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Takadagawa stable

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A sumo stable (heya) is where wrestlers live and train. A man belongs to one stable for his whole career unless it closes, and wrestlers from the same stable do not normally fight each other.

Wrestlers of Takadagawa

WrestlerRing nameHighest rankW–L
RyudenKomusubi631–558
Kenko SatoshiKomusubi340–355
Maenoshin YasuoKomusubi324–338
KagayakiMaegashira609–623
Kiraiho RyozoMaegashira379–398
ShonannoumiMaegashira364–323
DairaidoJuryo658–625
Zenshinyama RyotaJuryo382–388
HakuyozanJuryo450–422
Takuetsuyama GoroJuryo104–95
OtsujiJuryo168–134
AkinoyamaMakushita383–367
AwanokuniMakushita163–145
OnojoMakushita294–275
OkadaMakushita43–26
EbisumaruSandanme384–414
TeneiSandanme176–181
DaitenguJonidan69–78
AiJonidan156–187
ManiwayamaJonidan132–169
MatsugashimaJonidan147–190
TsurugifujiJonidan47–51
DaigozakuraJonidan47–50
SachinoyamaJonidan55–85

Wrestlers who reached the salaried ranks, or who are currently active, and have at least 30 recorded bouts.

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