Top 10 Sumo Records Haru 2018 Edition

[WAKATAKE]

With Hakuho and Kise out of action again, Kakuryu did not repeat his performance from Hatsu and came out on top with the yusho. It has been a long time coming, so congratulations to him! And now on to our top 10 Haru 2018 edition!

Most Makuuchi Yusho (all time)

1. 40 - Hakuho
2. 32 - Taiho
3. 31 - Chiyonofuji
4. 25 - Asashoryu
5. 24 - Kitanoumi
6. 22 - Takanohana
7. 14 - Wajima
8. 12 - Futabayama
8. 12 - Musashimaru
10. 11 - Akebono

*Currently active yusho winners: 

1. 40 - Hakuho
2. 4 - Kakuryu
3. 2 - Kisenosato
4. 1 - Terunofuji
4. 1 - Kotoshogiku
4. 1 - Goeido
4. 1 - Tochinoshin

 

Most Makuuchi Zensho (Undefeated) Yusho (all time)

1. 13 - Hakuho
2. 8 - Futabayama
2. 8 - Taiho
4. 7 - Tachiyama
4. 7 - Kitanoumi
4. 7 - Chiyonofuji
7. 6 - Tochigiyama
8. 5 - Asashoryu
9. 4 - Tsunenohana
9. 4 - Haguroyama
9. 4 - Takanohana II

*Currently active zensho yusho winners

1. 13 - Hakuho
2. 1 - Goeido 

 

Most Consecutive Yusho (all time)

1. 7 - Asashoryu (11/2004~11/2005)
1. 7 - Hakuho (3/2010~5/2011)
3. 6 - Taiho (7/1962~5/1963)
3. 6 - Taiho (3/1966~1/1967)
3. 6 - Hakuho (5/2014~3/2015)
6. 5 - Futabayama (5/1936~5/1938)
6. 5 - Kitanoumi (1/1978~9/1978)
6. 5 - Chiyonofuji (5/1986~1/1987)

 

Most Yusho Ketteisen (playoffs)

1. 10 - Hakuho (6-4)
1. 10 - Takanohana (5-5)
3. 8 - Kitanoumi (3-5)
4. 7 - Akebono (4-3)
4. 7 - Musashimaru (1-6)
6. 6 - Chiyonofuji (6-0)
6. 6 - Asashoryu (5-1)
6. 6 - Taiho (4-2)
9. 5 - Hokutoumi (3-2)
10. 4 - Wajima (3-1)
10. 4 - Takanonami (2-2)
10. 4 - Sadanoyama (1-3)
10. 4 - Wakanohana III (1-3)

*Active rikishi who have been in Ketteisen

1. 10 (6-4) - Hakuho
2. 3 (1-2) Kakuryuu
3. 2 (0-2) Terunofuji
4. 1 (1-0) Kisenosato
4. 1 (0-1) Goeido
4. 1 (0-1) Tochiozan
4. 1 (0-1) Toyonoshima

 

Most Makuuchi Yusho (Rikishi who did not make Yokozuna)

1. 5 - Kaio
2. 3 - Shimizugawa, Konishiki, Chiyotaikai, Tochiazuma II
6. 2 - Toyokuni, Masuiyama I, Kaiketsu, Takanohana I, Kotokaze, Hokutenyu, Wakashimazu, Kotonishiki, Takanonami

 

Lowest Makuuchi Yusho Winners (All Time)

1. M17W - Dewaminato (Hatsu 1939, 13-0)
2. M14E - Ryogoku (Natsu 1914, 9-0-1)
2. M14E - Tamanoumi (Kyushu 1957, 15-0)
2. M14E - Takatoriki (Haru 2000, 13-2)
5. M13W - Sadanoyama (Natsu 1961, 12-3)
6. M13E - Kotofuji (Nagoya 1991, 14-1)
7. M12W - Tagaryu (Aki 1984, 13-2)
7. M12W - Kotonishiki (Kyushu 1998, 14-1)
9. M9W - Fujinishiki (Nagoya 1964, 14-1)
10. M9EBS - Asashio (Hatsu 1933, 11-0)

 

