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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 21 เม.ย. 2022
- Sumo Wrestling is a brutal sport, unlike in football or any contact sport, sumo wrestlers or Rikishis does not wear any protective gears or helmets to prevent or lessen the damage to their bodies when they fight. It is a violent sport where you can get injured or in worst cases die from a serious injury.
I compiled some of the scariest injuries in Sumo Wrestling and added a simple play-by-play breakdown. Thank you for watching and please leave a like or comment! Hakkeyoi!
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Respect for the guy in the 2nd clip who didn't let his opponent fall down those stairs. Seemed slightly concussed
For a sumo wrestler, falling on your back is the biggest disappointment in their entire career
They are japanese bro.
@@yanoliau1956 ? Can you explain ur comment pls.
Yea Ichinojo is a nice guy
the respect shiw was insane, love it
I love that this video isn't just a compilation of the bouts. But it's a breakdown of how the wrestler got injured. What a great video!! Your videos get better and better don!
I was about to make second comment saying the same. It was actually my very first thought, in critiquing this video.
Then, I reached the bout from 4:28 - 6:01 (I don’t know their names. I’ve never watched sumo); & thought it was a great Sumo match like I’d never seen personally, with a terrible ending. That ended up taking precedence in my mind, for a bit, once that happened. Lol!
@@anamekian1742 I hear you. So many technies were on display in that fight, just to have that hard fall at the end.
Word. Legit why I stayed. Most these dang videos just show 20 injuries and expect to to know what happened
You know a channel is good when you don't really care so much about the sport to begin with but end up really enthralled by the edition style/explanation that leaves you with an urge to learn more.
10/10 vid
Tochinoshin's ACL tear is always heartbreaking to watch. Oh what could have been. You can see it on his face too when Endo ruptures his; he knows EXACTLY what just happened. Equally heartbreaking.
Oh man, seeing Tochinoshin injure his knee really hurts. That was the same injury that ended his chances of becoming a Yokozuna.
I don't know what made TH-cam's algorithm recommend me this, but I'm glad it did.
Fascinating sport.
I remember Takakeisho bullrushing into Ichinojo and going limp. I immediately feared for his neck. Ichinojo did well to ease him down.
I guess that's what happens when you run into ICHINOJO.
You don't run into the rock
An amazing show of sportsmanship and human compassion. Much respect
This dude speared him In the throat and broke HIS neck! Dude is uilt like a tree true toughness
it did saved his career.
Knees injuries are the worst I've felt. Almost 20 years, I can't recovery from my knees injured.. The ligament torn apart, and the pain I feel it until now!
Check out knees over toes guy mate
Kneesovertoesguy is no joke we have like 5 guys at my gym with injured knees and he's helped all of us
How did you injure your knees 20 years ago? Did you fall on it, or twist it
nah vertebra injury is 10 times worse. in worse case scenario. i rather amputate my leg than be paralyzed for life.
when i fractured my back while skiing . i fucking wished that my leg where to be broken than my back. damage is permanent. lil knees pain is better. luckily i didn't get paralyzed though but still my back starts to ache when i lift something or gain weight at the age of 20. who knows what its gonna be when i hit 40
I’ve blown out my knee to the extreme and gotten slipped/bulged vertebrae. Not even close. I’d take two busted knees over one ruined back. Can’t even sit or lay down without a back… it’s a blessing to break bones, it’s a curse to damage joints.
I still say what Teru did to Takayasu was really uncalled for and that was not the first time he did this to his opponent. Hokurofuji was injured because of his reckless tactics. I think the Sumo Association had a long talk with him cause you don't see him shoving his opponent out anymore.
Yes, I was thinking to myself what great sportsmanship, until I saw the shove. Teru absolutely knew they were at the edge, if not quite close.
wasnt the edge of the ring very close to edge of the stage,so if he didnt shove takayasu like that,he might might have fought back in right? Please correct me if im wrong😄
I was expecting broken bones or dislocated limbs when people that fat hit the floor but it seems its not such a dangerous sport after all.
I wish that Tochi's knee had been able to be repaired properly. He'd have been even more of a beast in his career.
