Yoshibayama Junnosuke - Top Division Record

Top Division Record

*The different tables represent a change in the tournament system over the years

New Year Summer Autumn
1947 no tournament held x East Maegashira #13 (8-3)
1948 no tournament held East Maegashira #7 (8-3) East Maegashira #2 (5-6)☆
1949 East Maegashira #3 (7-6) East Maegashira #3 (2-13) East Maegashira #10 (10-5)
1950 East Maegashira #3 (10-5)O☆ East Maegashira #1 (10-5)O East Sekiwake (13-2))O
1951 East Sekiwake (13-2) West Ōzeki (10-5) East Ōzeki (9-5-1hold)
1952 West Ōzeki (12-3) West Ōzeki (10-5) West Ōzeki (12-3)
New Year March May September
1953 West Ōzeki (6-3-6) West Ōzeki (10-5) West Ōzeki (14-1) East Ōzeki (11-4)
1954 East Ozeki (15-0) Sat out due to injury West Yokozuna (0-1-14) West Yokozuna (11-4)
1955 West Yokozuna (5-2-8) East Yokozuna (3-2-10) West Yokozuna (0-2-13) West Yokozuna (9-6)
1956 East Yokozuna (9-6) West Yokozuna (11-4) East Yokozuna (8-7) East Yokozuna (12-3)
New Year March May July September November
1957 West Yokozuna (10-5) East Yokozuna (3-3-9) West Yokozuna (5-6-4) no tournament held East Yokozuna (9-6) West Yokozuna (11-4)
1958 West Yokozuna (3-6-6) (Retired) x x x x x
  • The wrestler's East/West designation, rank, and win/loss record are listed for each tournament.
  • A third figure in win-loss records represents matches sat-out during the tournament (usually due to injury)
  • an X signifies the wrestler had yet to reach the top division at that point in his career
Green Box=Tournament Championship F= Fighting Spirit Prize O= Outstanding Performance Prize T= Technique Prize ☆= Number of Kinboshi.

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