Most Juryo Yusho

1. 5 - Masurao
2. 4 - Asanobori, Onishiki, Banryuyama, Hoo, Oginohana II, Wakanosato
8. 3 - Wakanokuni, Oshio, Shishiho, Washuyama, Wakasegawa, Kushimaumi, Daizen, Kinkaiyama, Baruto, Tochinoshin, Toyohibiki, Myogiryu

 

Most Makuuchi Yusho per Heya

1. 52 - Kokonoe 
2. 49 - Dewanoumi
3. 45 - Takasago
4. 44 - Nishonoseki *1
5. 42 - Miyagino
6. 41 - Futagoyama *2
7. 27 - Hanakago *3
8. 26 - Mihogaseki *3
9. 23 - Tatsunami
10. 16 - Sadogatake

*1 - Original incarnation of heya ceased operations, name revived in 2014 incarnation
*2 - Currently known as Takanohana beya
*3 - Ceased operations and has not been revived

 

Most Jun-Yusho

1. 21 - Hakuho
2. 16 - Kitanoumi
2. 16 - Takanohana II
4. 15 - Kashiwado
5. 14 - Wajima
5. 14 - Wakanohana II
5. 14 - Musashimaru
8. 13 - Akebono
9. 12 - Taiho
9. 12 - Tamanoumi
9. 12 - Kisenosato

*Active Rikishi with Jun-Yusho

1. 21 - Hakuho
2. 12 - Kisenosato
3. 6 - Goeido
3. 6 - Kakuryu
5. 5 - Toyonoshima
6. 4 - Terunofuji
7. 3 - Kotoshogiku
7. 3 - Takayasu
7. 3 - Tochinoshin
10. 2 - Aminishiki
10. 2 - Kaisei
12. 1 - Aoiyama, Endo, Gagamaru, Hokutofuji, Ichinojo, Ikioi, Shohozan, Sokokurai, Takakeisho, Takanoiwa, Takarafuji, Takekaze, Tamawashi, Tochiozan, Tokushoryu, Toyohibiki, Yoshikaze

[WAKATAKE]

Batch 2: Wins

Most Career Wins (All-Time)

1. 1066 - Hakuho
2. 1047 - Kaio
3. 1045 - Chiyonofuji
4. 964 - Oshio
5. 951 - Kitanoumi
6. 927 - Kyokutenho
7. 914 - Wakanosato
8. 872 - Taiho
9. 862 - Aminishiki
10. 860 - Terao

*Active rikishi with 700+ career wins: 

1. 1066 - Hakuho
2. 862 - Aminishiki
3. 790 - Kisenosato
4. 733 - Kotoshogiku

 

Most Makuuchi Wins (All-Time)

1. 972 - Hakuho
2. 879 - Kaio
3. 807 - Chiyonofuji
4. 802 - Kitanoumi
5. 746 - Taiho
6. 712 - Harumafuji
7. 706 - Musashimaru
8. 704 - Kisenosato
9. 701 - Takanohana
10. 697 - Kyokutenho

*Active rikishi with 600+ makuuchi wins:

1. 972 - Hakuho
2. 704 - Kisenosato
3. 674 - Aminishiki
4. 624 - Kotoshogiku

 

Most Wins in a Calendar Year (90 bouts)

1. 86 - Hakuho (2009)
1. 86 - Hakuho (2010)
3. 84 - Asashoryu (2005)
4. 82 - Kitanoumi (1978)
4. 82 - Hakuho (2013)
6. 81 - Taiho (1963)
6. 81 - Hakuho (2014)
8. 80 - Kitanoumi (1977)
8. 80 - Chiyonofuji (1985)
8. 80 - Takanohana II (1994)
8. 80 - Takanohana II (1995)

 

Most Consecutive Wins (All-Time)

1. 69 - Futabayama (Day 4, Haru 1936~Day 4, Haru 1939)
2. 63 - Tanikaze (October 1777~February 1782)
2. 63 - Hakuho (Day 14, Hatsu 2010~Day 2, Kyushu 2010)
4. 58 - Umegatani I (April 1876~January 1881)
5. 56 - Tachiyama (Day 9, Haru 1912~Day 7, Natsu 1916)
6. 53 - Chiyonofuji (Day 7, Natsu 1988~Day 15, Kyushu 1988)
7. 45 - Taiho (Day 2, Aki 1968~Day 2, Haru 1969)

