Pee is stored in the balls

No.

@@mateoberroeta1793 lol

Perhaps

You omitted shini-tai, the rule that says the JSA can award the victory to the guy who lost...

Yeah, it looks like he is using the much bigger weight of his opponents to his advantage by letting them get momentum and just use their own weight against them and flip them. Really logical for someone who is smaller. Sumo got a lot more interesting for after this video too

he just uses counter motion to direct their huge mass and velocity a different direction

When can’t use your mass, throw your opponent and use theirs.

That was such a sick move!!

and tgen he was so gentle letting the big boi fall

Disrespected the whole world*

The Pauls were a mistake

*Critical Acclaim intensifies*

You misspelled “respeeeeeeeect”

@@zer0legend109 Japan is entire world?

I didn't consider they style their hairstyles with scented fragrances, what does it smell like?

​@@TickleAsshairs like 400 lbs killing machine

@@TickleAsshairs from my experience in a ironic sense of seeing a 400 ibs killing machine charging at you like a bull with wings. The sumo wrestlers often smell like categories of floral scents in powered flowers...If that makes sense

This is an incredible first hand experience to share. Thank you, that adds a whole new dimension to it

@@uero-ro No problem! There's alot interesting things on sumo. Although I am not knowledgeable with many fight associations, I think sumo wrestling is more strict on total commitment, ritual, discipline, with very strict rules that governs their lives from clothing, hairstyle, even to their own behavior. Ones I mentioned it's just the beginning, would recommend on researching them on your own free time. Oh just to mention. Yes, you yourself can have chance to spot a sumo wrestler in public because it ain't "He looks and acts like McGregor" its "Oh he is indeed a sumo wrestler" due to their Traditional Clothing and hairstyle.

Wow! That's really interesting, thank you for this. I never knew about this. :DD

Which country?

@@MASTEROFEVIL probably Japan itself lol

Wow, this is so beautiful and inspiring!

Stunning and brave. Me, my wife and her boyfriend all jumped out of our seats and cried.

@@nkosig4995 Yakuza has nothing to do with sumo tho. Maybe you're confusing it with Yokozuna? Sumo is more tied to samurai culture. Samurais are extinct from Japanese tradition so Sumo is the most respected tradionally these days. Yokozunas are respected after the King of Japan.

@@nkosig4995 lol european history is mostly killing each other and being controlled by the pope. lol American history is mostly killing other civilizations and exploiting others and being controlled by money

@@bxyhxyh no yakuza. Like the gangsters. The entire thing is just a gambleling ring

@@nkosig4995 I mean a illegal fighting SOUNDS like something the yakuza would do

Lol mexicos history is mostly revolutions and cartels

Sumo is really experienced best live

Use kilograms, we aren't a 3rd world country

@@cana0 America is first world but ok

I like the highlight shows on ESPN. The matches are exciting. But I don't know if I could watch an entire day of competition. There is so much pageantry and such before & in between matches. Kind of boring.

​@@cana0 Good, then you can look up the conversion on your computer and don't need me to do it for you.

counterpoint, CTE. football helmets FAMOUSLY dont protect players from early dementia, depression, and death.

Ikr they look and are so strong

Watching the matches it honestly looks so intense

@ngan dinh ive always thought of that, it would be a huge uno reverse card if some idiot (probably westerner but no stereotypes) were to attack him thinking he is just obese

I think the best way to not get fucked up by that is to just lie down before they charge. Unless youre a sumo wrestler too i suppose

Just run away from them. High chance that you will have more stamina than them. Since you know, they are experiencing drag and more gravity due to their weight, which requires more stamina than it would take an average person to run

They will die from exhaustion by the end of the match.

@@max7971 Unlikely considering American football is about 99% breaks and barely any action

It would be so slow, but would be invincible. No NFL player would be able to topple a sumo wrestler easily.

@@max7971 If there is a match at all after their ceremonies conclude.

That would work in American football. They could use one in football to block the whole goal.

SAME

Those looked like some Greasy ass tears 😭

Yall are fucking mean

Lol I was almost there I felt them coming 😭😭

@King Henchyy Only because people like you perpetuate cruelty.

