Kisenosato has had a torikumi scheduled for every day in his career since he was promoted to Makuuchi in 2004, that much is true. FourTildes ( talk) 21:20, 17 July 2013 (UTC) Reply Terao’s career wins If you would like to do it yourself, please use the query to do so. I am not against adding the 19 and up wrestlers. There are also a few older wrestlers who full records aren't listed and their consecutive wins can't be verified. Notice that a few on the list don't qualify because they fell back to Jonokuchi through injury and then worked their way back up. Sifting through the numbers, Fukao/Akiseyama is at 20 with 5 more: Konishiki, Daishoyama, Roho, Sakaizawa and Ishiura for a total of 11 wrestlers on an expanded list. It is for 19 or more wins, with no losses in the first two basho, which is enough to narrow down the numbers. Here is the query at sumo reference similar to the one I used to track down the consecutive wins. Should he be added as a 6th place, or is that table only a top 5? (I don’t know if there are any rikishi with a better record.) - Preceding unsigned comment added by 83.211.186.59 ( talk) 15:28, 17 July 2013 (UTC) Reply

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