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Mutsuarashi weighed only 220lbs here, but that never stopped him from picking heavier rikishi up. He won 103 matches by “lift-out,” making it his most used winning move. And he could convert those lifts into even flashier feats of strength. Mutsuarashi vs Kirinji, July 1975

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