- the
division are the "titleholder" or san'yaku
ranks of yokozuna, ōzeki,
sekiwake and komusubi.
There are
typically 8–12 san'yaku wrestlers, with the remainder...
-
wrestlers whose pinnacle in the
sport has been the
third highest rank of
sekiwake and who held the rank in the
modern era of sumo
since the 1927
merger of...
- ōzeki)
Annenyama (former
sekiwake)
Kitanonada (former
sekiwake)
Tokitsuyama (former
sekiwake)
Kurohimeyama (former
sekiwake) Mōkonami (former maegashira)...
- were
first awarded in 1947. They can only be
given to
wrestlers ranked at
sekiwake or below. For the
current list of
active special prize winners, see here...
- and his
third in
January 2022. All
three yūshō were won at the rank of
sekiwake.
Mitakeumi was born as
Hisashi Ōmichi on 25
December 1992 to
Haruo Ōmichi...
-
Takamiyama Daigorō III (former
sekiwake)
Fujizakura (former
sekiwake)
Mitoizumi (former
sekiwake) Asasekiryū (former
sekiwake)
Asabenkei (former sekitori...
- well as two
kinboshi for
defeating yokozuna.
Tochinoshin was
demoted to
sekiwake after posting losing records in the
first two
tournaments of 2019, but...
-
Tamanoi stable. Born in Adachi,
Tochiazuma is the
youngest son of
former sekiwake and
January 1972
tournament winner Tochiazuma Tomoyori, who was the first...
- in
three consecutive tournaments at komusubi, and
earned a
promotion to
sekiwake for the
September 2022 tournament. In the
November tournament, Hōshōryū...
- record. He was
promoted to
komusubi for the
first time in May 1985 and
sekiwake in July 1985. However, he
suffered an
injury to his coccyx,
caused by a...