 

Most Consecutive Wins from Pro Debut (Modern Era)

1. 27 - Jokoryu
2. 26 - Itai
2. 26 - Tokitenkuu
2. 26 - Tochiazuma II
5. 21 - Kototenzan
5. 21 - Enho 
7. 20 - Akiseyama
7. 20 - Tsurugisho
9. 19 - Konishiki
9. 19 - Daishoyama
9. 19 - Roho
9. 19 - Sakaizawa
9. 19 - Ishiura

*Active Streaks as of Haru 2018

1. 7 - Naya (Haru 2018) (NEW ENTRY)

 

Most Wins as Yokozuna (All-Time)

1. 778 - Hakuho
2. 670 - Kitanoumi
3. 625 - Chiyonofuji
4. 622 - Taiho
5. 466 - Wajima
6. 463 - Asashoryu
7. 432 - Akebono
8. 429 - Takanohana II
9. 407 - Kashiwado
10. 292 - Tochinishiki

*Active Yokozuna: 

1. 778 - Hakuho
2. 185 - Kakuryu
3. 26 - Kisenosato

 

Most Wins as Ozeki

1. 524 - Kaio
2. 515 - Chiyotaikai
3. 422 - Takanohana I
4. 378 - Hokutenyuu
4. 378 - Kotooshu
6. 353 - Musashimaru
6. 353 - Takanonami
8. 345 - Konishiki
9. 332 - Kisenosato
10. 301 - Yutakayama

*Active Ozeki: 

1. 179 - Goeido
2. 42 - Takayasu

*Active former Ozeki:

1. 256 - Kotoshogiku
2. 96 - Terunofuji

[WAKATAKE]

Batch 3: Bouts

Most Career Bouts (All-Time)

1. 1891 - Oshio
2. 1870 - Kyokutenho
3. 1795 - Terao
4. 1731 - Kaio
5. 1698 - Aminishiki
6. 1691 - Wakanosato
7. 1654 - Takamiyama
8. 1630 - Aobajo
9. 1613 - Fujizakura
10. 1575 - Akinoshima

 

Most Makuuchi Bouts

1. 1470 - Kyokutenho
2. 1444 - Kaio
3. 1430 - Takamiyama
4. 1384 - Aminishiki
5. 1378 - Terao
6. 1283 - Akinoshima
7. 1260 - Kotonowaka
8. 1242 - Takekaze
9. 1221 - Kirinji
10. 1183 - Tosanoumi

Active rikishi with 1100+ makuuchi bouts: 

1. 1384 - Aminishiki
2. 1242 - Takekaze
3. 1143 - Hakuho
4. 1138 - Kisenosato
5. 1131 - Kotoshogiku

 

Most Consecutive Career Bouts (All-Time)

1. 1630 - Aobajo
2. 1543 - Fujizakura
3. 1456 - Takatoriki
4. 1425 - Takamiyama
5. 1367 - Dairyugawa
6. 1359 - Terao
7. 1316 - Toyonoumi
8. 1297 - Hidanohana
9. 1267 - Ozutsu
10. 1263 - Hachiya

*For current ozumo streaks please see the link below:
http://www.sumoforum.net/forums/topic/36862-ozumo-consecutive-match-tracker/

 

Most Consecutive Makuuchi Bouts

1. 1231 - Takamiyama
2. 1170 - Ozutsu
3. 1065 - Kurohimeyama
4. 1063 - Terao
5. 1024 - Hasegawa
6. 975 - Takatoriki
7. 945 - Ohikari
8. 885 - Aonosato
8. 885 - Tochihikari
10. 863 - Kitanoumi

*For current streaks in Makuuchi please see the link below:
http://www.sumoforum.net/forums/topic/36454-makuuchi-consecutive-match-tracker/

 

Most Bouts as Yokozuna

1. 880 - Hakuho
2. 818 - Kitanoumi
3. 730 - Chiyonofuji
4. 716 - Taiho
5. 600 - Wajima
6. 550 - Akebono
6. 550 - Asashoryu
8. 547 - Kashiwado
9. 521 - Takanohana II
10. 388 - Harumafuji 

