Takanoyama! || Amazing 1/2 Versus! || [Sumo/Czech 🇨🇿]
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- Takanoyama was born in 1983. He is s a former sumo wrestler from Czech Republic. He is also the first man from the Czech Republic to join the professional sport in Japan. Takanoyama is 187cm, 98kg. Due to his exceptionally light frame in sumo field, Takanoyama relied heavily on throws to defeat opponents much heavier than him. He had knowledge of a wide variety of techniques and used at least 37 different winning kimarite in his career. Takanoyama retired on 24 July, 2014, and his story has amazed many people.
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That one guy who only enjoys playing games on the hardest difficulty
Haha.... underrated comment....🤣👏
thats me...
He clearly has very little respect for authority.
...I like him.
@Natty Fatty I feel like I'm home even in a sumo comment section. Lol Rip&Tear
Oops…
I love how everyone in the comments refers to a 185 cm 100 kg man as the "skinny guy".
dude is buff as fuck
Mumbojumbo That aint even close to skinny
Samuel Visarra do you know what the word “relative” means?
You must be more of a lover than a fighter
yanyan zhang ok y’know what Ima not going to delete my comment. I shall acknowledge my defeat and this will serve as a reminder.
Bojar practised judo in the Czech Republic before becoming interested in sumo. Sumo is more popular in the Czech Republic than in any other European country, with ten sumo clubs containing some 600 members, and he was trained by Jaroslav Poříz , president of the Czech Sumo Association, After winning the bronze medal in the 2000 Junior World Sumo Championships in Tokyo, he was accepted by Naruto stable, a heya in Chiba run by former yokozuna Takanosato. After passing the physical exam, he made his official debut in November 2001.
He was given the shikona of Takanoyama, meaning "noble mountain." He reached the sandanme division in January 2003, and the third highest makushita division in March 2004. He fell back to sandanme after only two tournaments but returned to makushita in March 2005 and largely remained there for the next six years, unable to break through to the elite sekitori ranks.
Takanoyama was hampered mostly by an inability to put on weight. His height of 1.85 m (6 ft 1 in) and weight of 90 kg (200 lb; 14 st) make him among the lightest sumo wrestlers in the modern era. In November 2008 he climbed as high as makushita 13, beating his previous high of makushita 15 set in November 2005, and he moved up to makushita 9 in January 2009. After compiling a 5-2 record in the July tournament, which included a win over the former maegashira Ryūhō, he reached a new highest rank of makushita 4 in September 2009. He produced another good score of 5-2 in May 2010 from makushita 6, which included wins over Jūmonji and Hōchiyama. In January 2011 a 6-1 score saw him promoted to a new highest rank of makushita 2 for the May "technical examination tournament." There he scored 5-2, guaranteeing promotion to the jūryō division for July. When the banzuke was released on June 27, Takanoyama was at #5 West, the tenth highest rank in the 26 man division. It took him 57 tournaments from his professional debut to reach jūryō, the second slowest among foreign born wrestlers after the Brazilian Wakaazuma.
He had a successful jūryō debut, winning seven of his first eight bouts and finishing on 10-5. This earned him immediate promotion to the top makuuchi division for the September 2011, only the third time since the six tournaments a year system was established in 1958 that a jūryō debutant has achieved this (the other two were Daikiko and Ichihara). Weighing in before the tournament at just 98 kg (216 lb; 15.4 st), he was the first wrestler under 100 kilos in the top division since Mainoumi in 1997.
Due to the judo training, his fighting technique is very elegant and surprising for a heavier opponent and his speed reinforces this effect.( from Wiki)
Thx for the info
Great info!🏆🏆🏆
:)Thanks
I would like to point out that Judo is practiced at some level with all Sumo, they are actually very athletic for their size.
Do the degree of this gentleman? I doubt it but they do.
Nice
@@blackbloodcell5147 8
To be pushed around by guys twice his weight and to actually be able to lift them. This guy is really a legend.
サムネは隆の山俊太郎関だっけ。現役時代は勝った所を見た事無かったから何か新鮮
When you pick the anti-meta build.
wajajajjajaja make my day!
