulled out on November 11th ... → Continue reading
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Ten cars
Ten cars(Juryo) isGrand Sumo OfNumberingUpper class. The official name isTenth sheet(Jumaime). There are 6 higher ranks (Makuuchi-Ten cars-Makushita-Third stage-First two steps-Introduction), The second class from the top.
Name / origin
This position did not exist in the Edo period, and the position under the Makuuchi was "Makushita". 1888(Meiji21) Spring place,SalaryWith the introduction of the systemMakushitaWithin the top 10 ofWrestlerIt was founded by paying salaries to each location. For this reason, the official name"XNUMXth piece"Juryo used to beWinAt the awards ceremony, etc., the name "tenth piece" was used. However, in order to avoid the hassle of expressing it as "XNUMXth and XNUMXnd", for example, at that timeannual salaryBy the way"Juryo"It is generally called by the name of, and the announcement in the hall of this placeJapan Sumo AssociationOfficial homepage, victory or defeat in the hallElectronic bulletin board, NHKrelay OftelopEtc. are all unified as "Juryo".
Features
More than a dozen wrestlers are truly professional wrestlersSekitoriTreated as.
The notation on the ranking of Juryo is written in the second row from the top together with the Makushita because it originated from the upper part of the Makushita, but the Juryo is written in thicker and larger letters, and the status display of the Juryo is one person at a time. "Frontal" is written.
Of the ten-car promotion, the first ten-car promotion is called the new ten-car, and the second and subsequent ten-car promotion is called the return ten-car or re-ten-car.
- Treatment
Promotion to Juryo is considered to be a proof of becoming a full-fledged sumo wrestler, and is below the MakushitaWrestler trainerYou can get a high salary unlike (as of 2019)Basic salaryIs the moon110 million yenThe annual income is 1711 yen[1]AndSekitori TheWrestler prizeIn addition, you are allowed to live in a private room free from the group life of a large room, and the order of meals and baths is prioritized, and in publicCrestHakamaIs allowed to dress up in everyday lifesuiteThey are given great preferential treatment in all aspects, such as being taken care of by Juryo, and it is said that the treatment is as different as heaven and earth in Juryo and Makushita. That is why when Sekitori of sumo wrestling, including yokozuna, retires, he is asked "what I was most happy about in my life as a sumo wrestler" and almost everyone answered "when I became ten."
On the other hand, since the new Juryo wrestlers need various preparations such as new personal belongings, the wrestlers who have been promoted to Juryo at the ranking organization meeting will be notified of the promotion decision immediately (including re-promotion). Wrestled. However, this is just a "notice" that takes into consideration the wrestlers themselves and the preparation of the room, and the official treatment of XNUMX cars will be after the announcement of the new numbering.[Note 1].
Shared seats at this placeCushion(Makuuchi wrestlers are personal cushions).
When retiring, the wrestlers who served 30 places in total (25 or more places according to the previous regulations) (even if they have not experienced Makuuchi)ElderlyEligible to name. Qualify at 20 or more places in Sekitori only when inheriting a room. At the time of the announcement of the place numbering in May 2020, the top ten elderly peopleOtaki(Former Juryo 4 ・Dairyu) Only.
- Efforts
Book placeThen, efforts will be made every day for 15 days.
As a general rule, the efforts of this place are ten cars, but if the number of wrestlers in the Makuuchi is odd due to holidays, etc., the wrestlers in the Makuuchi, and if the number of wrestlers in Sekitori as a whole becomes an odd number, There is a match. When there are many holidays, multiple advance efforts are carried out, and especially at the end of the game, so-called "relegation games" are often held. In honor of this, the leading sumo wrestlerGod of poverty・ Sometimes called "Sekiri"[Note 2].
- Capacity
As the name suggests, the capacity was 10 people in total, 20 people each in the east and west. Since the Taisho era, more people have come up and down. As of January 2018, the capacity is 1 sheets and 14 people (capacity is 28 people 2004After January location). The largest number of people (number of sheets) in history 1958There are 1 sheets and 11 people from January to November.
- Win
The winning prize is 200 million yen.
In addition to the fact that the abilities of the wrestlers are competing with each other, there are also cases where a match with the Makuuchi wrestlers is organized, so there are extremely few total wrestlersNorthern Katsuaki FujiWon the first all-win victory in 43 years since himselfSwordThe prize money presented in praise ofKitanofuji AwardWas also called. In the past, he has won 9 wins and 6 losses.
Promotion / fall requirements
Not limited to Juryo, the relationship between grades and the position of the next place is not constant, as it is commonly called "Banzuke is a creature", but as a guide for Sekitori, the points for winning and losing (wins and negatives)・ The numbering goes up and down by the same number as the difference in the total number of holidays. The main judgment factor for the number of people to replace Juryo and Makushita is Juryo wrestler Hoshitori, but the current internal rules give priority to promotion to Juryo if all wins are made within the 15th Makushita.
Previous sumoSince it was thought that it would take two places to pass under the Makushita if all the wins were continued, it is possible to promote Juryo in a minimum of six places, including one place each for the outside of the ranking, the beginning of the story, the second stage of the beginning, and the third stage. Was said for a long time. In fact, the shortest record from the first bale to the promotion of Juryo is 2 places (Keisuke Itai-Tosayutaka Yuya-Tsuneyuki Ryu Takayuki-Flame Peng Akira). However, from around 2010, as the number of wrestlers decreased, the position of promotion began to rise by that amount, and in September 2011, after being promoted to Juryo once, it fell to the outside of the ranking due to a breakdown.Hideaki HokutokuniRe-promoted Juryo in 5 places from the previous sumo[Note 3].. In addition, there is no case of promotion to Juryo in 5 places from the first bale (former sumo), but in the case of Jokoryu and Enho, the 5th place is the 15th in the eastern Makushita and the 14th in the western Makushita, respectively. If he won all seven races, he would be promoted to ten cars in five places.
Attached to the curtainIn the case of, it is possible to promote 10 cars in one place by winning all 15 races for both the 7th and 1th cards. However, he was the only 15th player to win all 7 races.Keisho Shimoda(May 2006 place), there were few fallen wrestlers from Juryo, and Juryo could not be promoted, and the next place was the first place under the West Makushita.[Note 4].. In the era of the 60th rating of the old system,Wajima Daishi-Suehiro Nagaoka-Takeshi Masashi-Tetsuji MasayamaFour of them have been promoted to Juryo in two places.
