Here are the Sumo Wrestlers featured in this video: Akebono Hakuho Harumafuji Kisenosato Ichinojo Baruto Gagamaru Abi Daieisho Tamawashi I know there are more wrestlers who are great at throat thrusting, comment down below what's your favorite match or wrestler with a vicious Nodowa. Hakkeyoi!! 😤
I have been noticing that. He seems to have a very hard time with techniques that can hold him up high, preventing him from bending down to lock onto the mawashi or arms
He seemed to use the last batsu as training for that, because the weakness was noticeable and everyone started going for his throat. Around the 6th day he was starting to effectively counter Nodowa attempts, so this might not be a weakness for long.
This Is my favourite technique no doubt. Harumafuji really was a powerhouse, I should have started watching sumo earlier than 2019. At least I had the chance to see the GOAT in action!
The Nodowa is a bit like the basketball equivalent of the dunk. 1. It requires extreme focus and explosive energy in a single moment. 2. The opposing side will likely get embarrassed, unless not executed well. 3. Done perfectly, it can display the beautiful art of the sport in its most purest form. A real showstopper for the crowd.
An idea for a video would be to show how unusual fighters have success. Anyone like Takamisakari to Takanoyama. Maybe a strange technique or a unusual body type. Akiseyama is a favorite. Put some giants in there.
I am loving these videos! It is awesome to see one technique applied in several different ways by different wrestlers so you can compare strategies with the technique. Keep em coming and I will keep watching!
I'm constantly struck with how classy the winners in sumo are. No show boating or gloating. Just silently going back to their corner and accepting their winnings.
Harumafuji was a beast. He was not the heaviest or biggest rikishi around, but my God was he strong as hell. Lightening fast tachiai and hit like a truck. Also, people say that sumo techniques are not the best around for self defense, but I think Nodowa is a good contender. Seems like a good way to stop someone from attacking you if not momentarily, if you ask me.
Akebonos thrusts and especially his nodowa look deadly. Takimiyama, the first Hawaiian to win a cup talked with a very raspy voice cause his vocal chords were so damaged from sumo
That's mean. If you look closely 0:38, he presses the jugular arteries with his fingers to almost knock out his opponent. I'm suprised of some moves that are allowed. Like slapping on one ear, but not on both at the same time. lol Slapping on the ear can lead to major injury of the eardrums.
The skills you need to be a sumo wrestler. You have to have great balance, control to shift your weight, you cant go full speed because the opponent will just go to the side and use your momentum to toss you out of the ring. You need fast hands and a fast mind... Just being big is not an advantage
@@sylviaknutcecily tamawashi used to do it alot but suddenly stopped. I think he was instructed to stop soing it because too many wrestlers where injured.
Here are the Sumo Wrestlers featured in this video:
Akebono
Hakuho
Harumafuji
Kisenosato
Ichinojo
Baruto
Gagamaru
Abi
Daieisho
Tamawashi
I know there are more wrestlers who are great at throat thrusting, comment down below what's your favorite match or wrestler with a vicious Nodowa. Hakkeyoi!! 😤
Love the fact that the picture you put in the thumbnail shows Abi being on the recieving end of the nodowa for once :)
Such a troll by Don Don lol
My man Tamawashi!!
FOr some reason I burst out laught when Hakuho gave Shodai that extra shove. ahhh, Shodai.
Our current Yokozuna has a very hard time with stopping a well timed Nodowa. He has given up virtually all his recent kinboshi to this technique.
Agreed. Terunofuji can only depend on his size and arm locking techniques.
Might be, but he is still extremely effective.
I have been noticing that. He seems to have a very hard time with techniques that can hold him up high, preventing him from bending down to lock onto the mawashi or arms
He seemed to use the last batsu as training for that, because the weakness was noticeable and everyone started going for his throat. Around the 6th day he was starting to effectively counter Nodowa attempts, so this might not be a weakness for long.
Daisho showed everyone the way
This Is my favourite technique no doubt. Harumafuji really was a powerhouse, I should have started watching sumo earlier than 2019. At least I had the chance to see the GOAT in action!
Notice how most of the guys shown executing it are top guys... proof this sumo technique works at the highest level!
The Nodowa is a bit like the basketball equivalent of the dunk.
1. It requires extreme focus and explosive energy in a single moment.
2. The opposing side will likely get embarrassed, unless not executed well.
3. Done perfectly, it can display the beautiful art of the sport in its most purest form. A real showstopper for the crowd.
An idea for a video would be to show how unusual fighters have success. Anyone like Takamisakari to Takanoyama. Maybe a strange technique or a unusual body type. Akiseyama is a favorite. Put some giants in there.
Ura using sumo as training to be a collegiate wrestler by using knee picks and fireman’s carries
Always cool to see some prime Kisenosato.
I love it when they help their partner from falling out the dohyo.
I am loving these videos! It is awesome to see one technique applied in several different ways by different wrestlers so you can compare strategies with the technique. Keep em coming and I will keep watching!
Harumafuji’s nodowa was a thing of beauty. Glad I never have to experience that 😂
The current Nodowa king seems to be Abi, as that is his go-to technique. He has such an aggressive brand of sumo!
