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Toyozakura Toshiaki (born
March 12, 1974, as
Toshiaki Mukō) is a
former sumo
wrestler from Hiroshima, ****an. He made his
debut in 1989, and
after many...
- ****an. His
highest rank was
maegashira 9. He is the
elder brother of
Toyozakura, also a top
division wrestler. He was a po****r
figure with sumo fans...
- The
juryo championship goes to Iwakiyama, and the maku****a
yusho to
Toyozakura, who
returns to the
sekitori ranks for the
first time in over a year....
- the
stablemaster there. It lost four top
members in
April 2011 (Hakuba,
Toyozakura, Jūmonji and Kirinowaka), who were
forced to
retire after being found...
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Maegashira 7 5
Kototsubaki 89
March 1976
January 1991
Maegashira 3 6
Toyozakura 88
March 1989
November 2003
Maegashira 5 7
Takanomine 87
September 1974...
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Fighting Spirit prize, as does
Asasekiryu for his ten wins at
maegashira 2.
Toyozakura wins his
first juryo championship and is
promoted back to makuuchi. Daimanazuru...
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Toshiaki Tanaka (田中 利明, 1935–1998), ****anese
table tennis player Toshiaki Toyozakura (豊桜 俊昭, born 1974), real name
Toshiaki Muko (向 俊昭), ****anese sumo wrestler...
- Masat****sa, Mōkonami, Sakaizawa, Shimotori, Shirononami [ja], Tokusegawa,
Toyozakura, Wakatenro [ja], and Yamamotoyama. Two more wrestlers, Hoshikaze [ja]...
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first bout. Runners-up are
maegashira Miyabiyama and
Toyozakura, who each
score 12–3.
Toyozakura wins the
Fighting Spirit Award (no
other prizes are given...
- (2)
Iwakiyama (2)
Baruto (3)
Sakaizawa 2006
Tochinonada (2)
Baruto (1)
Toyozakura Hōchiyama
Takanowaka Jūmonji 2005 Ōt****sa (2) Kotoshōgiku Tochisakae...
