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ashi-tori
- grabbing the opponents leg to bring him down
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banzuke
- the official tournament ranking list
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basho
- a tournament
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dohyo
- the wrestling ring, a circle
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dohyo-iri
- the rituals at the beginning of a match
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gyoji
- name for the referee
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harite
–
open-fisted slap to side of opponent’s face
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hataki-komi
- a quick side step and push
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kan
– sixth
sense in the ring
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ketaguri
- pulling the opponent's legs
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mawashi
- the silk belt of a wrestler
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ozeki
–
second rank from top
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ozumo
- another word for wrestling
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rikishi
- another word for wrestlers
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shiko
–
stamping of feet on ground to strengthen legs
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sumotori
- the same as rikishi
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tachiai –
initial charge at the beginning of a bout
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tawara –
narrow bales of straw that mark the dohyo perimeter
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tegata
– rikishi handprint, the sumo equivalent of a signature
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yokozuna
- the highest sumo rank, from which a rikishi cannot be demoted
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yoshu
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a tournament victory
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yorikiri
- grabbing the opponent at his belt
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Rules of the Game
Basic sumo
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mawashi
Sumo
Ranking System
Sumo Techniques
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