Kotoyūki Kazuyoshi

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Born
1991 (35 years old)
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Kagawa Prefecture, Japan

Position
Fighter

Status
Active

Ethnicity
Asian

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Height
1.75 m (5 ft 9 in)

Weight
181 kg (399 lb)

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Retired, Sekiwake (May, 2016)

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Fighting

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Sumo Wrestlers

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League
Sumo

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Latest Results

					Aki Basho Day 7	19 Sep 20
					Nagoya Basho Day 14	01 Aug 20
					Nagoya Basho Day 13	31 Jul 20
					Nagoya Basho Day 12	30 Jul 20
					Nagoya Basho Day 11	29 Jul 20
					Nagoya Basho Day 10	28 Jul 20
					Nagoya Basho Day 9	27 Jul 20
					Nagoya Basho Day 8	26 Jul 20
					Nagoya Basho Day 7	25 Jul 20
					Nagoya Basho Day 6	24 Jul 20
					Nagoya Basho Day 5	23 Jul 20
					Nagoya Basho Day 4	22 Jul 20
					Nagoya Basho Day 3	21 Jul 20
					Nagoya Basho Day 2	20 Jul 20
					Nagoya Basho Day 1	19 Jul 20
					Kyushu Basho Day 15	24 Nov 19
					Kyushu Basho Day 14	23 Nov 19
					Kyushu Basho Day 13	22 Nov 19
					Kyushu Basho Day 12	21 Nov 19
					Kyushu Basho Day 11	20 Nov 19
					Kyushu Basho Day 10	19 Nov 19
					Kyushu Basho Day 9	18 Nov 19
					Kyushu Basho Day 8	17 Nov 19
					Kyushu Basho Day 7	16 Nov 19
					Kyushu Basho Day 6	15 Nov 19
					Kyushu Basho Day 5	14 Nov 19
					Kyushu Basho Day 4	13 Nov 19
					Kyushu Basho Day 3	12 Nov 19
					Kyushu Basho Day 2	11 Nov 19
					Kyushu Basho Day 1	10 Nov 19

Description

Kotoyūki Kazuyoshi (Japanese: 琴勇輝一巖, born April 2, 1991 as Yūki Enomoto (榎本勇起)) is a retired Japanese professional sumo wrestler from Kagawa Prefecture. He made his professional debut in 2008. After being a regular jūryō wrestler who made occasional trips to the top makuuchi division for a few years, from 2015 until 2019 he was a top division regular. He earned one gold star for defeating a yokozuna and one special prize for Outstanding Performance. His highest rank was sekiwake. He wrestled for Sadogatake stable. He retired in April 2021 and is now a sumo coach.