That's real japan

So.....real japan.

We all loved it

Welcome to the rice fields

And the sumo compilation first minute in was also Filthy Frank tier editing

Think about explaining color to a blind person. 😢

How would you describe GREY to a blind person? Metal is also grey - tell them that grey often feels hard and is either cool or hot depending on if the sun is out. Say, “Grey is very hard and strong. It feels sturdy like a road under your feet, or the wall that you can lean against, but it isn't alive and doesn't grow or have feelings.”@@callmekirkland8

This IS a history class. History of Sumo.

@@applescruff1969 he means in school not on youtube

@@someonesomwhere8915 I know.

@@applescruff1969 r/whoosh sorry

@@fani6454 pls dont

imagine being seen by nobody and being paid less than mcdonalds

@@JohnSmith-zk8xp my life story summarised

Except that isn't what happens for guys in Juryo and Makuuchi.

YOU think they are underpaid but it’s an elite sport in Japan and they get payed quite a lot

It's the case for the vast majority of sports

Sumo to them is more of a culture or a religion than just a mere sport to those that partake in it.

I never thought of Sumo as just a "joke" either

Sumo always looked badass

I never thought it as a joke, because I did wrestling for so,e time and let’s be real right now Sumo is just two guys fighting Wrestling is just two guys fighting but sometimes there are girls

Yeah most of the people who see it as a joke are unsurprisingly not competitive athletes themselves. Ask anyone who’s been in organized sports and they’ll tell you that what sumo wrestlers do is no joke.

You are the only person, congratulations

Until one of them is thrown on the ground, and then they are laying citizens.

@@AnonyMous-lk7zi I hate how that actually made me breathe out off my nostrils *HEAVILY*

@@unimear shhh he's right

Fat diaperguy slap contest

As opposed to everybody else who does do drugs and picks fights?

I started watching sumo after that victory.

me too, very emotional!:D

I almost cried. “Almost” and I’m 32 years old🤣 from M17 to win it, you just gotta give the man his props 👏🏽👏🏽

this statement is also true for American foot ball

I see no reason to be ashamed to cry as a man letting out your emotions is healthy

i was like 'look at me in the mf eye and tell me if i'm laughing'

they are not obese they are not american

@@draroking AHAHHAHAHAHA DUDDEEE WTFF

Yes that is more dangerous

@@draroking american obese dude vs Japanese sumo wrestler

Eeeeeeuw

In Japan when babies are born, Sumo wrestlers hold them and make them cry to ward off evil. This happens on the Naki Sumo festival.

@@PurooRoy Hey, conservative, religious Americans do that with kids too!

@@SnailHatan what?

@@Sythorize what?

@Jo found the fit poster

@Jo lmao said that shit straight to their face then. Power is power no but of if about it.

@Jo you can't talk about other ppls looks if you don't even show your own face lmao

Almost no visceral fat on those guys

@Jo they might have a gut, but they are more built like a lineman for American football than they are built like someone who doesn’t exercise and eats poorly. The reason they have a gut is not only because they have superficial abdominal body fat content for mass, but their 5 hour a day work out routine that primarily targets the lower abdominal muscles, and protein excessive diet makes their muscles thicken for power and actual usability and not just become chiseled for aesthetic use. I had a buddy who was in training for sumo in high school, the man was just a high schooler and he was like touching a brick wall they have far more bulk muscle tissue than fat. You also have to realize this is a sport which benefits from having a wide strong frame, and a low center of gravity while maintaining muscles strong enough to push another man likely even bigger than you are or even throw them.

And two decades younger than the average human

@@Alkanaut 60+20 = 80 average in Japan is most likely around 75-84

@@full-timepog6844 fuck, for some reason I confused two decades with twenty years twice

Oh come on, Ronnie is like 55 and still alive and (sort of) kicking lol

@@giorgiofenu5563 one could argue Ronnie came just before the ninja turtle phase came about Edit: Spelling

Their culture is so beyond ours they have mastered independent levitation.

Oh that's nothing compared to what Tekken taught me about it

As a training rikishi I can confirm I have the power to launch myself like a nuclear torpedo at anyone that draws my ire

Living missile men

Dosukoi!