Ever since I’ve seen how pure these ppl are with each other. Knowing they are really going at it, but also aware of the other persons life. I just wanna keep watching!!! I love a rough sport but also caring for the other person’s safety. It’s so refreshing so awesome and I’m obsessed now!
These guys are absolute warriors in every sense of the word. Many times have I seen them bloodied up after a bout. I have so much respect for them. I remember the time Enho was mildly concussed from Takagenji's repeated strikes to the head. It was so sad to see Enho that disoriented afterwards.
Love sports in general. Big Ice Hockey and MMA fan. Never been into Sumo at all, but this is such a breath of fresh air in terms of how respectful the competitors are.
just a random comparison here on tochi's strength, he's holding his 400+lb opponent from the front, which as far as his knees are concerned is the same as a front squat, or a log press or anything like that. At the Arnold's this year, JF Caron tore both his quads off pressing a 429lb Log. It shows to me both that Tochi was among the strongest people on earth or certainly had the potential to be with classic barbell training, AND that even if you are one of those people, weights that are potentially half or less of what you could squat can destroy your legs forever if handled improperly.
Yeah man Tochi in his prime was a monster, you can see his massive musculature even with all the weight on top of it.
I squatted 675 lbs for 8 reps, all the way down, no rack. The pros did considerably more, I saw dorian yates throw on two more plates a side than my 8 rep max and do them like they were nothing. I would be dizzy after.
The squirming opponent would be hell on the knees Tochi is an amazing athlete and also my favorite sumo warrior.
@@deltalima6703 yep, would love to see what he could squat or press.
I make the JF Caron comparison because at the Arnold this year he squatted 966 easily, could have done over 1000 for sure if he had to (look up the clip), and then the next day on the first event he was doing 427 on the log press and tore off both his quads while in about a half-squat, getting ready to shoot up and press. It was a career ending injury and even if we call that 966 his max the 427 press was only 44% of what he just very easily squatted a day before.
Anyway the whole point of this rambling is that if you can pick up a fella that weighs 400+ pounds, the only way to safely walk is straight forward. Twist your legs at all and your knees are gone.
@@deltalima6703 also by the way no you didn't squat 675 for 8 lmao and Dorian didn't do 855 for rep work either why just lie randomly like that
I will give you a bit more detail. I am nearly 50 now, I weigh around 300 lbs and not much fat and work construction.
Dorian and I peaked at around the same time. He was at venice beach after winning olympia and I was there on holidays. I squatted the 675 when I worked at a coal mine and the gym in the teeny little town sucked.
Dorian did the incline sled with 16 plates a side, and at the time I did 14 plates a side on it. Dorian was not doing a serious workout, he just stopped in for a quick workout.
That Tochinoshin ACL tear man, fuck, looked like agony as his whole weight +400lbs went on a bent knee pushing inwards. I think that's the key injury that's kept him from reaching Yokozuna.
That’s exactly what hakuho said too. You know you are good when the Yokozuna says that..:
6:33 this is one of the things that bothers me the most in sumo, the athletes are incredible but the staff is next to useless in this type of situation, he is clearly out, and has hardly even moved, yet it takes them ages to call for help, when in any other sport, especially combat related, the second he stops moving there'd be a whole medical team ready to treat him. It's insane how long it takes them to do anything
terunofuji is ice cold
I mean theyve been doing it for thousands of years like this. I think you can just let them do as they please. Not everything needs to be american
@@jungyo8417it's not "making it American" it's having basic care in the case of a knockout or severe injury. These fighters already suffer enough with their training and conditioning. All I'm saying is, make it so that these guys can actually last and don't have chronic injuries or severe brain damage by the time they are forty.
@@jungyo8417 people have also been doing improper hygiene for thousands of years, leading to millions of deaths throughout history, but yeah, proper professional emergency care is 'american'
sad to see my 3 favorites getting hurt in one video.
But I'm glad to see that most of the other opponents shows concern and compassion to the one getting hurt. Tokushoryu seemed to really care about what happened to Tochinoshin, and showed him kindness, that's great sports spirit 👍
The respect & sportsmanship is one of my favorite things about Sumo, Tokushoryu even lost and immediately seemed way more concerned about Tochinoshin than himself, love to see it
Tokushoryu is just an all-around good guy from what I've seen. Always being sportsmanlike and caring for his opponent.