OzekiExperienced peopleSekiwakiAfter the fall to the following, if it is confirmed that it will fall to XNUMX cars from the Makuuchi, in most cases it will retire customarily, but in recent years Ozeki experienced people will fall to XNUMX cars or less while active. The number of cases is increasing. Detail isOzeki # Fall / Ozeki special returnchecking ...
Record
Number of reigning places
- As of January 2020
Ranking | Juryo reign | Four-pronged name | Highest rank |
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1 bit | 55 places | Kenji Oshio | summary |
Hachiya Toshiyuki | Frontal 6 | ||
3 bit | 54 places | Tochiisami Yoshiharu | Frontal 7 |
4 bit | 51 places | Daimonji Kenji | Frontal 5 |
Asanobori Toshimitsu | Frontal 2 | ||
6 bit | 50 places | Kazuo Ohryukawa | Frontal 1 |
7 bit | 48 places | Hidetoshi Kitasakura | Frontal 9 |
8 bit | 47 places | Yoshinobu Ootsu | Frontal 4 |
Hakuryu Hiroshi | Juryo 1 | ||
10 bit | 46 places | Oiteyama Hirokuni | Frontal 6 |
- Hironoura (laterKajinosuke Ryogoku) IsShunjuen IncidentFrom the third piece under the eastern Makushita to the west due to the influence ofFrontalHe was selected as the 7th card and has never fallen to XNUMX cars until his retirement. For this reason,ShowaSince then, he has a rare record of being the only wrestler in Makuuchi who has no reign of Juryo.
Number of wins
After Showa
- 5 times - Hiroo Masuhara
- 4 times - Wakanosato Shinobu-Kojo no Hana Showa-Otoki Ittoru-Banryuyama Takaharu-Phoenix Club-Asanobori Toshimitsu
All wins
Since the number of Juryo is small, it is often a melee battle for victory. In the Makuuchi, there is no example of winning with 10 wins and 5 losses in the past, and even with 11 wins and 4 losses, there are only 3 cases in the past, but in Juryo, 10 wins and 5 losses and 11 wins and 4 losses are the best results for the winner. Often. In July 2001, a victory with 7 wins and 9 losses was recorded, and the board of directors considered no victory because the results were too low. Therefore, Juryo is known as an extremely difficult position to achieve all 6 wins.LaterAs you can see, there are some people who have won all 1 cars before Sekitori's one-place 15-day system was established, but this is relatively easy to achieve because the number of efforts is smaller than at present. There is also an element of being. As of the end of May 2018, there are five wrestlers who have won all 5 races, and all the wrestlers who have won all the wins have been promoted to Ozeki or higher.
- Tochihikari Masayuki(March 1955 location, highest rank Ozeki)
- Toyoyama Katsuo(March 1961 location, highest rank Ozeki)
- Northern Katsuaki Fuji(November 1963 location, highest yokozuna)
- Kaito(March 2006 location, highest rank Ozeki)
- Tochinoshin Tsuyoshi(March 2014 location, highest rank Ozeki)
Consecutive wins
Due to the small number of Juryo, there are more cases where the Juryo winning wrestler is promoted to the next place in the Makuuchi than when the Juryo is deferred. As a result, the number of consecutive championships in Juryo was in the middle to lower ranks at the time of the first victory. ・ The level of victory was low. It also depends on chance, such as many people. Since the victory system was introduced in June 1, the following 1909 wrestlers have won consecutive championships in Juryo. The bold letters in the first place are the cases where this place was a new ten cars.
There is no one in the past who has won all the wins in two places in a row. In addition, among those who have achieved consecutive victories since the establishment of the 2-place 1-day system in Sekitori, the one who has achieved the all-win victory in either the 15st place or the 1nd placeTochinoshin TsuyoshiThere is only one person.
As mentioned above, there is a small number of Juryo, and if you win, you will often be promoted to Makuuchi rather than deferring Juryo. Regardless of the number of cards), there is a high possibility that they will be promoted in the Makuuchi area, so it is considered impossible to win two consecutive wins now that the one-place 1-day system has been established.
Four-pronged name | 1st place | 2st place | ||||
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Place | Status | Grade | Place | Status | Grade | |
Akutsu River | January 8 | West Juryo 9 | All 5 wins | January 8 | East Juryo 1 | 7 wins 2 losses |
Hatase River | Showa 2, 5 month | East Juryo 8 | All 6 wins | Showa 2, 10 month | East Juryo 1 | 9 wins 2 losses |
Wakashima | Showa 3, 5 month | East Juryo 7 | 9 wins 2 losses | Showa 3, 10 month | East Juryo 7[Note 5] | 10 wins 1 losses |
Shimizu River | Showa 4, 3 month | East Juryo 12 | 10 wins 1 losses | Showa 4, 5 month | West Juryo 1 | All 11 wins |
Surugaumi | Showa 17, 1 month | West Juryo 14 | 13 wins 2 losses | Showa 17, 5 month | West Juryo 1 | 14 wins 1 losses |