Such a brutal, beautiful technique!
Haramafuji’s nodowas are hands down the most intimidating to watch. He combines a nodowa with a throw.
I'm constantly struck with how classy the winners in sumo are. No show boating or gloating. Just silently going back to their corner and accepting their winnings.
because they would be shamed and never compete again...
it's emotional fascism lol
@@felixduran4255 most of them fight 6 times a year so it's very likely they'll face the same opponent again, very soon
@@lister740they face each other weekly in interstable training.
That's why I love Asashoryu, he didn't give a shit.
Harumafuji I miss you!!
i still hope ichinojo be like this more often !
Aoyiama also
Haven't seen Ichinojo show that kind of spirit in a while.
True, he is a shadow of his old self.
@@kobuskotze3206 Big shadow.
Harumafuji was a beast. He was not the heaviest or biggest rikishi around, but my God was he strong as hell. Lightening fast tachiai and hit like a truck. Also, people say that sumo techniques are not the best around for self defense, but I think Nodowa is a good contender. Seems like a good way to stop someone from attacking you if not momentarily, if you ask me.
Akebonos thrusts and especially his nodowa look deadly. Takimiyama, the first Hawaiian to win a cup talked with a very raspy voice cause his vocal chords were so damaged from sumo
He may never be considered the best but lining up across from a prime Akebono must have sent shivers down the spine of many opponents.
That's mean. If you look closely 0:38, he presses the jugular arteries with his fingers to almost knock out his opponent. I'm suprised of some moves that are allowed. Like slapping on one ear, but not on both at the same time. lol Slapping on the ear can lead to major injury of the eardrums.
Harumafuji was so friggin' quick off the tachi-ai, so he could get that nodowa in there so early and ruthlessly.
Onosato might be even quicker if he can just learn some techniques.
Finally the reason! The true reason i watch sumo, open palm throat slaps allowed! I’ve heard they particularly upset Ichinojo
Where the head goes the body follows.
Interesting film !
4:47 Poor guy threw his whole body at Akebono on the ropes and it was like he ran into a brick wall lol.
think about how much FORCE that is going towards your jugular!
Akebono was the best at it.
The skills you need to be a sumo wrestler. You have to have great balance, control to shift your weight, you cant go full speed because the opponent will just go to the side and use your momentum to toss you out of the ring. You need fast hands and a fast mind... Just being big is not an advantage
Thanks again!
Can you clamp, crush with the fingers during nodowa or hast to be a push?
Powerful technique.
Nice. Needs more Hokutoumi though - perhaps the only true Nodowa specialist Yokozuna.
The referee sounds like Ken when he is doing a spinning kick.. Is it the same words?
Как мне нравятся эти толстяки! 😊
Да я и сам толстяк! 😅
This is what mountains look like when they clash.
DO you think Terao would have qualified as using a lot of Nodowa?
How about wrestlers surviving nudowa
Mike Van Wyck practically did this to Jeff Nippard a couple of days ago.
Is Sumo the only combat sport that allows this type of move?
Jesus christ! Harumafuji was scarry as hell
Is Chiyomaru helped or hindered against a nodowa due to his huge neck?
I'd like to think the fat around his neck acts as extra cushioning against the thrusts. Same with Takarafuji. He seem's impervious to Nodowa.
Most Vicious Move in Sumo is the arm twist. ura did it to enho on their last match. dont know its name.
Agreed. Hakuhuo nearly broke Teru’s arm in their championship match. Hak is such a brute in the ring, I believe he didn’t even care at the time.
@@sylviaknutcecily tamawashi used to do it alot but suddenly stopped. I think he was instructed to stop soing it because too many wrestlers where injured.
@@joegrills9458 Maybe Tottari or Kotenage?
Woooo!
It’s the only sport where choking is legal.
At least you didnt ask for like and subscribe
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That one was odd @1:06 idk 🤷🏾♂️
Reach the chin os the real aim, the moviment intend tô breack the balance by turn the Head backward. The name of this technic is Ago Ate
make a video of the rikishi slapping the sht out of each other. there have been a few good slapping matches recently
I'm surprised Abi doesn't use it more with his style. it's perfect for him.
they call Abi the strangler... he is Terao's student, and probably the best Nodowa around currently.
@@Thejoeb better than Tamawashi and Daieisho?
@@CalebHSumo Those are certainly the other frontrunners! Both have kinboshi from the technique against Terunofuji.
@@Thejoeb Tamawashi 3 kinboshi in a row at this point! Not sure if all woth nodowa though.
He uses it every opportunity. Is his nodawa better than dieshos.????
Better dancer at the ropes fushure
Why don't they do this every time?
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Protec yo neck!
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Just my opinion but it seems Iike Hakuho's elbow/shoulder to the face/head was a bit more vicious.
This move is more pathetic than the dodge.
love the compilation but this music 😭🤮
Should be banned. Disgusting !
This title seem ridiculous, there is nothing vicious in this bouts ... all thèse technique are autorized .
This is sumo, not classic dance
I hear the man says this when sumo wrestler:
DON NIGGA
DON NIGGA