No you're stoked you watched the whole video and reveled in seeing other people get hurt and felt better that it wasn't you
@@tallenrockwell5917 The Japanese teams are like that in sports
Good way of explaining the injury and what happened next with good drum sound. Liked it and Appreciate the effort Remembering these bouts. 👍
Make more of these videos 🙏
This is a great breakdown.. The commentary is really helpful. Thanks!!!
Great video, I did not see these bouts! Especially the Endo one, that was a surprise. I saw the bout where Takayasu had a very bad leg injury, but did not know about the hip. Very glad to see him the last couple of basho, papayasu is a favorite. :)
Aside from the way he was holding his arm, it was hard to tell Ichinojo was injured. On a regular person you could see if the shoulder was out of socket or a bone is broken, but he is so big it hides the injury. Same with Takakeisho.
Sumo sports is like gonna jump You high in the sky with a victories and higher rank or either bury you down with long injuries, and demotion
Nice video, well presented with text letting us know what happened with slow replay. Just subscribed! I love Sumo and watch all the Basho's and your video is another look at how bad to the point of pathetic the ring side care and first aid is the these wrestlers.
As someone who tore their MCL, watching Tochnoshin squatting immediately after tearing his ACL(significantly worse), made me cringe so hard.
Same. That fucking hurt to see
Really well made videos. Truly impressed. No ridiculous intros or constant voice overs - the analysis after each bout is great, since I know nothing of sumo wrestling - but I will now since I'm going to watch every video...
4:00 that’s the moment the Knees of Tochinoshin were doomed…😢 hell of a career though, made Ozeki and even won an Emporers cup!
5:55 it seems pretty irresponsible for there to be so little space between where you’re trying to throw your opponent out and a drop. The stage should have more padding out there
yeah that one was pretty messed up he should have gave up and given the win
Was that a bone cracking I heard when he fell out and hit the floor?
@@silverwindspirit that was definitely something breaking, either him or something he hit when he fell, either way I doubt it was good 😬
Sumo is 90% tradition, they aren't going to change it now
Anyone who races knows the dangers.
but they fight
I immediately remembered the Tochinoshin one.
That was a nasty blow out. He had to totally rebuild his sumo technique to something else. That's why he favors thrusting now.
THANKS A LOT for this video. I`m from Argentina and I love Sumo. Amazing analysis and really fine video. Greetings!
New sumo fan, great video subbed and thanks!
You do a wonderful job of making sumo interesting for people that know almost nothing about the sport like me
Explaining what actually happend on dohyo was really usefull. Thank you!
Glad you enjoyed it!
I'm not even into Sumo Wrestling but you replays and analysis of whats going on is really good.
Never watched sumo wrestling before, but this came up.
Great video, very interesting stuff and well put together.
Never? But I bet you've waisted half your life playing video games.
@@robertcornelius3514 Geez, that's A pretty rude assumption sir. I know I've spent at least A third of it sleeping. I'll play some video games if you're willing to buy me A system.
@@robertcornelius3514 *Wasted of course.
Dope video. Thank you. Well done. 👍
thank you for explaining what happened with the injuries...i knew nothing about sumo before this video but now I am much more interested in it.
People often don't realize how intensely straining sumo is. To the western world sumo is seen as a two fat men wrestling but the amount of force and weight thrown into each bout is insane. It's not two fat men colliding into each other, it's two skilled wrestlers using their skill to overcome power and weight. I've always admired tochinoshin's power and technique but no doubt it's insanely taxing on his knees. Can you imagine lifting 400 pounds? Not only does he have to lift that amount of weight, he needs to carry it out the arena
I agree it takes a lot of skill, but there are teenaged girls who can lift 400lbs, and the men's world record is over 1100lbs, so that may not be the best metric to judge the capabilities with
@@fritzfxx name one average teenage girl that can easily lift 400 pounds
@@FlareLaunch name one place I said "average". I was specifically discussing the upper end.
@@fritzfxxyou are comparing deadlift with lifting a person hahha you think they are the same thing? Here all the weight is forward and more pressure on shoulders/back and everything plus they are trying their best to resist being lifted...
