Wikipedia:WikiProject Sumo/Retired Rikishi with complete articles

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This is a list of retired rikishi who have "completed" articles. They are complete in the sense that they have infoboxes, tournament tables, and biographical/career information that is more than a few lines. They could always use YOUR additions and improvements of course!

See also: List of past sumo wrestlers

A - M Akebono Akinoshima Akinoumi Setsuo Asahifuji Asahikuni Asashio III Asashio IV Buyuzan Chiyonofuji Chiyonoyama Chiyotenzan Daishoho Daiju Fujinishiki Futabayama Futahaguro Futatsuryu Junichi Haguroyama Hasegawa Hayateumi Hidenoyama Raigorō Hitachiyama Hokutenyu Hokutoumi Hoshitango Inazuma Jinmaku Kagamisato Kaiketsu Kashiwado Kenko Kirishima Kitabayama Kitanofuji Kitanoumi Kiyokuni Kōbō Kongo Konishiki Konishiki Yasokichi I Kotogaume Kotokaze Kotonishiki Kotonowaka Kotoryu Kotozakura Kyokudozan Kyokushuzan Maedayama Maenoyama Mainoumi Mienoumi Mitoizumi Miyagiyama Musashimaru Musoyama

N - Z Nankairyu Nishinoumi Kajirō I Nishinoumi Kajirō III Ōnishiki Uichirō Onokuni Ōzutsu Man'emon Raiden Ryogoku Ryūko Sadanoyama Sakahoko Sentoryu Shiranui Dakuemon Tachiyama Tagaryu Taiho Takamiyama Takanofujui Takanohana I Takanohana II Takanonami Takanosato Takanowaka Takatoriki Tamanshiki Tamanoumi Tanikaze Terao Terukuni Tochiazuma Tochigiyama Tochinishiki Tochinohana Tochinowaka Tochinoumi Tochisakae Toki Tokitsuumi Tsunenohana Tsurugamine Umegatani I Umegatani II Unryū Kyūkichi Wajima Wakahaguro Wakamisugi Wakanohana I Wakanohana II Wakanohana III Wakanoyama Wakashima Wakashimazu Wakatoba Washuyama Yamato Gō Yoshibayama