Why Am i laugh at this
Are u LOL player?
Ez win haha
Haha. Me in destiny with white pulse rifle and botheration just dominating
He's so good because his greatest strength is using all that weight of the other Sumo against them.
Dude competed in lower divisions. He's fighting trash wrestlers in this video. He couldn't get into the high divisions, so he quit years ago.
@@criztu Still bro, with his weight? That's some gangster shit. Atleast he TRIED to give it a shot. Pave a new path. "I tried is 10x more then the man who said "what if?"" - Greg Plitt. He'll be remembered by this video, and the hundreds of thousands who saw a man give it his all. That is a fucking win.
@@criztu Twice your weight is still TWICE your weight. You come off jealous.
...and he is strong
@@Exxeron-ob3tv I dare you fight Holly Holm, she weighs 60kg.
Отличный спортсмен! Мужественный парень! Его стойкость и ловкость вызывают уважение!
Красава. Не в курсе кто это ? Ваще молодчага !!!
@@gayazmusin1334 Таканояма Сюнтаро (настоящее имя - Павел Бояр, родился 21 февраля 1983). В отставке с 2014 года.
@@user-vx1lb6ff3e благодарю, Бро. Прочёл про этого чела. Молодец. Что ещё можно сказать.
This is a judo guy in a g string killing it. Arms drags, hip throws and inside trips all day. Love it.
yes and uchimata!!
Judo in sumo
@@pitakolanviriyakit6392 it's not judo in sumo,it's just sumo. It has a lot of techniques
@@lucaalvaro4452 Thx, but i think perhaps he used to be judo player.😊
@@pitakolanviriyakit6392 *Judoka
The best part of sumo is when a small sumo wrestler defeats a bigger one. Thanks for a wonderful RIKISHI from the Czech Republic!!!
I like it when Enho or Wakatakakage or even Tobizaru win against me like Ichinojo, Akua, Tochinoshin who are bigger guys. It’s truly amazing. I really enjoy sumo.
Key I recognized for the smaller guy was balance. Even when he looked off-balance, he was actually creating imbalance in his opponent. Simply fascinating control of the body.
I feel like you'd like sumo if you noticed something like this. Hakuho definitely has the best balance in sumo, and is also the goat at sumo
Niko Style, Redirection Kata
Deep respect
I really enjoyed this show I do not know much about wrestling SoMo Style I do know I have seen a couple of matches in Japan and always amaze me how big those guys were and when a little guy would beat the big guy it amazes me I hope that tradition that honest their agents ancestors stays around for a long time
Basics of a good Judo practitioner
New sumo fatsos rely on weight
No idea how I got here but this is amazing
This guy and Enho just blow me away and make me appreciate this sport more than I ever imagined I would.
Facts!
Me too but their best ranks just show the limit of being small (in this case weight, in enhos case both weight and height). They both reached Makyuchi but couldnt go much higher.
Ive never imagined watching sumos could be so entertaining
Watch them in real life it sounds like two car hitting each other you cant really get a feel for the impact they make from a video its mental in real life!!!
@@ryanhey3425 That would be INSANE!!! 😂😂
Sumo is the SPORT. The wrestlers are known as RIKISHI.
I don’t follow sumo much but there’s definitely some similarities to judo. Using your opponent’s momentum to your advantage. Even seeing some judo throws there- uchi mata where we picks up the opponent through the legs. Cool stuff!
Except mma there's no fighting sport that is interesting nowadays, sumo has more unexpected outcomes which makes it funner to watch.
I can only imagine he woke up one morning and said: you know, I think I want to be a Sumo wrestler.
Why not?
In that guys defense, sumo wrestlers are treated like gods with the highest respect from the Japanese people. There are definitely worse aspirations in life.
@@The_HoochGoblin I was being sarcastic, not critical. I deeply appreciate his dedication.
@@The_HoochGoblin ye, they also treat foreigners like subhumans.
@@Nemo7The7Pirate7 A common fault in great cultures is to worship the result (individuals) instead of the work (attitude), - thereby tainting the future of both the result and work which is based on such blind pride.
There's nothing wrong with appreciating yourself and what you're a part of if it works. The problems arise when you base your acts on what has already passed.