So many heartbreaking moments rolled into one. The worst one I remember seeing was Takayasu during covid. It probably wasn't a terrible injury, but for the first time, there was no crowd. You could really hear him howling with pain.
The title should read: "Recent Serious Injuries in the Top Division in Sumo Wrestling."
Hibikiryu breaking his neck and eventually dying as a result a month later would be among the worse. Nevertheless, it is a well-done video and shows the countless terrible injuries sumo wrestlers sustain. For almost all professional athletes, their careers are marked by a series of injuries.
True sportsmanship from most of the fighters, this sport won my respect!
I thought Terunofuji's bout with Takayasu was a low moment in Teru's career. He won and didn't need to give the extra shove that injured Takayashu.
I felt that was excessive too. Do they get penalized for doing that?
@@misterl1668 I don't think so. They may get a displeasing look from the judges, or from their coach or a verbal reprimand.
To be fair, in the heat of the moment you can't really be sure when you're opponent is out of the right yet
I feel the exact same. Was that REALLY necessary??? 😢
@@SixSickCigs Nah they know. Teru was just mad he had to fight more than 30 seconds and threw a hissy fit.
I o my started watching Sumo in late 2016, seeing the lighter ring color and Tochninochin with no knee braces on, and Tokshoryu with less stomach for that matter, is quite cool. Thank you!
thanks for actually telling us what happens instead of showing the clip and moving on to the next clip
Man, you missed the tomokaze injury. That was So painful
thank you for the explanation .
The Dohyo having that dropoff so near the boundaries of the ring has got to be the dumbest thing in all of sports
They also don’t keep medical staff ringside lmao. Sumo is all about tradition, even in spite of safety.
Ride or die. I dig
It's a part of Japanese tradition
Guy in the second fight was really concerned for his opponent, that was awesome sportsmanship!
Your compilation is so thought out, broken down excellently. Every time I see one of your videos, I find myself loving sumo wrestling more and respecting it even more.
The last match is wild 🔥👊
5:54 Blue guy has all of his joints taped. Smart. I was waiting for the red guy to get hurt, but didn’t expect that!
It amazes me how quick and strong these guys. Im glad that they are all ok from there injuries. Keep on keeping on guys
If the ring was not so high off the ground, there would be much less injuries. And why are judges and the first and second row audience allowed to sit so close to the ring where they could get really hurt with these heavyweight bodies flying off the mat?
Upholding Tradition vs Safely Modernizing a Sport. It doesn't help that sports like Basketball have created a culture of fans being inches from the athletes, which also leads to dangerous situations for those involved.
Love these amazing athletes! Sure, like every sport in the world sumo has its dark sides, but the way most of them treat each other with care and respect, especially in the ring, is just great.
I was expecting Kisenosato's Yokozuna promotion bouts. After fighting on to secure the promotion, he never recovered. One of the most heartbreaking stories of recent Sumo.
Sumo has a common respect and brotherhood not seen between opponents in other sports ......you see this illustrated when the defeated sumo immediately helps the victor stay stable and supported on his feet after the injury.
It's pure class
05:59
"if he dies, he dies"
Very interesting as a surgeon seeing how these knee injuries come about! Incredible athletes too and great analysis of the moves 👌🏼
The average Japanese guy can apparently bow even with a splintered pelvis. Sumo are definitely no exception to this rule.
What a sport of sincere dedication!
Far from MMA beasts, we can see how Sumo fighters are respectful and kind, they worry about their opponent's pain...It's another world!
What I like most about Sumo is that there are multiple ways to win. Like 9-ball in pool, so even weaker competitors have a chance to win.
Sumo wrestlers are absolutely amazing men. There's NOTHING easy about becoming and staying a Sumo.
The design of the dohyo is one thing, it's dangerous but so much part of the tradition that no way will it be changed.
Something that absolutely could and should be done is having a proper medical team on standby. It's an absolute travesty that in this day an age a prestigious combat sport runs events where the only precaution is a North Korean military surplus wheelchair that only gets wheeled out if an athlete hasn't moved in five minutes.
I don't even watch sumo, but goddamn it looks exciting. I can't even comprehend the sheer power and strength that's involved.