Chiyonoyama | Showa 19, 11 month | West Juryo 13 | 8 wins 2 losses | Showa 20, 6 month | East Juryo 2 | 6 wins 1 losses |
Kuninob | Showa 22, 11 month | East Juryo 10 | 10 wins 1 losses | Showa 23, 5 month | West Juryo 1 | 9 wins 2 losses |
King Kong | Showa 45, 5 month | East Juryo 11 | 12 wins 3 losses | Showa 45, 7 month | West Juryo 3 | 12 wins 3 losses |
Banryuyama | Showa 49, 11 month | East Juryo 11 | 10 wins 5 losses | Showa 50, 1 month | East Juryo 2 | 11 wins 4 losses |
Mt. Washu | Showa 53, 5 month | East Juryo 6 | 11 wins 4 losses | Showa 53, 7 month | East Juryo 1 | 10 wins 5 losses |
Phoenix | Showa 58, 9 month | East Juryo 9 | 13 wins 2 losses | Showa 58, 11 month | West Juryo 1 | 11 wins 4 losses |
Konishiki | Showa 59, 3 month | West Juryo 10 | 13 wins 2 losses | Showa 59, 5 month | East Juryo 2 | 11 wins 4 losses |
Hisashima Sea | March 3 | West Juryo 12 | 11 wins 4 losses | March 5 | East Juryo 3 | 10 wins 5 losses |
Masarao | April, the 2th year of Heisei era | West Juryo 7 | 12 wins 3 losses | April, the 2th year of Heisei era | East Juryo 2 | 10 wins 5 losses |
Masayama | April, the 10th year of Heisei era | West Juryo 11 | 12 wins 3 losses | April, the 11th year of Heisei era | West Juryo 1 | 14 wins 1 losses |
Ogi Nishiki | April, the 11th year of Heisei era | East Juryo 5 | 11 wins 4 losses | April, the 12th year of Heisei era | East Juryo 2 | 13 wins 2 losses |
Wakanosato | April, the 12th year of Heisei era | East Juryo 11 | 12 wins 3 losses | April, the 12th year of Heisei era | East Juryo 1 | 13 wins 2 losses |
Shotenro | April, the 20th year of Heisei era | West Juryo 9 | 12 wins 3 losses | April, the 21th year of Heisei era | East Juryo 1 | 11 wins 4 losses |
Myogiryu | April, the 23th year of Heisei era | West Juryo 12 | 11 wins 4 losses | April, the 23th year of Heisei era | East Juryo 3 | 13 wins 2 losses |
Tochinoshin | April, the 26th year of Heisei era | East Juryo 12 | 13 wins 2 losses | April, the 26th year of Heisei era | West Juryo 5 | All 15 wins |
Shimanoumi | April, the 31th year of Heisei era | East Juryo 11 | 13 wins 2 losses | April, the 31th year of Heisei era | East Juryo 1 | 13 wins 2 losses |
Successive wrestlers (since 60)
Place | Status | Four-pronged name | Grade | Number of times | Remarks |
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1985(Showa60 years) October | West Juryo 7 | Terao Setsuo | 12 wins 3 losses | 1 | |
December, 1985 (Showa 60) | West Juryo 4 | Tamaryu Daizo | 12 wins 3 losses | 1 | |
December, 1985 (Showa 60) | East Juryo 3 | Terao Setsuo | 12 wins 3 losses | 2 | |
December, 1985 (Showa 60) | East Juryo 4 | Hiroo Masuhara | 10 wins 5 losses | 1 | Misugi Iso Takuya-Shinji HarunafujiWin the championship deciding match with. |
December, 1985 (Showa 60) | East Juryo 4 | Hiroki Satsusu | 10 wins 5 losses | 1 | Hidanohana ShigeeiWin the championship deciding match with. |
December, 1985 (Showa 60) | East Juryo 11 | Takemitsu Wakasegawa | 10 wins 5 losses | 2 | Masurao HirooToshishi SatoshiWin the championship deciding match with. |
1986(61) April | East Juryo 4 | Ito Masato Mito | 11 wins 4 losses | 1 | Tochimatoi YukoWin the championship deciding match with. |
December, 1986 (Showa 61) | West Juryo 4 | Hiroo Masuhara | 11 wins 4 losses | 2 | |
December, 1986 (Showa 61) | West Juryo 8 | Takebayama Shinkuni | 11 wins 4 losses | 1 | |
December, 1986 (Showa 61) | West Juryo 12 | Similar to Misugi Sato | 11 wins 4 losses | 1 | Phoenix ClubWin the championship deciding match with. |
December, 1986 (Showa 61) | East Juryo 8 | Kinoarashi Kazutoshi | 12 wins 3 losses | 1 | |
December, 1986 (Showa 61) | West Juryo 3 | Tochino Waka Kiyotaka | 10 wins 5 losses | 1 | Takebayama Shinkuni-Hideaki KobayashiWin the championship deciding match with. |
1987(62) April | East Juryo 4 | Tochimatoi Yuko | 10 wins 5 losses | 1 | Win the championship deciding match with Hideaki Kobayashi. |
December, 1987 (Showa 62) | East Juryo 7 | Takamisugi Takakatsu | 13 wins 2 losses | 1 | |
December, 1987 (Showa 62) | West Juryo 11 | Onohana Taketora | 11 wins 4 losses | 1 | |
December, 1987 (Showa 62) | West Juryo 7 | Yasuhito Masudayama | 11 wins 4 losses | 1 | 36歳3か月での優勝は史上最年長。 |
December, 1987 (Showa 62) | West Juryo 9 | Onohana Taketora | 13 wins 2 losses | 2 | |
December, 1987 (Showa 62) | West Juryo 7 | Phoenix Club | 12 wins 3 losses | 4 | |
1988(63) April | East Juryo 4 | Akinoshima Katsumi | 12 wins 3 losses | 1 | |
December, 1988 (Showa 63) | West Juryo 1 | Takemitsu Wakasegawa | 13 wins 2 losses | 3 | |
December, 1988 (Showa 63) | West Juryo 13 | Hidenohana Yukihide | 11 wins 4 losses | 1 | Takaya KotofujiWin the championship deciding match with. |
December, 1988 (Showa 63) | East Juryo 3 | Ryuji Taga | 10 wins 5 losses | 1 | Hiroshi Saganobori-Kazuyasu AsahiWin the championship deciding match with. |
