Hidenori Chiyonowaka

Hidenori Chiyonowaka
Basic information
Professional name	Negishi → Chiyonowaka
The real name	Hidenori Negishi
The date of birth	1972March 8(44 years old)
Native place	Yabu-gun, Hyogo
Height	195cm
The weight	167 kg
BMI	43.92
Position room	Nine folds room
Results
Current ranking	Retirement
Top	The east ten ninth piece
Life military service	229 wins 224 defeats 13 holiday (63 places)
Data
The first sumo ring	May, 1987 place
Retirement	September, 1997 place
Hobby	Video viewing
Remarks
As of March 21, 2012 ■Template  ■ project sumo

The former Grand Sumo Tournament sumo wrestler who Hidenori Chiyonowaka (ちよのわかひでのり, March 8, 1972 -) was from Yabucho, Yabu-gun, Hyogo, and belonged to nine folds room. The real name Hidenori Negishi (ねぎしひでのり). 195cm tall, 167 kg in weight. The top the east ten ninth piece (November, 1996 place).

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Brief career history

The parents' house ran greengrocery. I am scouted by yokozuna Chiyonofuji of the active play era and step on a place, the first sumo ring in May, 1987. I was promoted to the third step relatively smoothly, but it failed to rise in the third step, a junior division and spent two years in climactic music, a junior division each. I almost settled in the junior division after the place in September, 1992, and a junior division won the championship at the place west junior division ninth piece in March, 1996 and got promotion to a new wrestler of the junior grade at a place in May. It was not able to be said that the promotion was early, but I was expected as a self-made ranking sumo wrestler with Chiyotaikai and others at the time of ten promotion and was forged by a high lesson. ^[1]It is said that I was scolded by a boss when even a little during the lesson stops saying "do not take a rest!". In the documentary which handled a stable of sumo at the time, I wrote one's name to the salt, and the state that acquired the right that I took a lesson of was televised on the next morning by the first. However, the place of new ten had a loosing record with five wins ten defeats and fell in a junior division without leading it by ten cars as expected. Achieve ten return then at one place, and is a place in September; of the ninth won it, but having a losing record continued afterwards, and discontinued the business last at a place in September of the year without just reviving when fell in a place junior division in March, 1997.

Results in total

• Results in total: 229 wins 224 defeats 13 holiday (63 places)

I it in a changing name career

• Hidenori Negishi (ねぎしひでのり) May, 1987 place - January, 1991 place
• Hidenori Chiyonowaka (ちよのわか -) March, 1991 place - September, 1997 place

Explanatory note

1. In the Kokonoe room, a top division sumo wrestler was in an absent situation for ^ this time period, and next-generation upbringing was hurried.

Allied item

• List of Grand Sumo Tournament sumo wrestlers

Outside link

• Hidenori Chiyonowaka - Japan Sumo Wrestling Association

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