Sumo wrestler

In economics, many people try to rig the system. Sumo wrestlers train all of their lives to win a match in the arena, but they aren't as competitive as you would think. If a sumo rustler has enough wins to move on the next match, he will intentionally lose so that the other sumo wrestler can win, so he can move on also. This type of cheating has gone on for years in Japan.

Konishiki Yasokichi (b.1963) a Hawaiian-born Japanese–Samoan sumo wrestler, was the first foreign-born grand champion, or yokozuna.

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Women Sumo Wrestlers

While thinking of general costumes ideas and other inspirations, none can compare to the most classic for men and kids. Have a look at the best Sumo costume

Description Character design done for CMON

For two weeks in November, Fukuoka will transform into the home of sumo. The streets of the city will be made more exciting by the odd glimpse of the rikishi (wrestlers), their hulking mass, elegantly fanned top-knot, full kimono and aroma of talcum powder making them an easy spot amongst the regulars...

Konishiki Yasokichi is a Hawaiian-born JapaneseSamoan former sumo wrestler. He was the first non-Japanese-born wrestler to reach zeki, the second highest rank in the sport.

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