December, 1988 (Showa 63) | East Juryo 5 | Shinji Takanohama | 11 wins 4 losses | 1 | |
December, 1988 (Showa 63) | West Juryo 13 | Hiroo Masuhara | 11 wins 4 losses | 3 | |
1989(HeiseiFirst year) January | West Juryo 5 | Toshishi Satoshi | 11 wins 4 losses | 1 | |
May 1989 (Heisei 3) | West Juryo 12 | Keita Umishima | 11 wins 4 losses | 1 | Konishiki KomuneWin the championship deciding match with. |
May 1989 (Heisei 5) | East Juryo 3 | Keita Umishima | 10 wins 5 losses | 2 | Piece Fudo Daisuke-Otoru Tadaaki-Kyokugozan Asahi-Ishinriki KojiWin the championship deciding match with. |
May 1989 (Heisei 7) | East Juryo 2 | Toshishi Satoshi | 12 wins 3 losses | 2 | |
May 1989 (Heisei 9) | East Juryo 9 | Ryukozan alone | 10 wins 5 losses | 1 | Win the championship deciding match with Ishinriki Koji and Daitetsu Tadamitsu. |
May 1989 (Heisei 11) | West Juryo 6 | Kojo no Hana Showa | 13 wins 2 losses | 1 | |
1990(2) November | West Juryo 7 | Masurao Hiroo | 12 wins 3 losses | 4 | |
May 1990 | East Juryo 2 | Masurao Hiroo | 10 wins 5 losses | 5 | Hoshiiwato YujiWin the championship deciding match with. |
May 1990 | West Juryo 11 | Naoki Taishoyama | 12 wins 3 losses | 1 | |
May 1990 | East Juryo 2 | Masaru Wakanohana | 12 wins 3 losses | 1 | |
May 1990 | West Juryo 2 | Kojo no Hana Showa | 11 wins 4 losses | 2 | Kotonowaka TeruyaWin the championship deciding match with. |
May 1990 | West Juryo 9 | Terunoumi Masato | 11 wins 4 losses | 1 | |
1991(3) November | East Juryo 9 | Ryogoku Kajinosuke | 12 wins 3 losses | 1 | Win the championship deciding match with Oginohana Showa. |
May 1991 | West Juryo 9 | Kyokugozan Asahi | 11 wins 4 losses | 1 | |
May 1991 | East Juryo 2 | Osho Hosho | 11 wins 4 losses | 1 | |
May 1991 | East Juryo 11 | Musashimaru Mitsuhiro | 11 wins 4 losses | 1 | |
May 1991 | East Juryo 5 | Tokuo Daizen | 12 wins 3 losses | 1 | Takano SadahiroWin the championship deciding match with. |
May 1991 | East Juryo 9 | Munemasa Otake | 10 wins 5 losses | 1 | Tatsuhikari Kumagoro-Wakashoyo Shunichi-Tsunemasa YamaneWin the championship deciding match with. |
1992(4) November | East Juryo 2 | Toyonomi Shinji | 12 wins 3 losses | 2 | |
May 1992 | East Juryo 8 | Enazakura Toru | 11 wins 4 losses | 1 | |
May 1992 | East Juryo 6 | Takeshi Kotoga | 11 wins 4 losses | 1 | |
May 1992 | West Juryo 1 | Wakashoyo Shunichi | 11 wins 4 losses | 1 | Koto Lightning YoshihiroWin the championship deciding match with. |
May 1992 | West Juryo 5 | Kohei Beppu | 12 wins 3 losses | 1 | |
May 1992 | East Juryo 12 | Piece Fudo Daisuke | 11 wins 4 losses | 1 | |
1993(5) November | East Juryo 4 | Hideki Aoyama | 11 wins 4 losses | 1 | |
May 1993 | West Juryo 2 | Hironori Togitsu | 11 wins 4 losses | 1 | |
May 1993 | East Juryo 8 | Takayuki Minato | 12 wins 3 losses | 1 | |
May 1993 | East Juryo 6 | Tatsuhikari Kumagoro | 12 wins 3 losses | 1 | |
May 1993 | West Juryo 3 | Hiroshi Hamanoshima | 11 wins 4 losses | 1 | |
May 1993 | West Juryo 4 | Takehiko Asanowaka | 11 wins 4 losses | 1 | Katsuyuki KotsubakiWin the championship deciding match with. |
1994(6) November | East Juryo 6 | Kazuhiro Naniwa | 11 wins 4 losses | 1 | |
May 1994 | West Juryo 11 | Shikishima Mori | 12 wins 3 losses | 1 | |
May 1994 | West Juryo 3 | Kojo no Hana Showa | 12 wins 3 losses | 3 | |
May 1994 | East Juryo 10 | Tatsuhikari Kumagoro | 12 wins 3 losses | 2 | |
May 1994 | West Juryo 1 | Naminohana Kazutaka | 10 wins 5 losses | 2 | |
May 1994 | East Juryo 13 | Tosano Toshio | 11 wins 4 losses | 1 | Wakashoyo ShunichiWin the championship deciding match with. |
1995(7) November | East Juryo 2 | Asahi Toyosho | 11 wins 4 losses | 1 | Toshio TosanoTomoe Fuji ToshihideWin the championship deciding match with. |
May 1995 | East Juryo 1 | Hironori Togitsu | 10 wins 5 losses | 2 | Win the championship deciding match with Mori Shikishima. |
May 1995 | East Juryo 1 | Toshio Tosano | 14 wins 1 losses | 2 | |
May 1995 | East Juryo 13 | Asahi Washiyama Noboru | 10 wins 5 losses | 1 | |
May 1995 | West Juryo 13 | Wakanojo Munehiko | 12 wins 3 losses | 1 | |
May 1995 | West Juryo 9 | Wakanoyama Hiroshi | 11 wins 4 losses | 1 | Seiji DaihishōWin the championship deciding match with. |
1996(8) November | East Juryo 9 | Takeshi Rikio | 10 wins 5 losses | 1 | Waka Hayato KojiWin the championship deciding match with. |
May 1996 | West Juryo 8 | Asahi Washiyama Noboru | 11 wins 4 losses | 2 | Kazuyoshi SaigoWin the championship deciding match with. |
May 1996 | West Juryo 3 | Takeshi Rikio | 12 wins 3 losses | 2 | |
May 1996 | East Juryo 5 | Taizen Sonta | 11 wins 4 losses | 2 | Wakashoyo Shunichi wins the championship deciding match. |
May 1996 | West Juryo 3 | Tochito Daihiro | 12 wins 3 losses | 1 | |