Tochinoshin relied too much on muscling his opponents with lift-outs. He could've avoided many injuries and maybe even become a yokozuna if he'd been more versatile with his techniques.
Takakeisho has been so honorable as ozeki, he is carrying the torch for all sumo now
although i am not a martial arts fan or follower, videos like this-one enhance my understanding of things people do, in a constructive way, so thank you.
In the 2nd one you can see how his opponent almost carried him down gently. He didn't push is opponent off the edge. He kind of grabbed him before he could fall backwards.
2:00 sublime sportsmanship
The incredible strength of these massive men is just insane!
I imagine back, hips and even lower back area can get injured fast.
These guys are so cool. The guy injured the other Sumo and made sure he didn’t fall out of the ring unnecessarily. True honor
My favorite bout of this compilation! Ichinojo might’ve damn well saved his opponents life by catching him as soon as he went limp. If his head hit the ground from falling like that he could’ve died.
As a complete layman to sumo, these are wonderful videos
Ouch! ACL injuries make me wince, especially for these very large and heavy fighters. And still they maintain decorum! You don't see football players behaving in such a dignified manner.
the lack of paramedics at the ringside is inexcusable and plainly stupid
I love the respect that they have for each other
True honourable warriors! Wishes no harm only respect to the opponent.
Just out of curiosity, what is the ref yelling during the fights?
The last clips are jsut amazing..
I popped my cruciate ligament last year. My heart breaks for any athlete who does it, it never comes back to full functionality and hurts so bad.
Great vid, really interesting.
I weigh 135lbs on a good day. Once, i was playing hyper aggressively in speed ball. We were running points and was getting some new recruits who wanted my position. I was killing everyone in my zone and i got cocky. One dude was right behing this bunker in front of me. I dove out, shot him in the googles, but landed straight on my hip. It was excruciating and changed everything. I lost my aggression and lost trust in myself. I can't imagine being this big and landing on my hip. And it takes courage to go back and be stronger. I let myself be defeated.
What are those belts they where with the stick like things hanging on it and why do they take them off right after the match ends like thsi?
Don Don, very good video, and well done explaining what injures followed the damage on video.
But if I may, can I add a suggestion? I think you should consider also using Kilos to target more than American/English viewers.
Thank you and keep up with the good work!
I’m surprised you didn’t include when “ the wolf” dislocated his shoulder
can someone tell me what the ref yells during the match?
It gets turned into a sort of chant/cadence that every ref says a little differently, but it comes from "Nokatta! Nokatta!" Still in, Still in. It's indicating to the wrestlers that the bout is still on, and neither of them has accidentally stepped over the straw bale ring and lost. The ref can also pause the bout by stopping the chant and touching each wrestler, though this usually only happens if they're locked up while grappling but somebody's belt is about to untie.
Interesting to watch, taking back to the E HONDA days on Super Streetfighter
Some of these guys need a chance being offensive or defensive lineman. There explosive and they use there hands really well.
1st time ever watching sumo. Very interesting sport
These injuries look brutal!
Last one was hilarious 😂
If i go down we both go down
This is so cool. Just got into sumo, but they have such respect for each other. As much as they are combatants, they are treating each other with respect at the edge of the doyuo.
Tochinoshin showing that injured knee this year too. 😮 Still was top division. Incredible.
Tochinoshin retired he was a legend in the sport fr and will be my personal favorite
It must be really difficult to carry all that weight in such a match,especially the explosive start from the crouch position to stand up and then charge
The sportsmanship is admirable
It's relatively worse to get injured when you're that BIG
Azumaryu v Ichinojo would be a good one to add to part 2
Is there some sort of a compulsion to keep the wrestling ground (the brown soil part) at a height from the ground
Cause i thought if it had some more levelled open area .... those wrestlerswould have had a much softer landing
Ritual.
The dohyo is as much a ritual spot as it is a ring.
I just wanna be the guy watching with a shower curtain on in the ring
Its awful to see them get hurt. :'(
But remember guys. The real injury is the friends we made along the way. :)
It amazes me how easy it is to get hurt in this sport, one simple slip up or fall and you’re done or injured
The knee cap injury Tomokaze suffered a little over a year ago was the worst I had seen so far.