Tru bromance

bro are we about to kiss 😳... or is it just a Sumo thing...

@@PedroKing19 sumo thing, it's not gay bro, it's just bromance

@Good Stuff ey man its 2021 if you know what I'm saying

@Good Stuff meh just sit n shit on them, most bullying is just words, people should've already gone over it by now, if not well u weak boi

Huge as in morbidly obese yes

@@BluerPanda1411 lol ok

@@BluerPanda1411 Hmm, kinda, but they also are strong, that have muscles, and yeah, also fat

@@BluerPanda1411 atleast they're fit enough to throw your ass across your room

@@BluerPanda1411 they are fit enough to crush you to your skull.They are not obese ffs they build it up for their sport.They are very much fit

Mike Tyson

Mike Tyson said that, he was amazing at both terrifying his opponent then backing up everything the other fighter is scared off, I mean he bit off someone's ear once mid-fight.

You would love Hakuho (the guy you were referring to), he is a master at that, besides being an absolute beast. The ways he fucjs with tgeir minds is stupefying

@@UnexistingChannel he was referring to Mike Tyson lol, but I'm sure there were plenty of other fighters who did the same thing

@@UnexistingChannel Hakuho carries himself like he's the last boss in a video game

Even when they're in a lock, you can see their muscles straining and loosening, its like he said, there's so much intensity in the matches.

FEEL THE DIABETIS!!!

I also love the contrast with the quick, careful movements of the "arbiter"

@@MyLux777 not even...

@@muffy7268 its a joke bud

tbh that sounds sick

Reminds me of the difference between watching an Opera online versus in person. It really makes a world of difference.

That's pretty much the idea of the sport as I understand it. To become a bear of a man to grapple with other bears of men.

@@thisguyyoudontknow4653 Agreed. I get way better sleep on my couch than in an auditorium seat.

It looks like two gorillas fighting

Lol “trauma” - more like for being morbidly obese.

@@nenzonenzo Mate, did you even watch the video?

What's it called

@@nenzonenzo it's the fats below the skin, not the fat inside your fking organs like common obese fast-food eaters do research before shit talking

@@nenzonenzo this guy has been shitting on other comments, probably baiting lol.

That’s what I was thinking it’s legit jus like wrestling without takedowns

@@beanycarlo4579 just like wrestling except basically everything it’s a game of push

@MR POOPY BUTTHOLE Allow me to elaborate, using his last footage. They both are in a double lock, meaning they both are at an equally disadvantageous positions. Not advantageous, but exactly where you don't want to be. With your opponent grabbing your belt, meaning you can not push without being thrown into the ground, nor pull without being pushed out of the ring. Interestingly, before all this, it was the one at the left who held the advantage over his opponent, having grabbed his belt while simultaneously preventing him from reaching his. But notice how his opponent pulled for a couple seconds, while attempting to reach with his right hand. Distracting his opponent long enough to squeeze his left under his arm and reach his belt. A lock out is better than a lost game after all. Once in the lock down, they test the waters, the one on the left attempting to brute force his way by dragging his opponent to the side. But notice how he stop before reaching the rope, that's because if you pay attention, you will notice they both have just one hand in each other's belt. While letting himself be dragged, he corrected his posture to bring a sudden stop and attempt to grab his belt with his other hand, giving him advantage. The one in the left stops his attempt at brute strength just in time tough. Do you see now? the amount of split second decisions and calculations they have to made to remain on match, how quickly advantage can be gain or lost, the mind games they are pulling to reach a grain of rice's worth of advantage. Is very intense if you know where to look, like a well played chess game. Brilliance is not apparent till your opponent falls for it, and all the steps leading to it are filled with tension and uncertainty.

@MR POOPY BUTTHOLE Why did you ask then?

@MR POOPY BUTTHOLE then why did you ask?