May 1996 | West Juryo 13 | Taiichi Tochino | 13 wins 2 losses | 1 | |
1997(9) November | East Juryo 2 | Dejima Takeharu | 12 wins 3 losses | 1 | |
May 1997 | East Juryo 9 | Ryuji Chiumi | 11 wins 4 losses | 1 | |
May 1997 | West Juryo 13 | Masahiro Togitsu | 12 wins 3 losses | 1 | |
May 1997 | East Juryo 1 | Ryuji Chiumi | 11 wins 4 losses | 2 | |
May 1997 | West Juryo 8 | Kojo Nohana Showa | 12 wins 3 losses | 4 | |
May 1997 | East Juryo 12 | Wakanosato Shinobu | 10 wins 5 losses | 1 | Lake Susa HonorWin the championship deciding match with. |
1998(10) November | West Juryo 13 | Kinkaiyama Ryu | 12 wins 3 losses | 1 | |
May 1998 | East Juryo 9 | Keita Umishima | 12 wins 3 losses | 3 | StruggleWin the championship deciding match with. |
May 1998 | West Juryo 9 | Go Okari | 10 wins 5 losses | 1 | Dewa Arashi Daisuke-Otoshi ShingoWin the championship deciding match with. |
May 1998 | East Juryo 6 | Akinoshū Kenji | 12 wins 3 losses | 1 | |
May 1998 | East Juryo 8 | Chiyo Tenzan Daihachiro | 12 wins 3 losses | 1 | |
May 1998 | West Juryo 11 | Tetsuji Masayama | 12 wins 3 losses | 1 | |
1999(11) November | West Juryo 1 | Tetsuji Masayama | 14 wins 1 losses | 2 | |
May 1999 | West Juryo 2 | Taizen Sonta | 12 wins 3 losses | 3 | |
May 1999 | East Juryo 6 | Nobuhide Emperor | 11 wins 4 losses | 1 | |
May 1999 | East Juryo 2 | Kinkaiyama Ryu | 10 wins 5 losses | 2 | Tomonohana Shinya-Taifu KaitoWin the championship deciding match with. |
May 1999 | West Juryo 8 | Taifu Kaito | 12 wins 3 losses | 1 | |
May 1999 | East Juryo 5 | Kojo Nishikoshi | 11 wins 4 losses | 1 | Win the championship deciding match with Tsuyoshi Oikari. |
2000(12) November | East Juryo 2 | Kojo Nishikoshi | 13 wins 2 losses | 2 | |
May 2000 | West Juryo 6 | Tochino Hanajin | 13 wins 2 losses | 1 | Keiji Kotomitsu-Sentoryu HenriWin the championship deciding match with. |
May 2000 | East Juryo 11 | Wakanosato Shinobu | 12 wins 3 losses | 2 | |
May 2000 | East Juryo 1 | Wakanosato Shinobu | 13 wins 2 losses | 3 | |
May 2000 | East Juryo 4 | Keiji Kotomitsu | 14 wins 1 losses | 1 | |
May 2000 | West Juryo 1 | Kinkaiyama Ryu | 12 wins 3 losses | 3 | |
2001(13) November | East Juryo 1 | Tamanoshima Arata | 12 wins 3 losses | 1 | |
May 2001 | East Juryo 3 | Wakatsutomu Hiroki | 10 wins 5 losses | 1 | StruggleWin the championship deciding match with. |
May 2001 | West Juryo 1 | Hidetoshi Kitasakura | 13 wins 2 losses | 1 | |
May 2001 | East Juryo 12 | Buyuzan Takeyoshi | 9 wins 6 losses | 1 | Your strength-Hamanishiki Tatsuro-Terao Tsunefumi・ Sentoryu Henri ・ Oikari Tsuyoshi ・Tamarikidō Hideki-Wakatoba HiromiWin the championship deciding match with. |
May 2001 | West Juryo 5 | Hideki Aokiyama | 12 wins 3 losses | 2 | Tamarikidō HidekiWin the championship deciding match with. |
May 2001 | East Juryo 3 | Go Okari | 11 wins 4 losses | 2 | |
2002(14) November | West Juryo 5 | Morihiko Takami | 12 wins 3 losses | 1 | Norio ShimotoriWin the championship deciding match with. |
May 2002 | West Juryo 1 | Hiroo Kotoryu | 12 wins 3 losses | 1 | |
May 2002 | East Juryo 9 | Mt. Iwakisan Ryuta | 11 wins 4 losses | 1 | Gojoro KatsuhiroWin the championship deciding match with. |
May 2002 | West Juryo 8 | Motoyasu Shiomaru | 13 wins 2 losses | 1 | |
May 2002 | West Juryo 4 | Tamarikidō Hideki | 11 wins 4 losses | 1 | Kinkaiyama RyuToyozakura YoshitoWin the championship deciding match with. |
May 2002 | East Juryo 6 | Katsumasa Kasuga | 11 wins 4 losses | 1 | |
2003(15) November | West Juryo 1 | Ryutaro Asaaka | 11 wins 4 losses | 1 | Win the championship deciding match with Buyuzan Takeyoshi. |
May 2003 | East Juryo 8 | Atsushi Tochi | 10 wins 5 losses | 1 | Hideki AokiyamaHamanishiki TatsuroWin the championship deciding match with. |
May 2003 | West Juryo 7 | Ryoji Tama Kasuga | 12 wins 3 losses | 1 | |
May 2003 | East Juryo 2 | Toru Kakizoe | 11 wins 4 losses | 1 | |
May 2003 | East Juryo 5 | Takekaze Akira | 13 wins 2 losses | 1 | |
May 2003 | West Juryo 2 | Kokkai Futoshi | 14 wins 1 losses | 1 | |
2004(16) November | West Juryo 6 | Wakanoyama Hiroshi | 11 wins 4 losses | 2 | Chiyo Tenzan Daihachiro-Dew Peng YukioWin the championship deciding match with. |
May 2004 | West Juryo 8 | White peng sho | 12 wins 3 losses | 1 | Hayateumi HidehitoWin the championship deciding match with. |
May 2004 | West Juryo 10 | Heaven and sky | 12 wins 3 losses | 1 | |
May 2004 | East Juryo 3 | Koto European Katsunori | 13 wins 2 losses | 1 | |
May 2004 | East Juryo 4 | Harumafuji Kohei | 11 wins 4 losses | 1 | Win the championship deciding match with Gojoro Katsuhiro. |
May 2004 | West Juryo 13 | Yuji Ishide | 12 wins 3 losses | 1 | |
2005(17) November | West Juryo 7 | Nobuhide Emperor | 12 wins 3 losses | 2 | |
May 2005 | East Juryo 4 | Kotoshogiku Kazuhiro | 13 wins 2 losses | 1 | |
May 2005 | East Juryo 2 | Atsushi Tochi | 12 wins 3 losses | 2 | |
