Takamisakari Seiken ( Japanese 高見 盛 精 彦 , real name Seiken Kato 加藤 精 彦 Kato: Seiken ; born May 12, 1976 in Itayanagi Village) is a former Japanese professional sumo wrestler .
| Takamisakari Seiken 高見 盛 精 彦 | |
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| Name | Seiken Kato |
| Date of Birth | May 12, 1976 (43 years old) |
| Place of Birth | pos. Itayanagi , Kitsatsugaru County, Pref. Aomori , Japan |
| Growth | 188 cm |
| Combat weight | 140 kg |
| Professional career [* 1] | |
| Hea | Azumazaki Bay |
| Results [* 2] | 563-564-46 |
| In makuuti [* 2] | 408-446-16 |
| Debut date | March 1999 |
| Top rank | Komusubi (September 2002) |
| Resignation date | January 2013 |
| Cups | 1 Juru |
| Special prizes | 2 Kanto-sho , |
| Kimboshi | 2 ( Asashoryu , Musashimaru ) |
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The wrestler is famous not so much for achievements, but for his characteristic gait and unique manner of preparing for the fight - with angular convulsive movements. For a similar manner known under the nickname " Robocop ", which gave him the Yokozuna Akebono . [1] Takamisakari professed an active, offensive style. In addition, he is known for strong-willed qualities, extreme tenacity and resourcefulness on the edge of Doha, vitality in seemingly hopeless situations. He is very shortsighted , wears glasses outside the ring, he constantly squints without glasses, which also adds color to his behavior in Doha. It is very popular among spectators and sponsors, many prize envelopes - kensho always stood out for its fights. Coming from university sumo, from the University of Nihon . A student of Takamiyama and Akebono . The highest achievement is komusubi , a typical level at the peak of a career is the middle of makuuti .
After the completion of the January tournament in 2013, he announced his resignation and transfer to coaching in his native school of Azumazaki Bay . He already has a Furivake coaching license. [2] .
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Results
| Sumo Year | January Hatsu Basho, Tokyo | March Haru Basho, Osaka | May Natsu Basho, Tokyo | July Nagoya Basho, Nagoya | September Aki Basyo, Tokyo | November Kyushu Basho, Fukuoka |
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| 1999 | x | Makushita Tsukedashi # 60 6–1 | Makusita # 32 West 6–1 | Makushita # 13 West 6–1 | Makushita # 3 West 4–3 | Makusita # 2 West 6–1 |
| 2000 | Juru # 12 East 7–8 | Juru # 13 East 11–4 | Juru # 3 West 11–4 | Maegasira # 11 East 10–5 D | Maegashira # 7 West 1-3–11 | Juru # 2 East Missed due to injury 0–0–15 |
| 2001 | Juru # 2 East Missed due to injury 0–0–15 | Makusita # 1 East 2–5 | Makusita # 10 West 6–1 | Makushita # 3 West 4–3 | Makushita # 2 East 4–3 | Juru # 12 West 10–5 |
| 2002 | Juru # 5 West 12–3 | Maegashira # 13 East 9–6 | Maegasira # 6 west 8–7 | Maegashira # 2 East 9–6 T | Komusubi east 4–11 | Maegasira # 4 East 5-10 |
| 2003 | Maegashira # 9 East 10–5 | Maegashira # 2 West 8–7 T | Maegasira # 1 west 6–9 | Maegashira # 3 West 9–6 In ★ ★ | Maegasira # 1 East 9–6 D | Komusubi east 5-10 |
| 2004 | Maegasira # 3 East 4–11 | Maegashira # 8 East 8–7 | Maegashira # 4 West 6–9 | Maegashira # 7 West 8–7 | Maegashira # 7 East 7–8 | Maegashira # 7 West 8–7 |
| 2005 | Maegashira # 5 West 6–9 | Maegasira # 8 west 9–6 | Maegashira # 7 East 5-10 | Maegashira # 11 West 10–5 | Maegashira # 5 East 5-10 | Maegashira # 9 East 7–8 |
| 2006 | Maegasira # 10 East 7–8 | Maegashira # 11 West 7–8 | Maegashira # 12 East 8–7 | Maegasira # 8 west 7–8 | Maegashira # 9 East 7–8 | Maegashira # 9 East 10–5 |
| 2007 | Maegashira # 5 East 7–8 | Maegashira # 6 East 7–8 | Maegashira # 7 East 9–6 | Maegasira # 4 East 3-12 | Maegashira # 9 West 8–7 | Maegasira # 8 west 5–5–5 |
| 2008 | Maegasira # 14 East 8–7 | Maegashira # 11 West 10–5 | Maegashira # 7 East 7–8 | Maegashira # 8 East 6–9 | Maegashira # 11 West 6–9 | Maegasira # 14 East 10–5 |
| 2009 | Maegashira # 5 West 6–9 | Maegashira # 7 West 6–9 | Maegashira # 12 East 9–6 | Maegashira # 4 West 6–9 | Maegashira # 7 West 6–9 | Maegashira # 11 West 8–7 |
| 2010 | Maegasira # 11 East 7–8 | Maegashira # 12 West 7–8 | Maegashira # 13 West 8–7 | Maegashira # 11 West 9–6 | Maegashira # 5 East 4–11 | Maegashira # 12 East 8–7 |
| 2011 | Maegashira # 9 East 6–9 | Cancel Basho | Maegasira # 15 East 7–8 | Maegasira # 14 East 3-12 | Dzyure # 7 west 6–9 | Juru # 10 West 9–6 |
| 2012 | Juru # 6 West 7–8 | Juru # 8 East 8–7 | Juru # 6 East 7–8 | Juru # 6 West 5-10 | Juru # 8 East 7–8 | Juru # 9 East 6–9 |
| 2013 | Juru # 12 East Resignation 5–10–0 | x | x | x | x | x |
| The result is given as a win-lose-shot Victory Small Cup Resignation Did not act in makuuti Special prizes : D = For morale (Kanto-sho); B = For an outstanding performance (Shukun-sho); T = For technical excellence (Gino-sho) | ||||||
Notes
- ↑ Friedman, Gary. Sumo stars live large in LA . Los Angeles Times (June 8, 2008). Date of treatment June 9, 2008. Archived November 20, 2012. (eng.)
- ↑ Robocop hung mawashi on a nail
- ↑ Lédeczi, András; Faragó, Károly. Rikishi in Juryo and Makunouchi Neopr . Date of treatment September 23, 2007. Archived March 15, 2012.
Literature
- Ivanov O. “Sumo. Living traditions of ancient Japan. " - M., Style-MG, 2004 ISBN 5-8131-0062-8