Sumo Wrestling Highlights on Day 9 of Basho in Tokyo, Japan 🇯🇵

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Published 2023-06-03
🗺️ TOKYO, JAPAN
Join us for a thrilling day at the Official Sumo Tournaments, known as "basho," held at Ryōguku Kokugikan, the national sumo stadium in Tokyo. On the 9th day of the major sumo championships in May 2023, we witnessed intense battles, surprising upsets, and historic moments.

In this video, we capture the essence of sumo with highlights from some of the most exciting matches. From powerful throws to skillful footwork, sumo's timeless sport offers a captivating experience for both newcomers and hardcore fans. Witness the colossal sumo wrestlers stepping into the ring, displaying their strength and technique.

The standout bout of the day was between Meisei and Terunofuji. In an awe-inspiring display of strength, Meisei delivered a forceful charge at the start, unsettling the formidable Yokozuna, Terunofuji. With relentless thrusts, Meisei maneuvered Terunofuji towards the edge and ultimately claimed victory, handing Terunofuji his first loss of the competition. This momentous win secured Meisei his kachi-koshi and marked his first kinboshi (gold star) in his career. It was a remarkable achievement for the 27-year-old wrestler.

Other notable matches included Asanoyama's victory over Ryuden, Takakeisho's surprising loss to Nishikigi, and Kiribayama's triumph over Daieisho, reminiscent of their intense showdown in the previous championship. The clash between Wakamotoharu and Hoshoryu showcased Wakamotoharu's defensive skills as he expertly defended against Hoshoryu's judo throw, sending him crashing to the ground.

Join us as we relive the excitement and intensity of sumo wrestling, capturing the sumo wrestlers' entrances, the fierce fights, and the traditional stick-waving ceremony that concludes the tournament day. Immerse yourself in the rich history and tradition of this national sport, where every tournament showcases the dedication, skill, and spirit of the sumo wrestlers.

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All Comments (21)
  • @BNE02
    I was lucky enough to see Chiyonofuji, one of the greatest Yokozunas ever, may his soul R.I.P., wrestle Konishki, the immense Hawaiian Ozeki back in 1985 in Tokyo. Sumo is AWESOME.
  • @Nothingman88
    Wow, what a difference from western competitions. All of them being around the ring together, as one unit. And also, simultaneously, all of them having their own unique perspective.
  • @MikeSmith-ch7jv
    At 50 years of age I watched a streaming show about SUMO, a sport that has been around for 1500 years that I never thought about watching. The rules are simple and the honor amongst contestants is absolute. Such a joy to watch.
  • @Nurikoger
    ever since i saw sumo as a child, i have been fascinated by it. an extraordinary sport.
  • @Dephire
    Thanks for this, so glad this video blew up for you because sumo is awesome! The July 2023 basho just started!
  • @itiswhatis5656
    This is great. Im in love with the deep history and present sumo. Thank you for posting this. God bless you and your family.
  • @bennyfranklin
    Thanks for uploading this guys! My wife and I enjoyed it very much. Cheers from NYC
  • @mezoomozaa
    Amazing, please make more Sumo content
  • @dubiousName
    I would love to attend such a spectacle. Great video! Happy travels.
  • @ResmeN
    The fight at 6:20 was epic. So closely matched
  • @keb187
    This was thrilling to watch!
  • @pavaroli
    tellement magnétique, j'ai aimé regarder ça, pourquoi votre chaîne a-t-elle si peu de followers, votre contenu est sain et varié. vous êtes tous les deux des chats sympas.
  • @hugotabellion9759
    Takakeisho's knees were badly injured, thus the loss when the grappling is on :)
    Pretty nice overview you have here ! CHeers !