May 2005 | West Juryo 3 | Masahiro Togitsu | 11 wins 4 losses | 2 | |
May 2005 | West Juryo 1 | Toyoshima Taiki | 14 wins 1 losses | 1 | |
May 2005 | East Juryo 13 | Struggle | 12 wins 3 losses | 1 | |
2006(18) November | East Juryo 1 | Taiichi Tochino | 13 wins 2 losses | 2 | |
May 2006 | East Juryo 11 | Kaito | All 15 wins | 1 | |
May 2006 | West Juryo 3 | Toyozakura Hokatsu | 10 wins 5 losses | 1 | Hochiyama Kokan-Imperial capitalWin the championship deciding match with. |
May 2006 | East Juryo 6 | Hochiyama Kokan | 13 wins 2 losses | 1 | |
May 2006 | East Juryo 8 | Takanowaka Yuki | 11 wins 4 losses | 1 | Toyozakura HokatsuWin the championship deciding match with. |
May 2006 | West Juryo 2 | Jumonji Akinori | 13 wins 2 losses | 1 | |
2007(19) November | East Juryo 14 | Toyohibiki Ryuta | 10 wins 5 losses | 1 | Toichiroyama Yuichiro・ Win the championship deciding match with Shimotori Norio. |
May 2007 | East Juryo 4 | Satoyama Kosaku | 12 wins 3 losses | 1 | |
May 2007 | West Juryo 11 | Kaito | 14 wins 1 losses | 2 | |
May 2007 | East Juryo 1 | Mt. Iwakisan Ryuta | 12 wins 3 losses | 2 | Asahi Pengsheng-Goei GotaroWin the championship deciding match with. |
May 2007 | West Juryo 9 | Kaito | 13 wins 2 losses | 3 | |
May 2007 | East Juryo 13 | Kenichi Sakaizawa | 13 wins 2 losses | 1 | Takayuki IchiharaWin the championship deciding match with. |
2008(20) November | West Juryo 12 | Tochinoshin Tsuyoshi | 12 wins 3 losses | 1 | |
May 2008 | East Juryo 14 | Kimurayama Mamoru | 12 wins 3 losses | 1 | |
May 2008 | East Juryo 11 | Chiyohakuho Daiki | 13 wins 2 losses | 1 | |
May 2008 | East Juryo 8 | Bushūyama Takashi | 12 wins 3 losses | 1 | |
May 2008 | West Juryo 6 | Aran Hakutora | 12 wins 3 losses | 1 | |
May 2008 | West Juryo 9 | Shotenro Daishi | 12 wins 3 losses | 1 | |
2009(21) November | East Juryo 1 | Shotenro Daishi | 11 wins 4 losses | 2 | Takeshi HakubaWin the championship deciding match with. |
May 2009 | West Juryo 3 | Toyohibiki Ryuta | 12 wins 3 losses | 2 | |
May 2009 | West Juryo 13 | Tamaasuka Daisuke | 12 wins 3 losses | 1 | |
May 2009 | West Juryo 6 | Wakanosato Shinobu | 14 wins 1 losses | 4 | |
May 2009 | East Juryo 1 | Ichiro Tamawashi | 11 wins 4 losses | 1 | |
May 2009 | East Juryo 5 | Akiyoshi Kitatsuki | 10 wins 5 losses | 1 | Koryu Tadaharu-Tokusegawa MasanaWin the championship deciding match with. |
2010(22) November | East Juryo 13 | Gagamaru Masaru | 12 wins 3 losses | 1 | |
May 2010 | West Juryo 4 | Kimurayama Mamoru | 11 wins 4 losses | 2 | Koryu Tadaharu・ Win the championship deciding match with Tamaasuka Daisuke. |
May 2010 | West Juryo 5 | Bushūyama Takashi | 11 wins 4 losses | 2 | |
May 2010 | West Juryo 3 | Masatsukasa Kouji | 13 wins 2 losses | 1 | |
May 2010 | West Juryo 1 | Toyoshima Taiki | 14 wins 1 losses | 2 | |
May 2010 | East Juryo 6 | Kaisei Ichiro | 11 wins 4 losses | 1 | Toyohibiki RyutaTochino Waka University-Takayasu AkiraWin the championship deciding match with. |
2011(23) November | East Juryo 2 | Katsumasa Kasuga | 12 wins 3 losses | 2 | Win the championship deciding match with Tochinowaka Michidai. |
May 2011 | Matchfix problemCanceled due to. | ||||
May 2011 | East Juryo 12 | Hiroyuki Sagatsukasa | 13 wins 2 losses | 1 | |
May 2011 | West Juryo 12 | Myogiryu Yasunari | 11 wins 4 losses | 1 | Masunoyama TomoharuWin the championship deciding match with. |
May 2011 | East Juryo 3 | Myogiryu Yasunari | 13 wins 2 losses | 2 | |
May 2011 | East Juryo 14 | Shota | 12 wins 3 losses | 1 | |
2012(24) November | West Juryo 13 | Chiyo Tairyu Hidemasa | 13 wins 2 losses | 1 | |
May 2012 | West Juryo 7 | Kimikaze Toshiji | 12 wins 3 losses | 1 | |
May 2012 | West Juryo 2 | Tamaasuka Daisuke | 12 wins 3 losses | 2 | |
May 2012 | East Juryo 11 | Chiyonokuni Toshiki | 11 wins 4 losses | 1 | |
May 2012 | West Juryo 3 | Tsuneyuki Ryu Takayuki | 11 wins 4 losses | 1 | Win the championship deciding match with Ikioi Shota. |
May 2012 | West Juryo 4 | Sadanofuji Akihiro | 14 wins 1 losses | 1 | |
2013(25) November | East Juryo 13 | Yoshinobu Takanoiwa | 12 wins 3 losses | 1 | |
May 2013 | East Juryo 2 | Asahi Hidepeng Kyoku | 12 wins 3 losses | 1 | Toryu strengthWin the championship deciding match with. |
May 2013 | West Juryo 3 | Kotoyuki Ichiwa | 13 wins 2 losses | 1 | |
May 2013 | West Juryo 13 | Endo Seiji | 14 wins 1 losses | 1 | |
May 2013 | West Juryo 11 | Terunofuji Haruo | 12 wins 3 losses | 1 | Kagamio HideokiWin the championship deciding match with. |
May 2013 | East Juryo 2 | Yuki Chiyo | 13 wins 2 losses | 1 | |
2014(26) November | East Juryo 6 | Kazuki Chiyomaru | 13 wins 2 losses | 1 | |
May 2014 | West Juryo 2 | Masayuki Toyoma | 14 wins 1 losses | 1 | |
May 2014 | West Juryo 10 | Ichinoseki Hayao | 11 wins 4 losses | 1 | Blue wolf samurai・ Win the championship deciding match with Kagamio Hideoki and Kotoyuki Ichiwa. |