During that clip I was thinking about MMA, and how it's the COMPLETE opposite. Fighters try to dominate their opponent before the match even begins, simply with the way they look at each other. Fighters stare each other down during the weigh-ins before their fight, trying to get a mental advantage before they even enter the octagon. A fighter who averts their eyes in a stare down has already lost. It would be seen as utterly pathetic and that fighter would be laughed out of the sport. If you cave to your opponent in a staring contest, how can you possibly hope to dominate them in combat? These guys talk shit and disrespect each other as hard as they can. There are only a few lines that are not to be crossed (e.g. a white fighter would never call a black opponent a N***** or reference slavery). But they will insult each other's appearance, personal history, and even religion. The goal is to get in your opponent's head. If you can undermine your opponent's confidence, you've basically already won. There are so many mind games at play, even little things like refusing to bump your opponent's fist at the start of your fight. Most of the time though, regardless of what they say before the match, the fighters do genuinely respect each other. Often times after the fight they will hug and in the post-fight interview the winner will sometimes just outright compliment their opponent and state their respect for how formidable they were. In fact, continuing to disrespect your opponent after the fight is often times highly frowned upon. It's assumed that all the smack talk before the fight is just a mind game and not genuine disdain for your opponent. Continuing to degrade your opponent after you've already won the fight is seen as a shitty thing to do and is a good way to lose the respect of your fans. The way these behaviors differ between cultures is fascinating. Especially how they're very much NOT interchangeable. I imagine a sumo wrestler treating their opponent the way an MMA fighter does leading up to a fight would get them banned from the sport, given how incredibly important "respect" is in Japanese culture. And likewise, an MMA fighter acknowledging the superiority of their opponent (like that sumo wrestler did in this video by averting his eyes) would be laughed out of the sport and be much more likely to lose the fight.

@@devilselbow I would love to see you fight one of them then :)

@@pabloserranogarcia7557 he was never seen again

@@devilselbow yo that username damn I'm kinda scared. PWEASE don't hurt me. Bro stfu they can throw your ass across the room without any effort. Judging just from your name you feel like you are some badass edgelord but in reality you are just a clown

@@DeliciousHam69 theres no coming back from that... except if hes dumb enough to try to do so

I would love to see some 6' 300+ pound NFL guys try sumo. I wonder if they'd be any good.

@@t_ylr i think they would

@@t_ylr Im guessing you need a lot more than brute strength to be good at sumo

The coolest thing is that they're usually gentle giants

@@t_ylr they’d get crushed 😂😂

If youre going for 5 hours a day youre either on roids or youre not going all out all the tome.

@@aaronjiang878 or you just like to workout, you can easily workout 5 hours a day, in between the day, stop being lazy

@@User-ih9xqrecord yourself benching 80% of your 1rm for 130 sets of 12 reps in a 5 hour period and then type. You CAN'T go all out for 5 hours, then do it again the next day. Your body just wouldn't let you do that long term. It's not sustainable. You can run for 5 hours a day. You can fight for 5 hours a day. You can spar for 5 hours a day, but you cannot go all out 5 hours a day. Unless you're on serious steroids. Then you can do pretty much whatever

@@aaronjiang878 You can easily workout 5 hours a day, you can do 1 hour or 30 min workouts in between the day, nobody works out 5 hours at once, use ur brain. If you ever worked out before or did a workout video then you would know that it’s not that hard to workout for 30 min at once

@@User-ih9xq stfu about shit you don't understand.

Yes. And it would be great for the sport if they make an actual pro league for females, not just amateur events.

@DiaKorrus 18 You could be right, xenophobia tends to be pretty common in Japanese natives. I think maybe because there isn't a lot of cultural diversity in Japan. More from ignorance than from malice

@@pliar-lanejavaboom405 stfu

@@gotyefan7357 not just japan, its all on asia

@@KABLAMMATS Not just Asia but everywhere in the world

More like strongmen. Bodybuilders don't have practical muscle, it's all for looks. Strongmen look much more like sumo wrestlers but are probably less flexible.

That is true sumo wrestlers have layers of muscle beneath that pudgy exterior they are incredibly strong some of these guys can weigh 200 pounds and up yet these guys can actually lift each other up off the ground multiple times, repeatedly. It really angers me when someone decides to shit on someone else is culture when they don't know the 1st 2 things about it.