The japanese treat their traditions as an overarching personality that they live within, which is why foreigners who don't accept it's existence are looked down upon as if they're willfully blind.
They want to live their identity, not posess it.
They are aware of their own bluepill, and don't want rogue individuals to stirr up their culture by being a walking reminder of individuality.
Japan has been isolated for so long that to simply open the floodgates to the worlds cultures would cause more harm than good in their eyes.
Эстетичный и подтянутый сумоист из всех безобразных. За счет ловкости и техники побеждает , браво !
This man has mastered the art if fighting in a defensive stance, waiting patiently for the opening and then striking with deadly precision.
The way he fights is like this mix of traditional wrestling, judo, and sumo. Absolutely beautiful
same. I used to do judo, so I wasn't expecting to see it here.
Its called" kushti "mam originated from "INDIA"
This dude is from czechoslovakia, and originally he is a master in judo.
That’s cool and all but.... how’s Jessica? What happened after you kicked her out?
Damn this guy is a boss
I love how this guy totally embraced the sport, it's spirit and it's discipline. He has such a presence! Great guy
Can‘t like this enough. Huge respect to that guy to compete with the best and even take home such victories! Just awesome. ❤️
1:16 I love how he just side stepped away from the sumo going at him like a bull and went full force out of the circle.
It's a very controversial technique with a high risk and and high reward
Крутейших чех! Никогда не думал, что сумо интересно смотреть!!!
I dont know whos braver, him or the people sitting ringside
😆
😂
They weren’t expecting the big guy to fall
A few are getting injured by heavy fall farts every year
@@jeffreyphandani5160 or the referee 😂
Камрады. Кто этот парень ? КРАСАВА !!! Я реально балдел от него. Просто МОЛОДЧАГА !!!
Damn, this is really impressive! I’ve never seen it before, this guy is one of the bravest and toughest men I’ve ever seen! 🔥👊🏽
Sumo is quite incredible, especially when a smaller rikishi goes up against a larger one and wins. I would recommend you watch Enho taking down sumo giants on Don Don’s channel.
I like this man, doing something untraditionally and beating the norm, brave
Norm? being fat in sumo is never the norm, its the only fighting sport with NO WEIGHT DIVISION. You can fight anyone you want, skinny or fat. The manliest sport in the world is sumo.
Unfortunately he retired a couple years ago he was popular but towards the end of his career he wasn’t winning a lot and in an exit interview he was quoted as saying that in sumo you have to be big. It’s too much wear and tear on the body
HE ALSO COMPETED AGAINST HAKUHO BUT DIDN'T LAST LONG
Actually, and I didn't know this until very recently, being fat in sumo isn't even an old tradition.
It's been less than a hundred years ago when most sumo wrestlers looked muscular and lean.
I assume it was probably modern life and the resulting availability of copious amounts of food, plus the fact that there are no weight classes, which made a lot of them bulk up that crazy, believing more weight will give them an edge.
@@josceola8979 They aren't eating junk food at all... I don't know what I said to offend you. It's totally true that they eat themselves fat to gain a weight advantage, and it's true that they have been doing it for less than 100 years. I'm well aware that they also have muscle under all that fat.
That takes a lot of balls, stepping into the Sumo's ring in Japan as a foreigner.
It looked like a lot of the crowd enjoyed the fight even if the results were surprising.
@@davidjacobs8558 That sounds like some good matches. I haven't met a scrawny Samoan yet, dudes are tanks.
They love a good upset in sumo, surprises get the most zabuton thrown
Excellence is excellence.
If I was a regular watching a skinny foreigner out maneuvering The heavy hitters, I'd be amused too!
what's his name?
I’m amazed there hasn’t been a single eye poke during this full thing. Amazing to watch he is an extremely talented bloke !
The bout @ 3:49 was actually so friggin insane. I can't fathom how fatigued he must've felt after. You definitely see the drain on his face like, "holy shit I just threw a freight train to the ground."
Thats exactly what i was thinking
Look that last seconds... 4:50
He retired and now works as a bouncer at an all you can eat buffet.
