I had a feeling you liked sumo

keep up the good videos

BARUTO KAITO not Boruto He's from Estonia

Thank you very much, the fact that you liked it makes me happy as well!

@@GrapplerKingdom Then we're just happy schmappy peeps! :) Cheers to you! And no joke... you really did awesomeness there! That, my friend, must have been many hours of work! 🥰

Thanks again, cheers and stay safe!

Judo stemmed from Sumo lol

Judo and sumo actually have common origins so its really sumo even if they also throw like that in Judo. Chadi has great video on it

You're welcome, glad you liked it!

Thank you!

All jujutsu arts took some techniques from Sumo

Thank you!

Ishiura Masakatsu.

@@GrapplerKingdom Thanks man! Keep up the good work!

You're welcome!

Search in UKposts natto sumo Great channel

@@khaled3433 oh snap, i didn't know they brought back the tournament! and it's going on right now! ahhh!!

@@dboyzero Just activate the bell 😉 it will always remind you

@@dboyzero you're a little late bro. Tomorrow is the last day of the basho😂

@@PaulAllen8.30 Yeah, no kidding. I think NHK keeps the highlights up for a bit, so I think I should be able to catch up before the next one!

Yeah, it seems that J. Kano definitely borrowed some things from Sumo.

​@@GrapplerKingdom Judo is based in Kito Ryu jujutsu and Tenjin Shinjo Ryu and all jujutsu arts took techniques from Sumo, Daito Ryu did it too.

Name and the link of the song is in the description.

Seems like my eyes are blind for it then...

Sorry for that, forgot to write it. The name of the song is: Sengoku Musou 4 (Samurai Warriors 4) OST - Shattered Sky (Takeda) ukposts.info/have/v-deo/pJtpqZmebWN8qoU.html

@@GrapplerKingdom Thanks man. I forgot to say: Great video!

Sorry, I don't follow Sumo close enough to name all of the rikishi.

@@GrapplerKingdom Ok thanks for the video

You're welcome!

Sumo was always like this, its wrestling and Judo techniques just in big boys.

@@SilverforceX maybe the style changed or there are some recent changes .. ealrier it was more about holding and pushing .. slapping sometimes :D

@@Options_99 You can go back to view Choyonofuji era, from 70s to 90s, and it always had throws, leg traps, all kinds of Judo actions. Sumo itself is very ancient.

forget it by a mile. The smaller guys have mastered judo on a level that they would demolish near every judoka and have a lower and upper body strenght that rivals the strongest SHW wrestlers by being very fast with exceptional equilibrium. The open hand "slaps" can ko you especially as they also throw elbow strikes. Rikishi are exceptional tough. In the world of grappling you would find no one rivaling them in Sumo and many of them could overtake MA like Judo if they wanted.

There's no way in hell a judoka can handle sumo. Sumo starts with a charge and the wrestlers throw each other from the belt and not by the kimono like judokas do. Also the rules of sumo would make it hard for the judoka because some wrestlers will not just go for the belt but will rather fight with tsuppari (pushing and thrusting)

@@PaulAllen8.30 Yep people underestimate the power of these open palm strikes. Hakuho has KOd several opponents with his ellbow charge and Kotojuki f.e, has a tsuppari that is difficult to counter if you are not prepared. Its basically stand up punching with focus on grappling skills as they end the fight. The infight capability of rikishi is I would say without comparison to other sports. Their shifting and rebalancing is very impressive if you take in their weight. Even the small ones weigh 120kg.

@@listrahtes I remember Miyogiryu getting KOd by Hakuho's elbow blast and needing several assistants to leave the dohyo without falling over, he was out COLD! I also remember Asashoryu literally throwing an elbow strike against Kotooshu, it wasn't even a forearm blast like the one hakuho uses, it was a UFC style elbow strike at the tachi-ai with 150 kg behind it and moving at Olympic sprinter's speed. Sumo is no joke, even the small rikishi weigh almost 100 kg. Enho is the smallest in the top division and he weighs 96 kg, which is not small by any means in the normal world, but in Sumo he looks like a little kid😂. Most people who say " this [insert random athlete] would dominate sumo" have either never watched Sumo or they don't know it enough.

Thats more or less what Takanoyama did en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Takanoyama_Shuntar%C5%8D He floated around near the top ranks, but was only in the top division for 5 tournaments. He wrestled 12 years.

the dirt and salt make the floor a bit slippery. Since you lose if you touch the ground or is pushed outside of the area, you need strong legs. Also you can grab the leg and use your leg to throw. Grego roman you can't use the leg or grab it if I am not mistaken.

@@Saitoshiba makes sense. Def still a very exciting to watch and im sure takes an immense amount of skill

@@kapildhingra20 and leg strength. After 1 bout that might take 10 to 20 seconds at most, your legs would be sore. Because most of the time you are fighing almost crouched and not letting the other person push you.