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Ōnokuni Yasushi (Japanese: 大乃国 康, born October 9, 1962 as Yasushi Aoki (青木 康)) is a Japanese former professional sumo wrestler from Hokkaidō. Making his professional debut in 1978, he reached the top division in 1983. In 1987 he won his first yūshō or tournament championship with a perfect record and became the ...
Onokuni Yasushi - 大乃国 康 (born October 9, 1962) is a former Japanese professional sumo wrestler from Memuro, Hokkaido. He made his debut in March 1978 and last wrestled for Hanaregoma stable. He reached the makuuchi division in March 1983 and has 7 special prizes, 4 kinboshi and 2 top division...
Yasushi Aoki 9 de octubre de 1962 (58 años) Memuro, Hokkaidō, Japón ( ) Altura: 1,89 m (6 pies 2 pulgadas) Peso: 203 kg (448 libras) Carrera profesional; Estable: Hanakago, Hanaregoma: Registro: 560-319-113: Debut: Marzo de 1978: Rango más alto: Yokozuna (septiembre de 1987) Retirado: Julio de 1991: Nombre anciano: Shibatayama: Campeonatos ...
Onokuni Yasushi - Shibatayama Yasushi. Career Record. 560-319-113/876 (81 basho) In Makuuchi. 426-228-111/651 (51 basho), 2 Yusho, 7 Jun-Yusho, 5 Shukun-Sho, 2 Kanto-Sho, 4 Kinboshi. As Yokozuna. 155-79-111/231 (23 basho), 1 Yusho, 2 Jun-Yusho. As Ozeki. 140-55/195 (13 basho), 1 Yusho, 4 Jun-Yusho.
Sumo Fan Magazine 1 Issue 31 © SFM June 2010. Rikishi of Old. The 62nd Yokozuna Onokuni Yasushi (1962 ~ ) Part 1. by Joe Kuroda. Most yokozuna conjure up an image of a goliath, with a ferocious temperament and imposing physique, a presence most of us find rather difficult to get casually acquainted with and start a conversation.
The 62nd Yokozuna Onokuni Yasushi (1962 ~ ) Part 2 by Joe Kuroda In our last instalment, Onokuni – a gentle 200-kilogram giant from Hokkaido – was on top of the sumo world having gained promotion to yokozuna. Unfortunately, that was about as rosy as it got. Read on to find out how he made history for the wrong reasons, but also cemented
Ōnokuni Yasushi ( jap. 大乃国 康, eig. Aoki Yasushi ( 青木 康 ); * 9. Oktober 1962 in Memuro, Präfektur Hokkaido) ist ein ehemaliger japanischer Sumōringer. Er war der 62. Yokozuna .