May 2014 | East Juryo 12 | Tochinoshin Tsuyoshi | 13 wins 2 losses | 2 | Win the championship deciding match with Ichinojo Takashi. |
May 2014 | West Juryo 5 | Tochinoshin Tsuyoshi | All 15 wins | 3 | |
May 2014 | East Juryo 1 | Heaven and sky | 12 wins 3 losses | 2 | |
2015(27) November | East Juryo 3 | Akiyoshi Kitatsuki | 13 wins 2 losses | 2 | |
May 2015 | East Juryo 3 | Fujika Waka | 12 wins 3 losses | 1 | |
May 2015 | East Juryo 9 | Kagamio Hideoki | 12 wins 3 losses | 1 | |
May 2015 | West Juryo 12 | Kyou Mitake | 11 wins 4 losses | 1 | New Juryo. |
May 2015 | West Juryo 6 | Yuya Matsutori | 13 wins 2 losses | 1 | |
May 2015 | West Juryo 5 | Shodai Naoya | 13 wins 2 losses | 1 | |
2016(28) November | West Juryo 2 | Enoumi Takuya | 11 wins 4 losses | 1 | |
May 2016 | East Juryo 1 | Ohsago Arashi Kinro | 13 wins 2 losses | 1 | |
May 2016 | East Juryo 3 | Chiyonokuni Toshiki | 12 wins 3 losses | 2 | |
May 2016 | West Juryo 11 | Koji Amakaze | 13 wins 2 losses | 1 | |
May 2016 | West Juryo 6 | Daiki Myodo | 12 wins 3 losses | 1 | |
May 2016 | West Juryo 3 | Takanobu Sato | 12 wins 3 losses | 1 | |
2017(29) November | West Juryo 2 | Daieishō Hayato | 12 wins 3 losses | 1 | |
May 2017 | West Juryo 3 | Toyohibiki Ryuta | 10 wins 5 losses | 3 | Osuna Arashi KintakaroAsanoyama HidekiWin the championship deciding match with. |
May 2017 | East Juryo 3 | Tetsuya Nishiki | 10 wins 5 losses | 1 | |
May 2017 | East Juryo 8 | Motonori Amami | 11 wins 4 losses | 1 | Ryota Toyoyama・ Win the championship deciding match with Asanoyama Hideki. |
May 2017 | West Juryo 11 | Masanori Aen | 10 wins 5 losses | 1 | Ryuji Amishi・ Kotoyuki Ichiwa ・Honor Fuji YoshiyukiWin the championship deciding match with. |
May 2017 | West Juryo 7 | Eikichi Aoki | 14 wins 1 losses | 1 | |
2018(30) November | East Juryo 1 | Myogiryu Yasunari | 10 wins 5 losses | 3 | Win the championship deciding match with Hidenoumi Takuya. |
May 2018 | East Juryo 4 | Sadanoumi Takashi | 11 wins 4 losses | 1 | Akiseyama MitsuhikoWin the championship deciding match with. |
May 2018 | West Juryo 1 | Abu Sakiya | 12 wins 3 losses | 1 | |
May 2018 | West Juryo 3 | Yoshinobu Takanoiwa | 13 wins 2 losses | 2 | Takanosho NobuakiWin the championship deciding match with. |
May 2018 | East Juryo 11 | Deokatsu Ryusei | 11 wins 4 losses | 1 | Win the championship deciding match with Daiamami Genki. |
May 2018 | West Juryo 14 | Yuta Tomokaze | 12 wins 3 losses | 1 | New Juryo. |
2019(31) November | East Juryo 11 | Shimanoumi Koyo | 13 wins 2 losses | 1 | |
May 2019 | East Juryo 1 | Shimanoumi Koyo | 13 wins 2 losses | 2 | |
August 2019 | East Juryo 2 | Kigen Jiken | 13 wins 2 losses | 1 | |
August 2019 | East Juryo 6 | Tsurugishō Momotaro | 13 wins 2 losses | 1 | |
August 2019 | West Juryo 12 | Shota | 12 wins 3 losses | 2 | |
August 2019 | East Juryo 1 | Toryu strength | 11 wins 4 losses | 1 | Ikioi Shota, Kaisei Ichiro,Kiribayama TetsuoWin the championship deciding match with. |
2020(Reiwa 2nd year) January | West Juryo 13 | Terunofuji Haruo | 13 wins 2 losses | 2 | |
March 2020 (2nd year of Reiwa) | East Juryo 6 | Kotoshoho Yoshinari | 12 wins 3 losses | 1 | |
March 2020 (2nd year of Reiwa) | East Juryo 1 | Meisei Chikara | 10 wins 5 losses | 1 | Asahi Hoshiboshi-Hoshoryu Tomokatsu-Miyohito Chiyono-Sky Sea Shouma-Mitoryu TakayukiWin the championship deciding match with. |
March 2020 (2nd year of Reiwa) | West Juryo 11 | Chiyonokuni Toshiki | 14 wins 1 losses | 3 | |
March 2020 (2nd year of Reiwa) | East Juryo 2 | Midori Fuji Kazunari | 10 wins 5 losses | 1 | Asahi Hidepeng KyokuWin the championship deciding match with. |
- Consecutive win record
There are almost no records of consecutive wins during the ten-car reign, but Tochinoshin has left a record of 4 consecutive wins because he finished with four consecutive wins in the final stage before he achieved the all-win victory.
Consecutive loss record
There have been 6 people in the past since the 7-place system a year for all defeats in Juryo. 1960年のXNUMXFutatsu RyuRecorded 9 consecutive losses from the 10th day of September to Chiakiraku in November, which is a record of consecutive losses to Sekitori in a 11-place system a year. 21年6月のSeptember 2020King KaikiSumo continues to be lackluster due to injury while being a new JuryoAll 15 races lostIt became.This is the first time in history that a new Juryo wrestler has lost all.In addition, Fujiazuma also lost all 11 races in November the following day, so it was a rare event that 15 cars had all 2 races in a row.Also in May 15KusunokiHas taken a full rest due to a knee injury in the new Juryo area and closed the business without the opportunity to re-enter the Juryo, so even though he is a Juryo wrestler, he has no victory in Juryo.
