The reactivation of Terunofuji means the reactivation of
this periodic posting,though his rank among yokozuna in
makuuchi wins did not change with this 13-2 yusho his
overall rank in makuuchi wins did improve though only
enough to bring him into the top 140.

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YOKOZUNA BORN-PROMOTED-RETIRED-DIED MAKUUCHI BOUTS YUSHO
SHIKONA WON LOST
Hakuho 1985-7/2007-9/2021-alive 1093 199 45
Chiyonofuji 1955-7/1981-5/1991-7/2016 807 253 31
Kitanoumi 1953-7/1974-1/1985-11/2015 804 247 24
Taiho 1940-9/1961-5/1971-1/2013 746 144 32
Kisenosato 1986-3/2017-1/2019-alive 714 453 2
Harumafuji 1984-11/2012-11/2017-alive 712 373 9
Musashimaru 1971-7/1999-11/2003-alive 706 267 12
Takanohana 1972-1/1995-1/2003-alive 701 217 22
Kakuryu 1985-3/2014-3/2021-alive 645 394 6
Wajima 1948-5/1973-3/1981-2018 620 213 14
Kashiwado 1938-9/1961-7/1969-1996 599 240 5
Asashoryu 1980-3/2003-2/2010-alive 596 153 25
Kitanofuji 1942-1/1970-7/1974-alive 592 294 10
Akebono 1969-3/1993-1/2001-alive 566 198 11
Kotozakura 1940-1/1973-7/1974-2007 553 345 5
Wakanohana 1 1928-1/1958-5/1962-9/2010 546 235 10
Mienoumi 1948-7/1979-11/1980-alive 543 413 3
Tochinishiki 1925-10/1954-5/1960-1990 513 203 10
Wakanohana 2 1953-5/1978-1/1983-2022 512 234 4
Asahifuji 1960-7/1990-1/1991-alive 487 277 4
Wakanohana 3 1971-7/1998-3/2000-alive 487 249 5
Tamanoumi 1944-1/1970-10/1971(death) 469 221 6
Hokutoumi 1963-5/1987-5/1992-alive 465 206 8
Takanosato 1952-7/1983-1/1986-11/2011 464 313 4
Sadanoyama 1938-1/1965-3/1968-4/2017 435 164 6
Asashio 1929-5/1959-1/1962-1988 431 248 5
Onokuni 1962-9/1987-7/1991-alive 426 228 2
Chiyonoyama 1926-5/1951-1/1959-1977 366 149 6
Kagamisato 1923-1/1953-1/1958-2004 360 163 4
*Terunofuji 1991-7/2021-active 350++ 194++ 9+
Haguroyama 1914-5/1941-9/1953-1969 321 94 7
Tochinoumi 1938-1/1964-11/1966-2021 315 181 3
Tamanishiki 1903-11/1932-12/1938(death) 308 92 9
Yoshibayama 1920-1/1954-1/1958-1977 304 151 1
Futabayama 1912-5/1937-11/1945-1968 276 68 12
Terukuni 1919-5/1942-1/1953-1977 271 91 2
Azumafuji 1921-10/1948-9/1954-1973 261 104 6
Minanogawa 1903-1/1936-1/1942-1971 247 136 2
Tsunenohana 1896-2/1924-5/1930-1960 221 58 10
Maedayama 1914-6/1947-10/1949-1971 206 104 1
Futahaguro 1963-7/1986-12/1987-2019 197 87 0
Tachiyama 1877-2/1911-1/1918-1941 195 27 11
Musashiyama 1909-5/1935-5/1939-1969 174 69 1
Umegatani 2 1878-6/1903-5/1915-1927 168 27 3
Tochigiyama 1892-2/1918-5/1925-1959 166 23 9
Onishiki 2 1883-4/1918-1/1922-1943 162 50 6
Hitachiyama 1874-6/1903-5/1914-1922 150 15 8
Okido 1878-12/1912-1/1914-1930 143 20 10
Akinoumi 1914-5/1942-11/1946-1979 142 59 1
Nishinoumi 3 1890-4/1923-10/1928-1933 134 60 1
Nishinoumi 1 1855-3/1890-1/1896-1908 127 37 2
Konishiki (1) 1866-3/1896-1/1901-1914 119 24 7
Onishiki 1 1891-5/1917-1/1923-1941 119 16 5
Umegatani 1 1845-2/1884-5/1885-1928 116 6 9
Otori 1887-2/1915-5/1920-1956 107 49 2
Nishinoumi 2 1880-2/1916-5/1918-1930 106 38 1
Ozutsu 1869-4/1901-1/1908-1918 98 29 2
Miyagiyama 1895-4/1922-1/1931-1943 90 69 2
Wakashima 1876-4/1905-1/1907-1943 82 33 4

The list extends back to Umegatani 1.

