Haru Basho

March 14 - March 28, 2010

Osaka • Osaka Prefectural Gymnasium

All Makuuchi Juryo Makushita Sandanme Jonidan Jonokuchi
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Jonokuchi 序ノ口 Day 5

Etsunohana 越乃花 Jk23E 東 西 Jk23W Rokumonsen 六文錢 yorikiri i
yorikiri
Tachiai Quality
0/5
Kimarite Quality
0/5
Aggression
0/5
Henka Used No
Masunoumi 舛ノ湖 Jk21E 東 西 Jk22W Haguroho 羽黒豊 tsukitaoshi i
tsukitaoshi
Tachiai Quality
0/5
Kimarite Quality
0/5
Aggression
0/5
Henka Used No
Yoshimura 吉村 Jk20E 東 西 Jk22E Bankoku 萬國 oshidashi i
oshidashi
Tachiai Quality
0/5
Kimarite Quality
0/5
Aggression
0/5
Henka Used No
Kaikisho 魁貴松 Jk16E 東 西 Jk17E Azumahikari 東輝 shitatenage i
shitatenage
Tachiai Quality
0/5
Kimarite Quality
0/5
Aggression
0/5
Henka Used No
Sawaisamu 澤勇 Jk15W 東 西 Jk14W Takachihonomine 高千穂ノ峰 hikiotoshi i
hikiotoshi
Tachiai Quality
0/5
Kimarite Quality
0/5
Aggression
0/5
Henka Used No
Asakoki 朝興貴 Jk11E 東 西 Jk13E Daishiryu 大志龍 yorikiri i
yorikiri
Tachiai Quality
0/5
Kimarite Quality
0/5
Aggression
0/5
Henka Used No
Masuamami 舛奄美 Jk9E 東 西 Jk13W Maenokatsu 前乃勝 uwatenage i
uwatenage
Tachiai Quality
0/5
Kimarite Quality
0/5
Aggression
0/5
Henka Used No
Daiisshin 大一心 Jk8E 東 西 Jk9W Amakusa 天草 uwatenage i
uwatenage
Tachiai Quality
0/5
Kimarite Quality
0/5
Aggression
0/5
Henka Used No
Hayatozakura 隼桜 Jk12E 東 西 Jk7W Masuhayato 舛隼人 yorikiri i
yorikiri
Tachiai Quality
0/5
Kimarite Quality
0/5
Aggression
0/5
Henka Used No
Wakatozakura 若戸桜 Jk10E 東 西 Jk6W Hokutosho 北勝照 abisetaoshi i
abisetaoshi
Tachiai Quality
0/5
Kimarite Quality
0/5
Aggression
0/5
Henka Used No
Daikosei 大広星 Jk1E 東 西 Jk3E Takatenshu 貴天秀 shitatenage i
shitatenage
Tachiai Quality
0/5
Kimarite Quality
0/5
Aggression
0/5
Henka Used No
序ノ口

Sumo Terminology

Dohyo-iri (土俵入り)
Ring-entering ceremony performed before matches begin
Tachiai (立ち合い)
The initial charge at the start of a bout
Kimarite (決まり手)
Winning technique used to win a bout
Henka (変化)
A sidestep move at the tachiai, considered by some to be unsportsmanlike
Torikumi (取組)
The schedule of tournament matches
Kachi-koshi (勝ち越し)
A winning record (8 or more wins in a 15-day tournament)