*Active Yokozuna: 

1. 880 - Hakuho
2. 260 - Kakuryu
3. 44 - Kisenosato

 

Most Consecutive Bouts as Yokozuna

1. 722 - Hakuho
2. 653 - Kitanoumi
3. 246 - Wakanohana II
4. 244 - Taiho
5. 242 - Asashoryu
6. 226 - Wajima
7. 217 - Kashiwado
8. 210 - Hokutoumi
9. 178 - Kitanofuji
10. 167 - Wakanohana I

*Current Yokozuna bout streaks: 

1. 30 - Kakuryu
2. 0 - Kisenosato
2. 0 - Hakuho

 

Most Bouts as Ozeki

1. 850 - Chiyotaikai
2. 838 - Kaio
3. 695 - Takanohana I
4. 633 - Kotooshu
5. 620 - Hokutenyu
6. 546 - Takanonami
7. 538 - Konishiki
8. 501 - Yutakayama
9. 494 - Asashio
10. 480 - Musashimaru

*Active Ozeki: 

1. 315 - Goeido
2. 59 - Takayasu

*Active former Ozeki:

1. 444 - Kotoshogiku
2. 180 - Terunofuji

 

Most Consecutive Bouts as Ozeki

1. 501 - Takanonami
2. 480 - Musashimaru
3. 392 - Asashio
4. 381 - Yutakayama
5. 338 - Hokutenyu
6. 321 - Kiyokuni
6. 321 - Kotokaze
8. 315 - Kitanofuji
9. 300 - Tamanoshima
10. 270 - Mienoumi
10. 270 - Kisenosato

Current Ozeki bout streaks: 

1. 90 - Goeido
2. 30 - Takayasu

 

Most Makuuchi Matches Between Two Rikishi

1. 65 - Kotoshogiku (35) vs Kisenosato (30)
2. 62 - Kotoshogiku (33) vs Harumafuji (29)
3. 61 - Harumafuji (37) vs Kisenosato (24)
4. 59 - Hakuho (43) vs Kisenosato (16)
4. 59 - Musashimaru (38) vs Takanonami (21)
4. 59 - Hakuho (37) vs Hafumafuji (22)
7. 58 - Hakuho (53) vs Kotoshogiku (5)
8. 54 - Kaio (34) vs Chiyotaikai (20)
9. 52 - Kitanofuji (37) vs Kiyokuni (15)
9. 52 - Takanohana II (33) vs Musashimaru (19)
9. 52 - Takanonami (28) vs Kaio (24)

[WAKATAKE]

Batch 4: Basho

Most Basho in Makuuchi (All-Time)

1. 107 - Kaio
2. 99 - Kyokutenho
3. 97 - Takamiyama
4. 96 - Aminishiki
5. 93 - Terao
6. 91 - Akinoshima
7. 90 - Kotonowaka
8. 87 - Wakanosato
9. 85 - Takekaze
10. 84 - Kirinji

*Active rikishi with 80+ basho in Makuuchi:

1. 96 - Aminishiki
2. 85 - Takekaze
3. 83 - Hakuho

 

Most Basho as Yokozuna (All-Time)

1. 64 - Hakuho
2. 63 - Kitanoumi
3. 59 - Chiyonofuji
4. 58 - Taiho
5. 49 - Takanohana II
6. 48 - Akebono
7. 47 - Kashiwado
7. 47 - Wajima
9. 42 - Asashoryu
10. 32 - Chiyonoyama

*Active Yokozuna: 

1. 64 - Hakuho
2. 24 - Kakuryu
3. 7 - Kisenosato

 

Most Basho as Ozeki (All-Time)

1. 65 - Chiyotaikai
1. 65 - Kaio
3. 50 - Takanohana I
4. 47 - Kotooshu
5. 44 - Hokutenyu
6. 39 - Konishiki
7. 37 - Takanonami
8. 36 - Asashio
9. 34 - Yutakayama
10. 32 - Kotozakura
10. 32 - Musashimaru
10. 32 - Kotoshogiku 

*Active Ozeki: 

1. 22 - Goeido
2. 5 - Takayasu

*Active former Ozeki:

1. 32 - Kotoshogiku
2. 14 - Terunofuji

 

Most Basho in Sanyaku (Sekiwake and Komusubi, 6BPY Era)

1. 34 - Kotonishiki
2. 32 - Kaio
3. 31 - Musoyama
4. 30 - Hasegawa
4. 30 - Kotomitsuki
6. 27 - Takamiyama
6. 27 - Akinoshima
8. 26 - Takatoriki
8. 26 - Wakanosato
10. 25 - Tochiozan

 

Most Basho as Sekitori (Makuuchi and Juryo, All-Time)

1. 117 - Kaio
2. 115 - Kyokutenho
3. 110 - Terao
4. 109 - Aminishiki
5. 106 - Oshio
5. 106 - Wakanosato
7. 104 - Takamiyama
8. 99 - Mitoizumi
9. 98 - Chiyonofuji
10. 97 - Tosanoumi

 

Most Career Basho of All Time (Highest Rank)

1. 192 - Hanakaze (Sandanme 18)
2. 186 - Hokutoryu (Sandanme 53)
3. 175 - Tochitenko (Juryo 4)
4. 174 - Dewanosato (Juryo 14)
5. 159 - Kasachikara (Jonidan 67)
5. 159 - Koriyama (Makushita 2)
7. 157 - Oshio (Komusubi)
8. 156 - Kyokuhikari (Makushita 35)
9. 154 - Kotokanyu (Juryo 7)
9. 154 - Kimenryu (Makushita 4)

*Hanakaze is still active as of Haru 2018

*Kyokuhikari has retired as of Haru 2018

http://www.sumoforum.net/forums/topic/37707-retirees-after-haru-2018/

 

Edited March 29, 2018 by WAKATAKE

[WAKATAKE]

Batch 5: Prizes

Most Sansho (S=shukun-sho [outstanding performance], K=kanto-sho [fighting spirit], G=Gino-sho [technique]) 

1. 19 - Akinoshima (S-7, K-8, G-4)
2. 18 - Kotonishiki (S-7, K-3, G-8)
3. 15 - Kaio (S-10, K-5)
4. 14 - Tsurugamine (S-2, K-2, G-10)
4. 14 - Asashio (S-10, K-3, G-1)
4. 14 - Takatoriki (S-3, K-10, G-1)
7. 13 - Musoyama (S-5, K-4, G-4)
7. 13 - Tosanoumi (S-7, K-5, G-1)
7. 13 - Kotomitsuki (S-2, K-4, G-7)
10. 12 - Tochiazuma II (S-3, K-2, G-7)
10. 12 - Aminishiki (S-4, K-2, G-6)

*Haru 2018 Sansho winners: Shukun-sho - Tochinoshin (S-2), Kanto-sho - Kaisei (K-3), Gino-sho - Endo (G-2)

 

Most Kinboshi

1. 16 - Akinoshima
2. 12 - Takamiyama
2. 12 - Tochinonada
4. 11 - Tosanoumi
5. 10 - Kitanonada
5. 10 - Haguroyama
5. 10 - Tsurugamine
5. 10 - Dewanishiki
5. 10 - Ozutsu
10. 9 - Mitsuneyama
10. 9 - Tamanoumi
10. 9 - Hasegawa
10. 9 - Fujizakura
10. 9 - Takatoriki

*Currently active rikishi with kinboshi:

8 - Aminishiki, Yoshikaze
5 - Ichinojo
4 - Endo, Hokutofuji, Ikioi, Okinoumi, Shohozan, Takayasu, Tochiozan, Toyonoshima
3 - Arawashi, Kisenosato, Oosunaarashi, Takakeisho, Takarafuji
2 - Chiyotairyu, Kotoshogiku, Mitakeumi, Myogiryu, Tamawashi, Tochinoshin
1 - Aoiyama, Chiyonokuni, Gagamaru, Goeido, Hakuho, Kotoyuki, Jokoryu, Onosho, Sadanoumi, Shodai, Sokokurai, Takanoiwa, Takekaze, Toyohibiki, Ura

*No kinboshi winners for Haru 2018

 

