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Sumo is a form of competitive wrestling where two opponents try to force each other out of a circular ring or knock each other to the ground using techniques like throwing, shoving, and pushing. It is a traditional sport that remains culturally significant and widely practiced as a professional competition.
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- Martial art.image
- Asashoryu fight Jan08.JPG
- Martial art.imagecaption
- A sumo match () between Asashōryū (left) and Kotoshōgiku in January 2008
- Martial art.name
- Sumo
- Martial art.focus
- Clinch fighting
- Martial art.hardness
- Full contact
- Martial art.country
- Japan
- Martial art.ancestor_arts
- Tegoi
- Martial art.olympic
- No, but IOC recognized
- Sport.name
- Sumo
- Sport.imagesize
- 220px
- Sport.union
- International Sumo Federation (Amateur)Japan Sumo Association (Professional)
- Sport.first
- Japan, 7th century (antiquity)Japan, mid-17th century (Edo period, modern)
- Sport.country/region
- Worldwide (Amateur)Japan (Professional)
- Sport.contact
- Yes
- Sport.team
- No
- Sport.mgender
- Yes (Amateur, separate divisions)No (Professional, men only)
- Sport.category
- Grappling sport
- Sport.equipment
- Mawashi
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Sumō [sɯmoː] (japanisch 相撲, Sumō bzw. 大相撲, Ōzumō) ist eine aus Japan stammende Form des Ringkampfs. Einen Sumō-Kämpfer bezeichnet man als Sumōtori oder Rikishi. Ziel des Kampfes ist es, den Gegner aus einem mit einem Strohseil abgesteckten Kreis aus gestampftem Lehm zu befördern oder ihn so aus dem Gleichgewicht zu bringen, dass er den Boden mit einem anderen Körperteil als den Fußsohlen berührt. Ein einzelner Kampf dauert oft nur einige Sekunden; während eines regulären Turniers finden mehrere hundert Kämpfe statt.
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