Professional strongmen would be an example of fat guys that also have a lot of muscle underneath. In fact I remember seeing a video of a strongman going up against a professional sumo wrestler and beating him fairly easily. Sumo training doesn’t really involve a whole lot of weight lifting. I respect the sport I just can see with my eyes that they aren’t particularly muscle bound individuals, they purely rely on their weight from fat. You won’t put on a lot of muscle with what is essentially calisthenics and a little wrestling. I do enjoy watching sumo and respect it, that’s just my honest opinion on the matter of how their strength would match up to other sports where weightlifting is implemented

@@GnarStark see tochinoshin

They r still fat

Well… 4 of the last 5 Yokozune are Mongolians. Soo everytime you see one of those „tank-like Japanese man“ it’s actually a not a Japanese man, but a Mongolian man lol. Japanese Sumo is completely dominated by Mongolians nowadays. Everytime you see a famous sumo wrestler in japan, it’s a Mongolian 99% of the time

@@swlk9996 he was getting emotional listening to the traditional throat singing of his people.

@@swlk9996 Not to knit pick but 4 out of the last 5 would mean 80% Mongolian. But seriously yeah it's true when I was in Japan last in about 2012 I remember watching the sumo basho with my grandma and the winner that time was a Mongolian.. My grandma kep saying "He's a mongol" in Japanese, but not in a nasty way, she liked him and wanted him to win.. The funniest part was seeing all these western dudes trying a failing (somthing just don't look right about seeing a western sumo man) One of them looked like a body builder, pure muscle, but he was tiny in comparison in terms of mass, so he got thrown out the ring like a rag doll

*Absolutely precious @13:19

Same, I never realised how complex it was

I’ve honestly never taken it seriously. It always seemed silly to me, mainly because of the diapers.

@Once Now that is an idea I can get behind. Let’s go rally the troops

@Once isn't this the plot of gay niggas from outer space?

Was gonna like but then I saw the number, can't be me lmao, so I'm just settle with saying, same here 😁

Ya the disrespect comes from the ignorant. The sumo life is hardcore its not just wrestling in highschool. This is life

@@AlmostCoolGuys have you seen Hakuho's body? Scary...

@@osmopolito of course. They grow them scary in Mongolia apparently hahaha

@@AlmostCoolGuys yeah lol, they are warriors after all.

@@osmopolito were fighting Japanese samurai AND Teutonic knights in armor AT THE SAME TIME during their prime. Ghengis was a great hypeman hahaha

Indeed respect pride and professionalism at highest level👍

Facts and only Facts

Yes

But why did that guy not look at him in the face thats not exactly respect

Facts

Right? Those fucking legs are insane

Right, Spot on

Boxing is earnest amd humble too. Just not in USA. "Sportsman spirit" is not something you often see in professional athletes in America. Whoever wins is all 'in your face" and losers are completely shamed. Bu their teams. By their fans. By the media.

@@daakudaddy5453 It exists in the smaller circuits, usually state level fighters are pretty humble and are there for the love of the sport. Americans want big tv personalities like Pro Wrestling characters but still look down on pro wrestling. It's a weird, hypocritical place.

@@robertfullchim923 Could still beat your ass to the ground let's be real?

@@zoarmhirr2964 nice pfp lol

@@daakudaddy5453 you are completely wrong. There are many humble boxers/MMA fighters/wrestlers that show much respect. You just choose not to see it. Stop finding stuff to shit on the US for.

I mean they can lift each other

@@kowikowi7060 Yeah, that's the kind of strength they are aiming for, to be able to lift a 350-400+ pound man and not snap your back in half or have your knees buckle. Sumo takes more dedication that most pro sports, and it won't net you half as much money or world-wide respect as many other sports would.

@@nobodyfromnowwhere7510 it's a fundamental problem with western sports for me. They lack art

@@nobodyfromnowwhere7510 yeah these dudes are actually fkn jacked. Never really gave it a thought

@Henry Tapia imagine if they also used steroids and protein cocktails

sheeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeesh

Ice fuckin cold

That is where all the money the saved on the wreslters costumes went.