Yokozuna with Most Kinboshi Losses (Excludes fusen/default losses, and losses by hansoku, NSK officially kept records starting January 1930)

1. 53 - Kitanoumi
2. 40 - Harumafuji
3. 39 - Wajima
3. 39 - Takanohana II
5. 35 - Kashiwado
5. 35 - Akebono
7. 34 - Chiyonoyama
8. 33 - Tochinoumi
9. 31 - Tochinishiki
9. 31 - Kagamisato

*Active Yokozuna: 

1. 18 - Hakuho
2. 17 - Kakuryu
3. 12 - Kisenosato

 

Lowest Kinboshi Winners (All Time)

1. M14W - Komatsuyama (Hatsu 1941 Day 4 vs Minanogawa)
2. M13E - Saganohana (Natsu 1940 Day 12 vs Minanogawa)
2. M13E - Kotofuji (Nagoya 1991 Day 11 vs Asahifuji)
4. M12W - Sadogashima (Hatsu 1941 Day 3 vs Minanogawa)
4. M12W - Kotonishiki (Kyushu 1998 Day 13 vs Takanohana II)
6. M12E - Shinoumi (Hatsu 1944 Day 12 vs Futabayama)
7. M11W - Futamiyama (Natsu 1941 Day 2 vs Minanogawa
7. M11W - Tamanoumi (Hatsu 1944 Day 4 vs Terukuni)
7. M11W - Onishiki (Aki 1973 Day 14 vs Kotozakura)
7. M11W - Kitaseumi (Haru 1976 Day 11 vs Wajima)

[lackmaker]

22 hours ago, WAKATAKE said:

Active rikishi with 600+ makuuchi wins:

1. 972 - Hakuho
2. 704 - Kisenosato
3. 674 - Aminishiki
4. 624 - Kotoshogiku

 

With retirement on the horizon its hard to predict what the final order will be for 2-4.

[WAKATAKE]

11 hours ago, lackmaker said:

With retirement on the horizon its hard to predict what the final order will be for 2-4.

Only thing is retirement takes them off that list.

[WAKATAKE]

Batch 6: Ozeki speed runs

Fastest Progress to Ozeki from Pro Debut (Excludes Makushita Tsukedashi, 6BPY Era)

1. 19 - Kotooshu (11/2002~1/2006)
2. 22 - Asashoryu (1/1999~9/2002)
3. 25 - Terunofuji (5/2011~7/2015)
4. 26 - Akebono (3/1988~7/1992)
5. 27 - Musashimaru (9/1989~3/1994)
6. 30 - Konishiki (7/1982~7/1987)
6. 30 - Takanohana II (3/1988~3/1993)
8. 31 - Hakuho (3/2001~5/2006)
9. 33 - Wakanohana III (3/1988~9/1993)
10. 36 - Baruto (5/2004~5/2010)

 

Fastest Progress to Ozeki from Pro Debut (Makushita Tsukedashi, 6BPY Era)

1. 12 - Yutakayama (3/1961~3/1963)
1. 12 - Miyabiyama (7/1998~7/2000)
3. 17 - Wajima (1/1970~11/1972)
4. 21 - Dejima (3/1996~9/1999)
5. 31 - Asashio (3/1978~5/1983)

 

Fastest Progress to Ozeki from Makuuchi Debut (6BPY Era)

1. 6 - Taiho (1/1960~1/1961)
2. 7 - Yutakayama (1/1962~3/1963)
3. 8 - Sadanoyama (1/1961~5/1962)
3. 8 - Kitao (9/1984~1/1986) *1
3. 8 - Miyabiyama (3/1999~7/2000)
3. 8 - Kotooshu (9/2004~1/2006)
3. 8 - Terunofuji (3/2014~7/2015)
8. 9 - Chiyotaikai (9/1997~3/1999)
9. 10 - Asashoryu (1/2001~9/2002)
10. 11 - Wajima (1/1971~11/1972)
10. 11 - Akebono (9/1990~7/1992)

*1 - Futahaguro

[WAKATAKE]

Batch 7: Makuuchi speedruns

Fastest Progress to Makuuchi from Pro Debut (Excludes Makushita and Sandanme Tsukedashi, 6BPY Era)

