four-limbed clinch wrestling
Sumo term for a style where both wrestlers grip each other's belt with both hands, leading to a close body-to-body struggle.
When it turns into yotsu-zumō, it becomes a test of strength between the wrestlers.
He is good at yotsu-zumō.
Formed from 四つ, the sumo position in which both wrestlers grapple at close quarters, and 相撲. It especially denotes belt-grappling sumo, as opposed to fighting chiefly with thrusts and pushes.