- are the "titleholder" or san'yaku
ranks of yokozuna, ōzeki,
sekiwake and
komusubi.
There are
typically 8–12 san'yaku wrestlers, with the remainder, called...
-
wrestlers whose pinnacle in the
sport has been the
fourth highest rank of
komusubi and who held the rank in the
modern era of sumo
since the 1927
merger of...
- with
promotion to
komusubi for the
first time in the July 2010 tournament. He fell
short with a 6–9 record, but
returned to
komusubi in November. In May...
- his
debut at the
komusubi rank in
January 2020,
narrowly failing to
secure a
majority of wins,
finishing on 7–8. He
returned to
komusubi in July 2020, where...
- but the
current incarnation dates from 1915. In the 1930s, led by
former komusubi Midorishima (1878-1952), the
stable produced the 35th
yokozuna ****abayama...
- Daiseiryū [ja]),
joined the
reconstituted stable. Jōkōryu
reached the rank of
komusubi in 2014, but has
since fallen greatly down the
ranks due to injury, and...
- was the Kyūshū
tournament in
November 2016. His
highest rank has been
komusubi. He has
seven kinboshi or gold
stars for a
defeat of a
yokozuna and two...
-
introduced in 1949 that a
komusubi with ten wins has not
moved up the rankings.
Kisenosato spent nine
tournaments at
komusubi without making sekiwake,...
-
performance earned him
promotion to the san'yaku
ranks for the
first time at
komusubi. He
followed up with 8–7 and 9–6
records in the next two
tournaments but...
-
Outstanding Performance prize, and his
first promotion to the san'yaku
ranks at
komusubi. He only
lasted one
tournament at this rank however, and went into a bit...
