Fighting Style
Yoshikaze's favourite techniques are listed at the Sumo Association as tsuki/oshi, meaning he prefers pushing and thrusting moves as opposed to fighting on the opponent's mawashi or belt. His most common winning techniques are oshidashi, the push out, and yorikiri, the force out.
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