Sumo, a wrestling-like sport, is very popular in Japan. There was once a famous Japanese sumo wrestler , named Masahiko Kimura. He was once known as the " Kyushu monster" and was the king of fighting in Japan.
He is very burly. From the old photos in the past, we can see that his height and weight are the same, 170 cm tall and 170 kilograms. Even if he is face to face, he will give people a sense of oppression. Such an invincible fighting king like
, has won the championship many times, and is a life-threatening person, whether in the training ground or in the real competition.
The strongest sumo wrestling in history, learned from the age of 18, and reached its heyday at the age of 23
Around the 1930s, when it comes to Japan's most famous sumo wrestling, many people will think of Masahiko Kimura. He has never failed in more than ten years of competition and enjoys the reputation of "no Kimura before Kimura and no Kimura after Kimura".
Kimura was born in an ordinary family. When he was young, he often followed his father to carry sand and gravel outside to maintain his life. It was because he started to do physical work since he was a child, making Kimura's waist, legs and arms strength stronger than ordinary people.
10 when Kimura started to come into contact with judo , and at the age of 16, he won the national championship. However, judo is just the beginning for Kimura, and it was not until he was 18 that Kimura really began to learn from his master.
If you had not met the famous Master Tatsuhiro Niujima, you would not have achieved Kimura's future achievements. At that time, this master from Kimura was called "Ghost Island". He was a life-threatening man in training or fighting competitions. Kimura also continued this kind of character of his master and started his life.
The reason why Kimura is so tough is due to his special training and persistent training. Not only do you have to stand up more than 1,000 times a day, but you also have to lift weights more than a thousand times and jump for a kilometer. These trainings are common for Kimura.
After nightfall, he also had to follow his master Niu Dao to wrap his belt around a big tree, practiced the throwing skills thousands of times a day, and a big tree withered and died while he was tempered. In Kimura's eyes, he had to put in three times more effort than others. The training time of one day exceeded 10 hours, and Kimura has mastered many ancient Jiu-Jitsu training methods.
The harsh devilish training gave Kimura an advantage in the competition. Over the years, it can be said that Kimura dominated the Japanese fighting stadium, and no opponent could win Kimura. The 23-year-old Kimura ushered in his heyday at that time.
conspired with his master to assassinate Hideki Tojo, and failed to make a villain's report. What Kimura did not expect was that in 1942, World War II broke out, Japan launched a full-scale war of aggression, and Kimura and his master did not want to see the war at all. The master and apprentice were very angry with the war. In order to oppose the war, the master and apprentice conspired with the retired Ishihara Kanir , intending to sneak into the palace of the Mieqiao Bridge and use a potassium cyanide bomb developed by the army to explode with Hideki Tojo. Unfortunately, I was reported to me at the last moment and failed to implement it.
has ushered in two most classic matches in his life. The latest researched suppression technique makes him the king of judo
Kimura Masahiko has experienced two most classic matches in his life, one of which was the peak showdown with Elio Gracie in Brazil. Before the competition, Kimura's unique skills relying on for fame have been mastered to perfection and can be used freely in the competition.
This match was watched by the Brazilian President himself. During the entire match, Kimura broke the competitor's wrist and won. It was from this match that Kimura's wrist was named " Kimura Lock " by the international fighting circle. The suppression technique that was obsessed with researching intoxicatedly allowed Kimura to use his trump card at critical moments, using the opponent's Taoist suit and ribbon to tie his wrists and suppress his wrists. Today, it has become a necessary skill for sleeping skills in judo competitions.
The other most classic competition was the battle between Kimura and Ridaoshan. Kimura didn't want to participate in the competition at that time, but because his wife was seriously ill and needed money to treat her, Kimura had no choice but to participate in this fake competition shrouded by the underworld, money and violence.
Before the game, Li Daoshan said in advance that this was a fake game, and it would be enough to tie it. Unexpectedly, Li Daoshan finally tear down the pre-match decision. The game that should have ended with a draw was defeated under the fierce attack of Li Daoshan. This is also why Kimura has always hated Li Daoshan.
The winner is the king and the loser is the bandit. This game eventually became a key point of divergence in Kimura's life. Kimura's life is full of glory, and it was just because of this careless defeat that made him regret it.
Until the age of 75, Kimura died of lung cancer. In the eyes of professionals in the judo industry, no one is his opponent. I pay tribute to the great fighters!