LOL
Wow that so interesting,do you have links for the info, or the buffet in google? Thanks
that buffet sounds like a gold mine
LOL
You had us in the first half not gonna lie
I have so much respect for him, fighting people that are bigger and probably stronger than him but his technique is flawless! Amazing!
OLBICHL plus he’s way more agile and quick. Good matchup for him.
@@MRIDDLE72 fak yeah😆 like when he jumped aside from the charging opponent and watched chaos unfold with a straight face, as the other guy fell into the crowd!
OLBICHL lol exactly. That’s not a fat boy move!
It’s not just technique, this guy is strong as an ox!
Lean muscle is more powerful then fat
I literally screamed throughout the video. Such an incredible fighter who's perfected his style to suit his body.
Creepy!
Since, I am completely ignorant about SUMO, I will simply say that was astounding and Takanoyma is an amazing athlete.
Welcome to another episode of why's this in my recommended, and wow that was good.
Hahahahaha!
For that height with 98 kg is not thin. Ur thin muscle motors will never b able produce enough power to push almost 200 kg athletes. He looks thin in ur eyes bcz u were comparing him with huge guys. Now look again nd compare him with the average surrounding guys.
@@sabbirahmed7811 yeah, ok but who are you telling his to??
This guys understanding of balance is absolutely incredible. This is shocking.
Oh shut the fuck off
going up against someone almost or over twice his weight. grueling on his body. respect.
That guy is incredible! He seems to have the perfect combination of strength, balance, agility, and skill.
A couple of years ago I went to Tokyo, I was traveling on the train when one small kid pointing at me and says Sumo, that's it I decide I have to lost some weight.
Oh I was reading that hopeing the kid sparked your knowledge that you must become a Sumo wrestler.
that kid pointed you were suppose to become a new foreign legendary sumo fighter just as the legend said, but you took it as an insult and now you become just like other westerners average..
They could become emperors in another country but they decided to just be Josh at the post office working 9/5
All I see is a wasted opportunity
That was signal from god and u disrespected it
@@lok6314 🤣🤣🤣
If it were the 80's they'd make a movie about him and he'd be played by Jean-Claude Van Damme
Bloodsport XXX
@@spis_dritt More like Bloodsport XL
You mean played by Steven Seagal.
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@spis_dritt bloodsport xxxl
хитрец тот ещё, использует их собственную инерцию для победы) Создаёт видимость столкновения и борьбы, а затем резко уходит в сторону. Но и сил у него конечно предостаточно, иногда просто поднимает спортсмена и выносит за ринг. Интересно было смотреть.
@1:48 akiseyama looking sharper today than he did back in his younger days. Even after a broken jaw, he is rising back up!!
This guy is strong hands down and he knows how to use his weight and the weight of his Opponents - people don’t realize but Sumos aren’t really just fat - they are extremely strong also - most of those palm strikes would knock out an average man on the street with a single blow
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Knock out ? I don’t fucking think so 🤦🏼♂️🤡
I don’t think you know much about fighting, because sumo is dog shit on the street, and power isn’t the main contributor to a knock out it’s placement
@@tehnoobestworld it's obvious he knows nothing of fighting on any level. Hes probably a little soyboy who has never been in a confrontation, much less a physical altercation. His comment is a direct result of ignorance
@@markus7166 dude. You literally have never been in a real fight.
His balance is insane that's how he does it. He's always in control even it don't seem like it at first. This dude is bad ass.
He has really really tight footwork, he's always got a stable center, he fights with his Hara.
really strong glutes
The strength this fellow has in his whole body is unbelievable.
Brilliant fights! Power and agility... Mr Pavel, thank you 🙂
The presence of mind, reaction speed, stamina, using the opponent's weight and momentum against him. Ain't seen anything like this before. Hats off!!
Same here. It's been a while since I was this impressed
I had three pleasure of seeing this man fight sumo when I lived in Japan. The whole event was awesome.
The way he controls and creates spaces for takedowns are simply fantastic show of skill and timing
Good for him. He didn’t make it to the top, but he stands out as being a much smaller athlete from outside Japan. Increasingly the sport’s ranks include non-Japanese wrestlers, but he definitely stood out.
