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Yamamoto Retired

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Wrestler Data

Rank Jonokuchi 7
Ring NameYamamoto
Real Name山本訓史
StableNaruto
Date of Birth (Age)1987/03/04 (39)
BirthplaceJapan Aomori 青森市
Height (cm)171.0
Weight (kg)108.3

Career Summary

Profile
Yamamoto is a retired sumo wrestler from Japan Aomori 青森市 of Naruto, whose career-best rank was Jonidan 17.
Born / Physique
Born on 1987/03/04 (age 39). Height 171.0 cm, weight 108.3 kg.
Debut
Made a professional debut at Jonidan 48 in the 2013/1 tournament and competed across 6 tournaments through 2013/11.
Promotions
The career-best rank of Jonidan 17 was first achieved in 2013/7.
Career Record
Career record: 12 wins, 17 losses (winning percentage 0.414).
Winning Streak
The longest run of winning records (kachi-koshi) is 2 consecutive tournaments, from 2013/3 to 2013/5.
Signature Move
The signature winning technique is "Oshidashi", accounting for 33% of all wins.Winning by pushing the opponent's body out of the ring with one or both hands — the single most common kimarite in sumo.
Recent 3 Tournaments
East Jonidan 17 Yamamoto3 W 4 L Makekoshi confirmed
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Jonidan 16
Jonidan 18
Jonidan 18
Jonidan 13
Jonidan 17
Jonidan 15
Jonidan 14
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Uwatenage
Oshidashi
Sukuinage
Okuridashi
Oshidashi
Hatakikomi
Hatakikomi
(0 W 1 L)
(2 W 0 L)
(2 W 1 L)
(2 W 2 L)
(2 W 3 L)
(1 W 5 L)
(2 W 5 L)
West Jonidan 40 Yamamoto0 W 1 L 6 A 4 more win(s) for kachikoshi
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15
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Jonidan 41
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Uwatenage
(1 W 0 L)
West Jonokuchi 7 Yamamoto0 W 0 L 15 A 8 more win(s) for kachikoshi
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15
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Career Record

Wins
12 W
Losses
17 L
Win Rate
0.414
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Rival Diagnosis

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