1. 9 - Jokoryu (5/2011~11/2012)
2. 10 - Oosunaarashi (3/2012~11/2013)
2. 10 - Hokutofuji (3/2015~11/2016)
4. 11 - Kotooshu (11/2002~9/2004)
4. 11 - Aran (1/2007~11/2008)
4. 11 - Shodai (3/2014~1/2016)
7. 12 - Kotetsuyama (9/1978~9/1980) *1
7. 12 - Konishiki (7/1982~7/1984)
7. 12 - Tochiazuma II (11/1994~11/1996)
7. 12 - Asashoryu (1/1999~1/2001)
7. 12 - Tokitenku (7/2002~7/2004)
7. 12 - Yoshikaze (1/2004~1/2006)
7. 12 - Baruto (5/2004~5/2006)
7. 12 - Sakaizawa (3/2006~3/2008)
7. 12 - Yamamotoyama (1/2007~1/2009)
7. 12 - Ura (3/2015~3/2017)

*1 - Itai

 

Fastest Progress to Makuuchi from Pro Debut (Makushita Tsukedashi, 6BPY Era)

1. 3 - Endo (3/2013~9/2013)
2. 4 - Nagaoka (3/1978~11/1978) *1
2. 4 - Musoyama (1/1993~9/1993)
2. 4 - Miyabiyama (7/1998~3/1999)
2. 4 - Ichinojo (1/2014~9/2014)
2. 4 - Mitakeumi (3/2015~11/2015)
7. 5 - Yutakayama (3/1961~1/1962)
7. 5 - Daikiko (5/1990~3/1991)
7. 5 - Takekaze (5/2002~3/2003)

*1 - Asashio IV

 

Fastest Progress to Makuuchi from Pro Debut (Sandanme Tsukedashi, 6BPY Era)

1. 7 - Yutakayama (3/2016~5/2017)
2. 9 - Asanoyama (3/2016~9/2017)

[WAKATAKE]

Batch 8: Juryo Speed runs

Fastest Progress to Juryo from Pro Debut (Excludes Makushita & Sandanme Tsukedashi, 6BPY Era)

1. 6 - Kotetsuyama (9/1978~9/1979) *1
1. 6 - Tosayutaka (3/2007~3/2008)
1. 6 - Jokoryu (5/2011~5/2012)
1. 6 - Enho (3/2017~3/2018) (NEW ENTRY)
5. 7 - Asahifuji (1/1981~3/1982)
5. 7- Ura (3/2015~5/2016)
7. 8 - Konishiki (7/1982~11/1983)
7. 8 - Baruto (5/2004~9/2005)
7. 8 - Sakaizawa (3/2006~7/2007)
7. 8 - Chiyozakura (3/2010~9/2011)
7. 8 - Oosunaarashi (3/2012~7/2013)
7. 8 - Takaryu (3/2014~7/2015)

*1 - Itai

 

Fastest Progress to Juryo from Pro Debut (Makushita Tsukedashi, 6BPY Era)

1. 2 - Wajima (1/1970~5/1970)
1. 2 - Nagaoka (3/1978~7/1978) *1
1. 2 - Musoyama (1/1993~5/1993)
1. 2 - Miyabiyama (7/1998~11/1998)
1. 2 - Takekaze (5/2002~9/2002)
1. 2 - Futeno (1/2003~5/2003)
1. 2 - Endo (3/2013~7/2013)
1. 2 - Ichinojo (1/2014~5/2014)
1. 2 - Mitakeumi (3/2015~7/2015)
1. 2 - Yago (5/2017~9/2017)

*1 - Asashio IV

 

Fastest Progress to Juryo from Pro Debut (Sandanme Tsukedashi, 6BPY Era)

1. 4 - Oyanagi (3/2016~11/2016) *1
2. 6 - Asanoyama (3/2016~3/2017)

*1 - Yutakayama III

[WAKATAKE]

Batch 9: Rikishi Stats

Heaviest Rikishi:

1. 288.8 kg - Orora
2. 285.0 kg - Konishiki
3. 277.2 kg - Yamamotoyama
4. 245.5 kg - Kenho
5. 241.5 kg - Tominohana
6. 240.0 kg - Susanoumi
7. 237.4 kg - Musashimaru
8. 237.0 kg - Kainowaka
9. 236.0 kg - Akebono
10. 231.0 kg - Hidenoumi

