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Hōshōryū Tomokatsu (****anese: 豊昇龍 智勝, born
Sugarragchaagiin Byambasüren; May 22, 1999) is a
Mongolian professional sumo wrestler.
Wrestling for Tatsunami...
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required to win the
Playoff and the yūshō)
Match 1:
Hōshōryū defeated Kinbōzan
Match 2:
Hōshōryū defeated Ōhō
Osaka Prefectural Gymnasium, Osaka, 9 March...
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perfect 7–0 record,
defeating Hōshōryū again and
inflicting on him his only
defeat of this tournament.
Since then, he and
Hōshōryū have
maintained a certain...
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Kotokamatani recorded a 4–3
record at maku****a 2,
including a
victory over
Hōshōryū and
narrowly completed with a win over Churanoumi, that was
enough to earn...
- jerk" (あのヤロウ, anoyarō),
referring to
Hōshōryū. On the
final day, Kinbōzan
faced Ōhō, the
latter (along with
Hōshōryū)
being one of two
wrestlers only one...
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United States and Asashōryū, Hakuhō, Harumafuji, Kakuryū, Terunofuji, and
Hōshōryū all in Mongolia.
Other wrestlers have also been held back. For example...
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aligned itself with the
Dewanoumi group. The stable's
foreign recruit is
Hōshōryū, the
Mongolian nephew of
former yokozuna Asashōryū, who
joined the stable...
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suffered two
consecutive defeats on Day 11 and 12, at the
hands of Ōzeki
Hōshōryū and
Yokozuna Terunofuji,
virtually eliminating him from the
title race...
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streak came to an end on Day 12, however, when he was
defeated by Ōzeki
Hōshōryū. Unusually, Takerufuji's
rapid progress forced an
extraordinary meeting...
- saw his
nephew lose to Daieishō. He
joked that
Hōshōryū "should have
shown a
little more spirit."
Hōshōryū has
since climbed the
ranks and won the 2023...