New Juryo results
Ranking | Four-pronged name | Grade | Highest rank |
---|---|---|---|
1 bit | Endo Seiji | 14 wins and 1 loss ◎ | summary |
2 bit | Taiichi Tochino | 13 wins and 2 loss ◎ | Sekiwaki |
Takayuki Ichihara | 13 wins 2 losses | 13th front | |
Chiyo Tairyu Hidemasa | 13 wins and 2 loss ◎ | summary | |
5 bit | Naoki Taishoyama | 12 wins and 3 loss ◎ | 2th front |
Wakanojo Munehiko | 12 wins and 3 loss ◎ | 6th front | |
Masahiro Togitsu | 12 wins and 3 loss ◎ | 3th front | |
Kinkaiyama Ryu | 12 wins and 3 loss ◎ | 6th front | |
Tetsuji Masayama | 12 wins and 3 loss ◎ | Ozeki | |
Kaito | 12 wins 3 losses | Ozeki | |
Tochinoshin Tsuyoshi | 12 wins and 3 loss ◎ | Ozeki | |
Shotenro Daishi | 12 wins and 3 loss ◎ | 2th front | |
Shota | 12 wins and 3 loss ◎ | Sekiwaki | |
Terunofuji Haruo | 12 wins and 3 loss ◎ | Ozeki | |
Yuta Tomokaze | 12 wins and 3 loss ◎ | 3th front |
- As of the end of January 2020.
- TaiziThe wrestlers are active wrestlers as of January 2020.
- The result of ◎ indicates the new Juryo victory.
新十両一覧
(平成31年/令和元年以降)
Place | Status | Four-pronged name | 十両までの 所要場所(前相撲除く) | 新十両 時点の年齢 | Grade | Highest rank | 新十両から 新入幕までの 所要場所 | 前場所地位 | 前場所成績 | Remarks |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
2019(Heisei31 years) October | None | |||||||||
May 2019 | West Juryo 10 | Wakamotoharu Port | 43 places | 26 years 4 month | 5勝10敗↓ | East Juryo 3 | - | 西幕下3 | 7勝(優勝) | |
West Juryo 14 | Kiribayama Tetsuo | 22 places | 22 years 10 month | 9 wins 6 losses | East Front 1 | 5 places | 西幕下1 | 4 wins 3 losses | ||
2019 years(ReiwaFirst year) January | East Juryo 13 | 彩尊光 | 71 places | 26 years 1 month | 6勝9敗↓ | West Juryo 11 | - | 東幕下1 | 5 wins 2 losses | |
August 2019 | West Juryo 12 | Ryutora Kawakami | 14 places | 22 years 0 month | 4勝11敗↓ | West Juryo 12 | - | 東幕下4 | 6 wins 1 losses | |
East Juryo 13 | Ichiyamamoto student | 14 places | 25 years 8 month | 9 wins 6 losses | West Juryo 6 | - | 東幕下3 | 5 wins 2 losses | ||
West Juryo 13 | Kizakiumi Shinnosuke | 8 places | 24 years 1 month | 7 wins 8 losses | West Juryo 3 | - | 西幕下3 | 5 wins 2 losses | ||
West Juryo 14 | Kotonowaka Masahiro | 21 places | 22 years 7 month | 8 wins 7 losses | West Front 13 | 4 places | 東幕下2 | 4 wins 3 losses | ||
2019年(令和)元年9月 | West Juryo 14 | 魁勝旦祈 | 38 places | 24 years 7 month | 8 wins 7 losses | East Juryo 11 | - | 西幕下4 | 4 wins 3 losses | Asakayama stable 初の関取 |
East Juryo 14 | Asahama Seiichi | 21 places | 27 years 3 month | 5勝10敗↓ | East Juryo 12 | - | 東幕下3 | 4 wins 3 losses | ||
2019年(令和)元年11月 | East 13 | Kotoshoho Yoshinari | 11 places | 20 years 2 month | 9 wins 6 losses | East Front 3 | 3 places | 西幕下4 | 4 wins 3 losses | |
West Juryo 13 | Hoshoryu Tomokatsu | 10 places | 20 years 5 month | 7 wins 8 losses | East Front 13 | 4 places | 東幕下5 | 4 wins 3 losses | ||
March 2020 (2nd year of Reiwa) | None | |||||||||
March 2020 (2nd year of Reiwa) | West Juryo 11 | Midori Fuji Kazunari | 20 places | 23 years 6 month | 7 wins 8 losses | West Front 14 | 5 places | 東幕下2 | 5 wins 2 losses | |
March 2020 (2nd year of Reiwa) | None | |||||||||
March 2020 (2nd year of Reiwa) | East Juryo 13 | Kasuke Wang | 43 places | 24 years 2 month | 0勝15敗↓ | East Juryo 13 | - | 西幕下2 | 5 wins 2 losses | First ever 新十両での All 15 races lost |
West Juryo 13 | Takaki Nishiki Fuji | 22 places | 24 years 1 month | 7 wins 8 losses | West Juryo 13 | - | 東幕下3 | 5 wins 2 losses | ||
March 2020 (2nd year of Reiwa) | None | |||||||||
March 2021 (2nd year of Reiwa) | West Juryo 11 | Konosuke Wang Peng | 16 places | 20 years 10 month | West Juryo 11 | - | 西幕下1 | 6 wins 1 losses | ||
West Juryo 14 | 東白龍雅士 | 9 places | 24 years 8 month | West Juryo 14 | - | 西幕下2 | 4 wins 3 losses | 令和初土俵力士 初の十両 |
- 年齢は番付発表時点
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footnote
注 釈
- ^ Meanwhile, the new announcement will be made immediately after the Banzuke meeting.YokozunaAnd newOzekiIt is,Promotion transmissionFrom the day of the event, you will be treated by Yokotsuna and Ozeki.
- ^ Although the salary is cheaper than the Makuuchi wrestlers, there are many battles with the lower Makuuchi wrestlers.
- ^ However, during this periodSumo match-fixing problemIt should be noted that it coincided with the time when there were a large number of vacancies in Sekitori, etc., and the ranking was more likely to increase than usual. In July 2011, the 7th place under the West Makushita was 9 wins and 5 losses, which was a result that could not normally be promoted to 2 cars.
- ^ The association has commented that "the 15th piece is not within the 15th piece", and it is unclear whether the internal rules actually apply to the 15th piece.
- ^ 1927 OfEast-West mergerから 1932 OfShunjuen IncidentUntil the outbreak, it was a four-place system in which Tokyo and Kansai were held alternately, but the results of each place were not reflected in the ranking of the next place as it is now, and the ranking was raised and lowered in Kansai. Only two times after the place, it was organized with the total result of the last two places, so there were many cases where it was left in the same position even though it won ten cars.
Source
References
Supervised by the Japan Sumo Association, "Hakkiyoi! Sekitori-kun Waku Waku Grand Sumo Guide" 71p
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