He said "Lemme look fresh for a sec this is tradition boys"

🥶

Then who

Cheesy

cheesy but very true

I felt this

So damn cheesy

cheisè

They may look fat to the average person, but anyone who lifts can tell that they’re strong as fuck. Just look at their legs, absolute monsters.

@@dominic2123 not to mention extremely flexible, like to a crazy degree.

@@dominic2123 They’re fat but they need to be fat. They’ve got a lot of muscle underneath! They basically trick their bodies to thinking it’s starving so it doesn’t burn off fat

You think it's shocking that something got oversimplified?

Im techincally clinically over weight but am an amateur wrestler

Most athletes did

@@overcomingsins6334 depends on the sport, although you are right, I feel these people may have given up a bit more than say, an american football player

@@migger see that's just you simping on sumo or japanese culture. "You feel like" eh I honestly think these fatass sumo wrestlers can't last 20 minutes in game, they barely move

@@overcomingsins6334 ok you wrestle one LOL

@@migger i will, but im not a sumo wrestlers am I? Simp

Kudos to him for what? Clickbait? I'd respect him more if he wasn't trying to trick people in and just had content that was passed around on merit.

@@MrBahBZ I mean, it did talk about "the truth" about sumo wrestling. Besides, clickbait titles is unfortunately the only way to get people to watch videos, even for large channels with over 10M subscribers. I have no problems with it if the video itself is good content.

There are many ugly truths though. Especially in regards to the disrespect and outright hostility towards "foreigner" wrestlers, even though they've liven most their life in Japan. They are seen as brutal thugs and as people that have no respect for the traditions of Japan. Take Hakuho for example. The Sumo board are also too old(fashioned), and would rather watch the sport slip into ever increasing obscurity than to modernise it.

Flithy Frank❤️

@@harshadadagale4253 ok kid?

@@Jad.alawieh bruh that's my 5 year old pic now I'm 17 it was from maybe I was 12 or 13😀

@@Jad.alawieh stfu

Good I thought I was the only one that saw that.

They legit are deadly. A huge reason why sumo wrestlers live short lives is due to the all the damage their bodies take in these matches.

@@buddha3209 and weight is probably related too

@@analienwithwifi4783 not really. If you even watch sumo youd know only SOME rikishi are large. Many are actually either small or muscular. Saying all sumo wrestlers are fat is a stereotype and a incredibly false one at that

@@analienwithwifi4783 did you watch the vid b4 u commented?

I cringed so goddamn hard at that collision. All the talk of football player's brain injuries and these guys do the same thing sans helmets, ugh.

A lot of westerners don’t understand other cultures and don’t want to understand them. They choose to mock them and disrespect them because it’s easier than admitting they were wrong. Sumo is an incredible art, and I would absolutely love to see it in person someday.

Everyone who knows F=ma put to good use knows those guys are build like tanks. One punch from such a man and you`ll be met by Lord himself

@@vjaceslavsavsjaniks6431 but you also need acceleration so depending on whether theyre just punching casually or going full on jump mode on you, you'll either meet god for a few seconds or meet with god forever

It's not that uts disrespected just not really acknowledged and when it is it's like something that isn't real I don't think it comes from a lack of respect more so a lack of understanding.

It’s a lifestyle and one that demands you to be willing to sacrifice anything. I bow my head in respect for their dedication and passion

Put down the salad.

same

Same

@XG_St0rmZzzz ikr

Everyone watches it but sometimes the Emperor will go to some of the major sumo matches.

Probably just ordinary middle class people... I just feel like elite Japanese people wouldn't be interested in this

@@elyan_ why? Cause you think they just see it as 2 fat bois running into each other?

@@elyan_ what are you even basing that statement off of? Are you a rich japanese person or just guessing?

ohhh that was so wholesome. I'll probably be that grandpa one day lol

Yeah safety is so funny

@@missplainjane3905 yes

Oh you're gonna be hooked now I bet. If so, welcome to the wonderful world of SUMO.

@@joannaedwards6325 I don't usually watch sports, but if I ever get a chance to visit Japan, I'd love it if I had the chance to go see a match live.