Hikiotoshi引き落とし
pull-down
- Difficulty
- 3
- Frequency
- ~4.1%
- Category
- Tokushuwaza特殊技
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Mechanics
The wrestler pulls the opponent's shoulder, arm or mawashi, forcing him to fall forward. Often used as a defence against a charge.
Frequently asked about Hikiotoshi
What is Hikiotoshi?
Hikiotoshi (引き落とし) is a sumo technique from the Tokushuwaza group (Special techniques). Meaning: pull-down.
How is Hikiotoshi performed?
The wrestler pulls the opponent's shoulder, arm or mawashi, forcing him to fall forward. Often used as a defence against a charge.
How difficult and common is Hikiotoshi?
Difficulty: 3/10. Frequency: approximately 4.1% of all decisions in professional sumo. The Tokushuwaza group accounts for about 16% of all wins.
What is the hardest part of Hikiotoshi?
Avoiding the opponent's thrusts while simultaneously pulling him down.