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The Robocop who is actually Takamisakari used this technique once. What is it called?

Takamisakari who is ranked a Maegashira #4 had used this sumo move once and it was very effective. Robocop had attained the rank of a komosubi, a sanyaku, but now is reduced to maegashira, and next tournament might become lower due to his negative performance in the last honbasho, at 6 wins and 9 losses. A dismal rating, really. And he is now aging, at 33 years old. What is this technique he used once that was most effective?

It is called Kirikaeshi or twisting backward knee trip. A hard feat indeed but a very effective kimarite maneuver.

Kirikaeshi (twisting backward knee trip) - The attacker will take a deep step forward with his lead leg so his knee is placed behind his opponent's lead leg. He will then throw the opponent by twisting him backwards and over that knee.

Yes, indeed, Takamisakari or Robocop is now aging and at 33 years old, it would be difficult for him to return to the sanyaku rank, of being a komusubi, a sekiwake or an ozeki. Anyway, at lower ranks below Maegashira #10 he could be almost unbeatable.

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2 Responses to “Used Once”

1. M Says:
   November 10th, 2010 at 7:43 am

   Many ideas touched upon here. Sounds like
   each individual at birth will receive a
   universal communication number unique to
   the individual which can be appended to add
   a unique suffix for each device/location
   a persons uses for communication. The IPhone
   is doing this now for the most part – it is
   a universal communication device, access
   email, web, phone, chats, IM etc. all from
   one device. We say that we are all going to
   have multiple calling locations, but in the
   end, I think location will be superfluous,
   because all our calling networks will
   eventually be wireless. Of course, if some
   eh hmmm, “gov't agency” is going to hand out
   a unique communications number for each
   individual at birth, I sure bet that that
   same gov't agency will keep tabs on each
   and every communication you make. It's a
   nice concept, but it makes me worry about
   big brothers usurpous power. Also, who
   actually dials a phone number anymore? My
   guess businesses are the only real users
   of phone numbers anymore, where as private
   citizens program their home or cell phones
   once with a bookmark, and just dial by
   pressing one button on the phone, or hell,
   some phones even have voice activated
   dialing. So, to the end private user,
   the actual phone number is used once as a
   means to an end to create a bookmark.
   How cool is that?! So, since the end users
   essentially no longer need a 7 or 10 digit
   number to dial anymore, then conceivably,
   the telecommunication companies can change
   the user IDs to anything they want, what
   does it matter to the end user who just
   creates a bookmark.

2. M Says:
   February 3rd, 2011 at 4:05 am

   Many ideas touched upon here. Sounds like
   each individual at birth will receive a
   universal communication number unique to
   the individual which can be appended to add
   a unique suffix for each device/location
   a persons uses for communication. The IPhone
   is doing this now for the most part – it is
   a universal communication device, access
   email, web, phone, chats, IM etc. all from
   one device. We say that we are all going to
   have multiple calling locations, but in the
   end, I think location will be superfluous,
   because all our calling networks will
   eventually be wireless. Of course, if some
   eh hmmm, “gov't agency” is going to hand out
   a unique communications number for each
   individual at birth, I sure bet that that
   same gov't agency will keep tabs on each
   and every communication you make. It's a
   nice concept, but it makes me worry about
   big brothers usurpous power. Also, who
   actually dials a phone number anymore? My
   guess businesses are the only real users
   of phone numbers anymore, where as private
   citizens program their home or cell phones
   once with a bookmark, and just dial by
   pressing one button on the phone, or hell,
   some phones even have voice activated
   dialing. So, to the end private user,
   the actual phone number is used once as a
   means to an end to create a bookmark.
   How cool is that?! So, since the end users
   essentially no longer need a 7 or 10 digit
   number to dial anymore, then conceivably,
   the telecommunication companies can change
   the user IDs to anything they want, what
   does it matter to the end user who just
   creates a bookmark.

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