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Sanyaku [Syk]: a summary term for the four championship ranks (Yokozuna, Ozeki, Sekiwake, Komosubi).
Yokozuna [Y]: Grand Champion. The highest Sanyaku rank, earned for life.
Dai-Yokozuna [Dai-Y]: a particularly distinguished Yokozuna.
Active Yokozuna [Y(a)]: a Yokozuna with strong results over the past year (typically at least one Grand Slam semifinal or two quarterfinals).
Inactive Yokozuna [Y(ia)]: a Yokozuna without strong results over the past year.
Ozeki [O]: Champion. Second highest Sanyaku rank, enjoys limited rank protection.
Kadoban Ozeki [O(k)]: an Ozeki who failed to reach the quarterfinals at the last Grand Slam tournament, and hence would be demoted to Sekiwake if he failed to reach the quarterfinals again.
Sekiwake [S]: Junior Champion I. Third highest Sanyaku rank.
Sekiwake-Ozeki [S(o)]: a Sekiwake who just got demoted from Ozeki. A semifinal participation in the following tournament would get him back up to Ozeki.
Komusubi [K]: Junior Champion II. Fourth highest (and therefore lowest) Sanyaku rank.
Maegashira [M]: non-Sanyaku ranked player.
Kachikochi [kk]: positive GS tournament outcome, equivalent to reaching the quarterfinals. Minimum requirement to defend a Sanyaku rank without rank protection.
Makekochi [mk]: negative GS tournament outcome, equivalent to missing the quarterfinals. Triggers demotion from a Sanyaku rank without rank protection.
Sanyaku [Syk]: a summary term for the four championship ranks (Yokozuna, Ozeki, Sekiwake, Komosubi).
Yokozuna [Y]: Grand Champion. The highest Sanyaku rank, earned for life.
Dai-Yokozuna [Dai-Y]: a particularly distinguished Yokozuna.
Active Yokozuna [Y(a)]: a Yokozuna with strong results over the past year (typically at least one Grand Slam semifinal or two quarterfinals).
Inactive Yokozuna [Y(ia)]: a Yokozuna without strong results over the past year.
Ozeki [O]: Champion. Second highest Sanyaku rank, enjoys limited rank protection.
Kadoban Ozeki [O(k)]: an Ozeki who failed to reach the quarterfinals at the last Grand Slam tournament, and hence would be demoted to Sekiwake if he failed to reach the quarterfinals again.
Sekiwake [S]: Junior Champion I. Third highest Sanyaku rank.
Sekiwake-Ozeki [S(o)]: a Sekiwake who just got demoted from Ozeki. A semifinal participation in the following tournament would get him back up to Ozeki.
Komusubi [K]: Junior Champion II. Fourth highest (and therefore lowest) Sanyaku rank.
Maegashira [M]: non-Sanyaku ranked player.
Kachikochi [kk]: positive GS tournament outcome, equivalent to reaching the quarterfinals. Minimum requirement to defend a Sanyaku rank without rank protection.
Makekochi [mk]: negative GS tournament outcome, equivalent to missing the quarterfinals. Triggers demotion from a Sanyaku rank without rank protection.
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