I really appreciate the solemnity of Sumo. Respecting tradition. No winner utters a primal scream and fist pumps. I enjoy MMA but oftentimes it’s just like “relax, bro”.
8 NM?
I can’t imagine how many traditionalists this pisses off.
Look at the old guy at the far left edge of the screen at 5:35. He's like WTF!!!!
Oh idk. sumo and judo overlap pretty heavily, so its kind of difficult to be a hardcore fan of one with out at least admiring the other, so i imagine the sumo guys definitely see the beauty in his technique. Also this dude, despite being a dope ass dude, didn't make it far past the middle ground of competition. Once you start running into guys this big, who are just as good as you in technique, its pretty much impossible to compete. This is coming from a 155 pound jiu jitsu guy who tears into 200lb plus white belts on the regular.
Actually his techniques are pretty standard. The foot sweep he constantly used? That's a named move in sumo. (I don't remember exactly how it's named tho, but that's definitely a thing.)
Wouldn’t it make them glad, I’ve heard Sumo of the past were typically slimmer
Sumo isn't about being fat. It's about efficient control.
The algorithm is strong in this one.
Lol
I just watched Bloodsport Free CZcams movies - So assuming why this is recommended to me 😁
Nice one!
Wow. This guy's agility and speed, combined with his ability to grab the other Sumo's from behind and throw over his legs made him a force to be reckoned with. I am surprised no one ever fell on him and caused him serious injury. Good for him.
Takanoyama is an animal, a legend. I was never interested in Sumo until I saw it in his videos
Мастерство побеждает, независимо от веса! Браво!
А если Фёдора туда запустить. Что будет с этими мешками.
I'd be so mad if I gave up all aesthetic aspirations to get as massive and strong as possible, only to get whooped by some shredded guy half my size 😂
@@markdavis7397 bruh xD
@@josceola8979 a non-diabetic taking insulin? That's so dangerous.
@Hiro Takasugi I wouldn't mind looking like chiyonofuji lol
@windblowpass sumo has a loooong tradition in japan and is still relevant to this day.
maybe it is not the best style for mma,
Eli just be creating another DAN for his sumo passion yah
Уважение борцу, красивые поединки.
This guy is incredible and defies the law of physics💯
The falling-backward throw was the coolest sumo victory I've ever seen.
That was amazing but damn it looked like he was about to snap his own back doing that.
It's a well-known technique, called uttchari. Almost everyone uses it now and again.
Trump handed out a us president award at one of these.
@@Lordoftheswollen I don't like Trump but first POTUS to attend a sumo match with 🇯🇵 PM = win.
Until now I thought sumo wrestling was just about two fatties slapping each other, Im glad I was mistaken, this is actually a pretty interesting sport to watch.
Then I recommend you to watch Chiyo-no-fuji, Mai-no-umi, Ishi-ura, En-hou or many other less fatty wrestlers!
I started watching Sumo two years ago when I realized that higher level competitors are extremely skilled and have very good mobility for being so big. Not to mention some of them are ungodly strong. Once you get a grasp of what your looking at, it's a hell of a sport!
@@mcpheonixx Thank you, guys, I agree :)
@@Spectans1 watch Naga Wrestling
Look up hakuho
Dude looks like the fkn embodiment of strength
In any other sport, hands get shaken, smiles get exchanged. This one is soooo cold.
"Size don't matter, it's the motion in the ocean that matters!" Possible quote from Takanoyama.
I remember cheering for this guy back in the day. When you train with guys twice your size, then your technique gets tight. This man has great touch reflex on top of core strength and speed. He reacts to directional pressure changes Very quickly! As soon as someone goes to push, his core rotates and redirects that energy. He brought an energy to Sumo that I hadn't before seen.
He's just a phenomenon in sumo! I enjoy watching his fights and always admire him!
@Håkon I watch/ed Sumo. We had atleast 2 yokozunas where I lived, so it is something I got into. I was watching 2020 grand sumo and clicked this guy, since I recalled watching him back in the day. Keep on trollin though.
