Sumo wrestlers are not just big and fat. They are super athletes.

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I have always found sumo wrestlers to be among the strongest fighters in the world. They have powerful muscles hiding under their thick fat, and they can exert tremendous power at a moment’s notice! No matter how strong a fighter is, it would be unwise to fight a sumo wrestler. They are super athletes.
Unfortunately, due to COVID 19, we are not allowed to visit the Sumo room at this time, but time will tell on this. The sight of wrestlers of average height 183 cm and weight 160 kg clashing with each other is very powerful. When you do get to visit, be sure to do so!
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One response to “Sumo wrestlers are not just big and fat. They are super athletes.”

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    glimp

    As you can see from the video, sumo isn’t just about power!

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