Terao Tsunefumi’s Best Finishes - Technique Breakdown

Terao Tsunefumi comes from a family deeply connected to sumo wrestling, with a lineage that includes his father, brothers Kakureizan and Sakahoko, all contributing to the sport’s legacy. Terao Tsunefumi started his career at the age of 16, averaging just 115kg, he preferred oshi-sumo style, utilizing pushing and thrusting techniques to keep opponents away from his mawashi. He also relied on speed, agility, and rapid thrusts (tsuppari) to the chest, hence the nickname “The Eternal Typhoon“. Hakkeyoi! #terao #sumowrestling If you want to learn more about winning techniques and common terms in Sumo, you can check out: Techniques: Glossary : #sumowrestling #chiyonofuji Hey there SUMO FAN, welcome to my channel! Here’s a list where you can learn Sumo: ✅ Grand Sumo: ☑️ NHK Sumo : 📙 Sumo Database: - 👾 Sumo Reddit: 👥 Sumo Facebook Groups: SumoSumoSumo - World Of Sumo - Grand Sumo Enthusiast - 🎙️Sumo Podcast: Grand Sumo Breakdown - Sumo Kaboom Podcast - 📦 Sumo Merch: BigSumoFan - AllGoodSumo - Music: Intro: Asian Drums - Vadodara by Kevin MacLeod is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 license. Source: Artist: Replay: Enter the Maze by Kevin MacLeod is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 license. Source: Artist: Outro: Japanese Taiko Drum Copyright Disclaimer: This video may contain material that is copyrighted and used under the principles of “fair use“ or with permission from the copyright owner. We make every effort to ensure that the content in this video is used in compliance with copyright law. We do not intend to infringe on any copyrights or claim ownership of any third-party content used in this video. If you believe that your copyright has been violated, please contact me to address the issue. Please note that the use of copyrighted material in this video is for educational, commentary, and creative purposes. We respect the rights of copyright owners and will act in good faith to resolve any copyright-related concerns promptly.