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@@d-rockpain4250 I agree with you. Takanoyama (the Czech sumo) was actually popular with Japanese fans for all of the reasons you listed. A casual fan might look at Takanoyama's record in the top division and assume he wasn't very good without realizing that it was actually quite impressive he even made it that far
Edit: I need to look up his real name. I always knew him by his Japanese sumo name
@@Kitajima2 I was impressed back when watching him. He was respected, just like Randy Couture could appreciate A small fighter like BJ Penn without fighting him. Internet is just full of haters these days I suppose.
In a sport where size and power are the two dominating factors. This guy chose Speed and Techniques that only a guy of his size could pull off. Awesome !
Literally Incredible. This guy is Super Human. 😲
Духовитый ,сильный,быстрый. 💪
Great demonstration of the effectiveness of Judo techniques. Especially the Uchi-mata. 👌
Охренеть! Мне очень интересно почитать биографию этого выдающегося сумоиста!
мой тёзка
テクニック、筋力、判断力どれをとっても素晴らしい！
5:36 that old man on the left with black and red shirt reaction is priceless. 🤣😂
He most probably bet on the other guy...
Like lost his whole sumo knowledge 😂
I hear the doctors couldn't get his mouth closed for weeks after that fight. lol
He was such a fast thinker, able to switch holds, momentum, stances, direction, without a moment's hesitation.
He's was a hard master too. He held himself to a certain standard and wanted the Juniors to get their bodies used to all Sumo entails. These technical guys are so
fascinating! The elite of the elite!
I used to watch Sumo on Channel 4 in the UK back in the 80's and Chiyonofuji was as spectacular as this guy.. amazing physique and technique..
@@adammacer I love Chiyonofuji too! Wasn't he muscular for a small guy.
Have you discovered Chris Sumo channel yet? If you love Sumo, he's an awesome writer and tells us what's going on or wraps up the last tourney and gossip! Lol! He helps to take the sting off, when we're in-between tournaments.
I just got your msg., don't get why I get it so much later... sorry though!
Stay well and hopefully we'll cross 'clay' paths again! 🙂
You also must know two other favs, Asashoryu and Harumafuji? ☺
@@blueeyes6852 Handsome fella too.. He was such a contrast to the other guys who seemed mainly to rely on size - I loved it whenever he beat Konishki who just seemed to be a living example of brash American bigger-is-better crap.. No I don't know Chris Sumo - I haven't been an ongoing fan but CZcams randomly recommended this so took me back but I'll check it out. Thanks! :)
I just finished watching hinomaru sumo a day ago and then saw this..i was just mind blown by this guy performance👏👏👏
The old guy in orange at the end is priceless and a sum of the whole video. Dude is good.
1:16 Honda's "flying sumo attack" missed the target.
Oh shit man that was funny haha
Holy shit. 😂
I screamed "Oleeeeee" wen i saw that bull fail the target!
The legs in the air still trying to run as he tumbles forward HAHAHAHH
Hahaha 😄😄😄
Why the hell am I watching this at 3 in the morning
Darren AD your sumo spirit is calling you 😂😂👍🏼🍺
Nacho Supremo lol lol
Must be the Man Thong...
The other question is also why is CZcams recommending me this at 3 am... lol
Nacho Supremo cauz you love Japanese fat a$$
This video doesn't show most of the time he suffers in this two-monthly tournament. He lasted only 5 tournament in top divisions and his highest rank is Maegashira 12 (out of 15 Maegashira, where 30 sumo wrestlers in Maegashira divided by west and east) (And, Maegashira is the lowest ranks in top divisions). Most of the time he struggles.
But, having him in sumo tournament and his win is a blissful experience and joy. He had the techniques, but not the body. Maybe before 1960s, where the average of sumo wrestlers weight is close to the average of peoples weight, he would become an ozeki (second highest rank in top divisions).
I think you meant to say there are 6 annual tournaments now and he participated in just 5 in the top division. Still ... That is a remarkable accomplishment given his size and background.
(BTW, I don’t believe a rikishi’s weight before 1960 was that of the average person. Perhaps the average person from Samoa or East Texas, but not Japan).
It was always exciting with 高ノ山 win or lose
Si-Anu Itu-Guess you don't see how winning even ONE match against these much larger opponents is amazing.