[WAKATAKE]

Batch 10: Consecutive Basho in Sanyaku

Most Consecutive Basho at Sekiwake (Modern Era)

1. 14 - Goeido
2. 13 - Kaio
3. 11 - Kotomitsuki
4. 9 - Sakahoko
4. 9 - Musashimaru
6. 8 - Tamanishiki
6. 8 - Wakanohana I
6. 8 - Hasegawa
10. 7 - Matsunobori
10. 7 - Daigo
10. 7 - Maenoyama

*Mitakeumi is currently on a 5 basho streak

 

Most Consecutive Basho in Sanyaku (6BPY Era)

1. 19 - Wakanosato
2. 14 - Kaio
2. 14 - Kotomitsuki
2. 14 - Goeido
5. 12 - Kitabayama
5. 12 - Musoyama
7. 11 - Daikirin
7. 11 - Sakahoko
7. 11 - Musashimaru
7. 11 - Ama *1

*Mitakeumi is currently on a 7 basho streak

*1 - Harumafuji

[WAKATAKE]

Batch 11: Lowest Demotions

Lowest Demotion to Ozeki Return (6BPY Era)

1. M6W - Kaiketsu
2. S2WHD - Mienoumi
2. S2W - Takanonami
2. S2W - Tochiazuma II (7/2004)
2. S2W - Tochiazuma II (1/2005)
6. S1W - Musoyama

 

Lowest Demotion to Sanyaku Return (6BPY Era)

1. Ms55W - Tochinoshin
2. Ms42W - Ryuko
3. Ms30W - Kotokaze
4. J11E - Mitoizumi
5. J10E - Hoo
6. J9E - Kurosegawa
7. J8W - Masudayama
8. J6W - Aobajo
9. J5W - Wakanami
10. J3W - Kyokutenho

 

Lowest Demotion to Makuuchi Return (6BPY Era)

1. Sd84W - Tosayutaka
2. Sd28W - Chiyonokuni
3. Sd25E - Kinoarashi
4. Ms55W - Tochinoshin
5. Ms45E - Itai
6. Ms42W - Ryuko
7. Ms31W - Tamaasuka
8. Ms30W - Kotokaze
8. Ms30W - Satoyama
10. Ms30E - Maruyama
10. Ms30E - Tochinohana

[lackmaker]

1 hour ago, WAKATAKE said:

12 hours ago, lackmaker said:

With retirement on the horizon its hard to predict what the final order will be for 2-4.

Only thing is retirement takes them off that list.

Well that is certainly true. And we still have no idea what order they will retire in.

[Asashosakari]

On 3/26/2018 at 08:02, WAKATAKE said:

Most Makuuchi Yusho per Heya

1. 52 - Kokonoe 
2. 49 - Dewanoumi
3. 45 - Takasago
4. 44 - Nishonoseki *1
5. 42 - Miyagino
6. 41 - Futagoyama *2
7. 27 - Hanakago *3
8. 26 - Mihogaseki *3
9. 23 - Tatsunami
10. 16 - Sadogatake

*1 - Original incarnation of heya ceased operations, name revived in 2014 incarnation
*2 - Currently known as Takanohana beya
*3 - Ceased operations and has not been revived

2 of the Sadogatake and 2 of the Miyagino yusho are from unrelated stables of those names, not the current versions. Heya lineage is separate from myoseki lineage.

Nishonoseki is tricky. I think the count for the "major" incarnation is 38, not counting the 4 Tamanishiki won for the earlier version nor the 2 he won while part of Kumegawa-beya (the DB is inaccurate in his career history on that point). An argument can be made for 42 if Tamanishiki's Nishonoseki-beya is considered a continuation of the old one (the ja.wiki article describes the Kumegawa phase as "temporary custody", even though it lasted over 3 years), but certainly the two yusho in between weren't won for Nishonoseki.

And I don't quite get to 41 for Futagoyama-beya...seems to be either 40 or 42 depending on how one wants to count the two yusho Takanohana won before Fujishima merged with Futagoyama.