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Futabayama Sadaji

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in sumo bouts, with 69, a record that still stands today. This represents an unbeaten run which stretched over three years. In a sport where matches often last a few seconds, and a brief lapse in concentration can lead to a loss, this is an exceptional achievement. It began on January 7, 1936 at the
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Futabayama won a total of twelve tournament championships, during a period in which there were only two tournaments held each year. His total remained a record until the number of tournaments was increased to six a year in the 1950s. However, the percentage of championships won in his
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or receiving his opponent's charge and immediately countering it. He is believed to have never made a false start. Although he was not particularly large, he had excellent balance. One of his most feared techniques was
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with barely any spectators, and Futabayama dropped out after the first day. He did not take part in the November 1945 tournament and announced his retirement during it, claiming that he objected to the newly enlarged
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Futabayama had become head of his own stable, Futabayama Dojo, in 1941 whilst still an active wrestler (a practice now forbidden), and upon his retirement he adopted the Tokitsukaze elder name and renamed his
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that the Sumo Association had introduced at the behest of the American occupying authorities. However, he had actually made a decision to retire a year earlier, having suffered a loss to
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Four tournaments a year, in Tokyo and other locations, were held from 1927–1932. For most of the 1930s and 1940s only two tournaments were held a year in Tokyo only.
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After his retirement Futabayama revealed he was actually blind in one eye, due to an injury suffered in his youth, making his achievements even more remarkable.
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He was one of the first top wrestlers to break away from the tradition of marrying his stablemaster's daughter, instead choosing a young heiress from a rich
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needed to fill the gaps in the ranks. However, he soon proved himself worthy of the promotion, finishing as runner-up in his second top division tournament.
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career still compares favorably to the wrestlers who have surpassed his total in the six tournament a year era.
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Futabayama was noted for being exceptionally good at the initial phase of a sumo match, the
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himself). He lost more to illness than to a superior opponent, as he was suffering from
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or top division championships and had a winning streak of 69 consecutive bouts, an
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division at the beginning of 1932. He was promoted from the middle of the second
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is not a successive rank, and more than one wrestler can hold the title at once
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4, as many top division wrestlers had just gone on strike (the so-called "
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Futabayama is particularly remembered for achieving the
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family. Their reception was held in April 1939 at the
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from 1937 until his retirement in 1945. He won twelve
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The June 1945 tournament was held in a bomb-damaged
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(His coach's daughter married 34:name, the surname is Futabayama. 1699:Gunning, John (16 July 2019). 1: 203:* Up to date as of June 2020. 222:was a Japanese professional 1571:List of past sumo wrestlers 1551:List of sumo record holders 1961: 1101:East Maegashira #3 1080:East Maegashira #1 1046:West Maegashira #1 1035:West Maegashira #4 1014:East Maegashira #2 1003:East Maegashira #5 877:=Outstanding performance; 814:East Maegashira #2 803:West Maegashira #4 792:West Maegashira #4 705:West Makushita #24 694:West Makushita #24 580:East Jonokuchi #27 387:. He was an expert at the 29: 1888: 1879: 1871: 1866: 1852: 1842: 1830: 1822: 1428: 830: 754:West Makushita #3 743:West Makushita #3 727:East Makushita #4 716:East Makushita #4 656:East Sandanme #33 645:East Sandanme #33 596:East Jonokuchi #9 266: 216: 201: 51: 44: 1751:Schilling, Mark (1994). 1722:Schilling, Mark (1994). 1433:     835:     678:West Sandanme #7 667:West Sandanme #7 629:East Jonidan #16 618:East Jonidan #16 607:West Jonidan #34 1920:Japanese sumo wrestlers 1641:Sharnoff, Lora (1993). 1599:Newton, Clyde (1994). 1566:Glossary of sumo terms 1439:Top Division Runner-up 841:Top division runner-up 530:Sangatsu basho, varied 483:Japan Sumo Association 418: 304:Japan Sumo Association 252:Japan Sumo Association 58:Futabayama, circa 1940 27:Japanese sumo wrestler 1940:Deaths from hepatitis 1435:Top Division Champion 837:Top division champion 825:Sat out due to injury 776:West Jūryō #5 765:West Jūryō #5 547:Jūgatsu basho, varied 409: 280:. He entered the top 1875:Tsunenohana Kan'ichi 833:wins–losses–absences 402:Retirement from sumo 398:, or overarm throw. 262:Born Akiyoshi Sadaji 250:and chairman of the 64:Personal information 1892:Dewanohana Kuniichi 1867:Sporting positions 1788:"Futabayama Sadaji" 1753:Sumo: A Fan's Guide 1724:Sumo: A Fan's Guide 510: 155:Yokozuna (May 1937) 139:345-113-33 (1 draw) 1479:    1468:    1423:0–0–10 869:=Fighting spirit; 509:Futabayama Sadaji 508: 451:Tokitsukaze stable 419: 389:gonosen no tachiai 248:Tokitsukaze stable 1898: 1897: 1889:Succeeded by 1862: 1861: 1846:Haguroyama Masaji 1843:Succeeded by 1812:Futabayama Sadaji 1542: 1541: 1415:West Yokozuna 1408:1–0–6 1404:West Yokozuna 1387:4–3–3 1383:East Yokozuna 1372:East Yokozuna 1361:East Yokozuna 1340:East Yokozuna 1329:West Yokozuna 1308:East Yokozuna 1297:East Yokozuna 1276:West Yokozuna 1265:West Yokozuna 1248:7–5–3 1244:East Yokozuna 1233:East Yokozuna 1212:East Yokozuna 1201:East Yokozuna 1180:East Yokozuna 1169:West Yokozuna 1116:West Sekiwake 1067:East Komusubi 959: 958: 853:Non-participation 436:, another future 345:amoebic dysentery 300:Shunjuen Incident 211:Futabayama Sadaji 208: 207: 94:December 16, 1968 40:Futabayama Sadaji 30:In this Japanese 16:(Redirected from 1952: 1872:Preceded by 1864: 1823:Preceded by 1820: 1799: 1798: 1796: 1795: 1790:. 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Index

Futabayama
shikona

Usa, Oita
Stable
Tatsunami
Elder name
Championships
Gold Stars
Musashiyama
sumo
Oita Prefecture
yokozuna
yūshō
all-time record
Tokitsukaze stable
Japan Sumo Association
Usa
Tatsunami stable
makuuchi
jūryō
maegashira
Shunjuen Incident
Japan Sumo Association
longest run of consecutive victories
sekiwake
maegashira
yokozuna
Akinoumi
amoebic dysentery

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