@@jsims1617 yes, it is amazing.
But, on contrary, my point is to show that Sumo is not easy.
Great sport! Greets from Athens-Greece. This fighter is very tough. Respect to all wrestlers-judoka-Sumo.
The toughest fighters all over the world.
Takanoyama made Sumo so much more entertaining what is already are he just prove that technique is so important than just sheer power or size.
I saw him live. His fight was same as shown footage. Croud was cheering evertime he was on stage. Stunning.
He got a lot of techniques but you can't deny on how strong thing guy is.
The only thing that matters in any sport is heart..and this guys proves it!!
Saw it recently and googled for this guy. He definitely had a heart, but no luck with gaining weight. As a result he never made it to the top tiers. But the fact he didn’t take his backbone in a bag when quitting the sumo - still impressive.😊
The Atlanta Falcons need to hire this man to train their entire offensive line. I’m not trying to be funny. I’m dead serious.
Shut up, the Browns need him more.
notaqua LOL!!!,!,
I'm a hafu and I've always thought that a funny fish-out-water East-meets-West movie would be either a disgraced Japanese sumo gets recruited by an alcoholic American NFL coach to play O-Line, or vice versa, a promising NCAA offensive linesman is banned from playing football but through a series of wild events, finds himself training under a sake and chanko swilling retired sumo wrestler. Complete with both training and culture clash montages
@@Kitajima2 you should get to work on that buddy!
@@jamesha175 I might actually do that! If I'm going to pitch it to movie execs though, I'm probably gonna go the American in Japan route. More cross-cultural appeal I would imagine
I love seeing him incorporate his past judo experience into his sumo game. Superior technicality and high level athleticism can hold up against size any day.
Да, то что показывает этот парень - просто потрясающе. 👍
Amazing skill they must have hated him...!! Strong lad that.. Pure technique great to watch him do his stuff...!!
Takanoyama has Mastered Sumo Martial Art in his Mind. A True Technical Sumo Wrestler. He's Fit, Strong, Fast & Clever. Imagine such Skill in a Huge Sumo. Pound for pound he's the best Sumo. A Sport that has been long based upon size is now re-imagined.
I am proud of the sport side of my country 🇨🇿🥋
Я в восторге от его умения и профмастерсива.
I love when they start and he just "OLE!"'s his opponent!! 😂🤣😂🤣😂
The kid who said "I'll beat you at your own game one day!"
I really enjoyed watching this man, due to his exceptional skill and ability, when I lived in Fukuoka, Japan. So amazing. A legend.
Знание геометрии поможет любую бочку поставить на бок!
Everytime I see this guy in the ring I’m blown away. His legs and his core must be insanely strong.
I have never watched sumo for this long. This was amazing. Could have done with the unedited clip in full after some of the edits. Such as the one where he was bent over really far back over the line. Amazing clips either way. Well done.
Try watch hinomaru sumo(anime) i really love it😁
Hey can you try watch hinomaru sumo and give your opinion😁its an anime about sumo try i really luv it
Shit happens bro
@@baxterjohning5302 hiut
Sumo used to be extremely interesting back in the early 90s. Takanohana, Wakanohana, Akebono, Konishiki, Mainoumi, Terao, Mitoizumi, lots of great personalities and rivalries.
He is also known under his name " Hold my beer"
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ROFLMAO! +10 for the best comment
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lmao... :):)
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Sumô tinha que ser esporte olímpico, isso é muito foda!!!!
No solo basta la fuerza, tambien hay que luchar con inteligencia y es lo que le sobra a este hombre!
1:30 is a great example of just How Much power these guys have. He launched himself into the air and flew for 10' and he probably weighs close to 300lbs.
Seems it's illegal...
@@lunairepierrot5420 ?
@@turinturambar8622 sumo wrestlers cannot avoid the first attack, it's their sumo spirit
Bully: I like to give wedgies.
Sumo: Make my day.
Sumo: I take your wedgie, and I raise you... by the straps of your underwear!
it's obvious that he is a judo master! these foot sweeps are so natural for him.
Wow this Guy's Focus is on Point he Waits allways for his opportunity .