Nagete

Nagete (投げ手) are throwing techniques.

### **Ipponzeoi 一本背負い**

While moving backwards to the side, the opponent is pulled past the attacker and out of the ring by grabbing and pulling their arm with both hands (one-armed shoulder throw).

### **Kakenage 掛け投げ**

Lifting the opponent's thigh with one's leg, while grasping the opponent with both arms, and then throwing the off-balance opponent to the ground (hooking inner thigh throw).

### **Koshinage 腰投げ**

Bending over and pulling the opponent over the attacker's hip, then throwing the opponent to the ground on their back (hip throw).

### **Kotenage 小手投げ**

The attacker wraps their arm around the opponent's extended arm (差し手 - gripping arm), then throws the opponent to the ground without touching their mawashi. A common move (armlock throw).

### **Kubinage 首投げ**

The attacker wraps the opponent's head (or neck) in his arms, throwing him down (headlock throw).

### **Nichonage 二丁投げ**

Extending the right (left) leg around the outside of the opponent's right (left) knee thereby sweeping both of his legs off the surface and throwing him down (body drop throw).

### **Shitatedashinage 下手出し投げ**

The attacker extends their arm under the opponent's arm to grab the opponent's mawashi while dragging the opponent forwards and/or to the side, throwing them to the ground (pulling underarm throw).

### **Shitatenage 下手投げ**

The attacker extends their arm under the opponent's arm to grab the opponent's mawashi and turns sideways, pulling the opponent down and throwing them to the ground (underarm throw).

### **Sukuinage 掬い投げ**

The attacker extends their arm under the opponent's armpit and across their back while turning sideways, forcing the opponent forward and throwing him to the ground without touching the mawashi (beltless arm throw).

### **Tsukaminage つかみ投げ**

The attacker grabs the opponent's mawashi and lifts his body off the surface, pulling them into the air past the attacker and throwing them down (lifting throw).

### **Uwatedashinage 上手出し投げ**

The attacker extends their arm over the opponent's arm/back to grab the opponent's mawashi while pulling them forwards to the ground (pulling overarm throw).

### **Uwatenage 上手投げ**

The attacker extends their arm over the opponent's arm to grab the opponent's mawashi and throws the opponent to the ground while turning sideways (overarm throw).

### **Yaguranage 櫓投げ**

With both wrestlers grasping each other's mawashi, pushing one's leg up under the opponent's groin, lifting them off the surface and then throwing them down on their side (inner thigh throw).

## **Match Examples**

Ipponzeoi - September 2011: M9 Sagatsukasa defeats M7 Tochinowaka by ipponzeoi.Kakenage - July 2012: O Harumafuji defeats S Goeido by kakenage.Koshinage - May 2016: J13 Ura defeats J9 Dewahayate by koshinage.Kotenage - November 2012: M1 Okinoumi defeats Y Harumafuji by kotenage.Kubinage - September 2012: O Harumafuji defeats S Myogiryu by kubinage.Nichonage - September 2012: J3 Chiyonokuni defeats J11 Tanzo by nichonage.Shitatedashinage - January 2013: O Kotooshu defeats M4 Gagamaru by shitatedashinage.Shitatenage - September 2012: J14 Arawashi defeats ms5 Azumaryu by shitatenage.Sukuinage - July 2012: Y Hakuho defeats M1 Kyokutenho by sukuinage.Tsukaminage - September 2018: jd74 Fujinoteru defeats jd76 Wakamatsunaga by tsukaminage.Uwatedashinage - July 2012: O Kakuryu defeats O Kotooshu by uwatedashinage.Uwatenage - July 2012: M9 Tokitenku defeats M7 Toyohibiki by uwatenage.Yaguranage - July 2009: Y Asashoryu defeats O Harumafuji by yaguranage.