Ozeki Kaio had 879 makuuchi wins at retirement in July 2011.The only
other non-yokozuna with more than Akinoshima and Takanonami(tied at 647)
are Kotoshogiku(718),Kyokutenho(697),Takamiyama (II) (683),Aminishiki(678),
and the ozeki Konishiki (649).
Kyokutenho has the loss record at 773,displacing Terao's 753.



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*Terunofuji 1991-7/2021-active 350++ 194++ 9+

I think it's wonderul that Terunofuji is approaching the minimum
definition for dai-yokozuna. I wonder if he uses that sense of the term as
he considers how to balance his knee health and his desire to fight more?
There definitely is a subset of fans who assume that he wishes to hit ten
wins before he can save his knees and retire.

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Toronto Backlawn <[email protected]> wrote:

*Terunofuji 1991-7/2021-active 350++ 194++ 9+

I think it's wonderul that Terunofuji is approaching the minimum
definition for dai-yokozuna. I wonder if he uses that sense of the term as
he considers how to balance his knee health and his desire to fight more? There definitely is a subset of fans who assume that he wishes to hit ten wins before he can save his knees and retire.

On the other side of the coin we have THIS list...
most career LOSSES by a rikishi (all divisions)...

Kyokutenho 944
Terao 937
Oshio 929
Aminishiki 908
Takamiyama 845
Aobajo 842
Fujizakura 827
Sawaisamu 814+
Ozutsu 809
Kotoinazuma 802
Kirinji 792
Kaiki 790
Kurama 788
Hanakaze 788
Tamawashi 784+
Wakanosato 783
Mitoizumi 766
Kotonowaka 764
Akinoshima 757
Takamisugi 753

Only winners of 400 are covered
except Sawaisamu;
everyone on above list won at least 683 (Hanakaze)
except Sawaisamu...who has 396,generally in the
basement jonokuchi division.
He just went 0-7 for the fifteenth time and
extended his record for make-koshi basho to 147
(no one else has more than 120).

But he hasn't retired!

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Louis Epstein <[email protected]> wrote:

Toronto Backlawn <[email protected]> wrote:

*Terunofuji 1991-7/2021-active 350++ 194++ 9+

I think it's wonderul that Terunofuji is approaching the minimum
definition for dai-yokozuna. I wonder if he uses that sense of the term as >> he considers how to balance his knee health and his desire to fight more?
There definitely is a subset of fans who assume that he wishes to hit ten
wins before he can save his knees and retire.

On the other side of the coin we have THIS list...
most career LOSSES by a rikishi (all divisions)...

Kyokutenho 944
Terao 937
Oshio 929
Aminishiki 908
Takamiyama 845
Aobajo 842
Fujizakura 827
Sawaisamu 814+
Ozutsu 809
Kotoinazuma 802
Kirinji 792
Kaiki 790
Kurama 788
Hanakaze 788
Tamawashi 784+
Wakanosato 783
Mitoizumi 766
Kotonowaka 764
Akinoshima 757
Takamisugi 753

Only winners of 400 are covered
except Sawaisamu;
everyone on above list won at least 683 (Hanakaze)
except Sawaisamu...who has 396,generally in the
basement jonokuchi division.
He just went 0-7 for the fifteenth time and
extended his record for make-koshi basho to 147
(no one else has more than 120).

But he hasn't retired!

He just had an uncharacteristically good basho at
3-4,his best result since 2022,and will likely be
near the top of jonokuchi rather than the bottom
for May.His make-koshi basho record of course
extends to 148 and his victory total reached 399
(one more and he will be on Sumodb's list amid
all the winners with far fewer losses).

Tamawashi lost 8 and reached 807 wins,624 of them
in makuuchi (573 of Sawaisamu's 818 defeats are
in jonokuchi).

Itakozakura went 0-7 and neared the loss-leader-list
with his 121st make-koshi basho (second to Sawaisamu)
and a 511-724 career record (but 548 of his losses
are in Jonidan,including his latest).

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