1.   Stanley uses American Sign Language, a far more visceral lexicon of hand thrusts and finger jabs, to convey the emotions roiling within him.

2.   Ozeki Musashimaru, or Fiamalu Penitani of Hawaii, quickly sent out komusubi Tosanoumi with hand thrusts.

3.   Akebono, or Chad Rowan, charged Musoyama with hand thrusts, but Musoyama dodged and sent him out when Akebono lost his balance.

4.   Akebono jumped in with hand thrusts when Musashimaru stepped aside and pulled his hefty opponent down.

5.   Akebono, or Chad Rowan, recovering from a knee injury in January, won a contest of hand thrusts against Musashimaru, or Fiamalu Penitani.

6.   Akebono, or Chad Rowan, shoved out ozeki Takanonami, charging him aggressively with his trademark hand thrusts.

7.   American Musashimaru, or Fiamalu Penitani, sent out fellow ozeki Wakanohana with hand thrusts.

8.   But when Akebono tried to pull him down after an exchange of hand thrusts, Takanohana shoved him out.

9.   Chiyotaikai charged Takanonami with hand thrusts and sent him out, handing Takanonami his sixth defeat against four victories.

10.   Chiyotaikai charged Akinoshima with hand thrusts and quickly tried to pull him down, but Akinoshima fought off and drove him out.