What is more terrifying than a person's ability weakness is his overly high-profile arrogance. Li Daoshan, known as "the strongest fighting king in Japan", won countless games, but was stabbed to death by a gangster.
Lidaoshan was born in Xinfengli, Hongwon-gun, Hamgyong-south-do during the merger of Japan and South Korea. His real name was Kim Shin-ro; because he later became the adopted son of the Baitan family of a farmer in Omura City, Nagasaki Prefecture, he changed his name to Mitsuho.
Li Daoshan has been burly since childhood and has been amazingly strong. When he became an adult, he planned to take advantage of his own advantages and enter Nisuokaobuya, which belongs to the Japanese Sumo Association, and become a professional sumo wrestler. In May 1940, he made his debut in his first sumo season. In May 1948, he won the Special Merit Award in the competition. In May 1949, he was promoted to Sumo Wrestle.
He not only has his body advantage in sumo wrestling, but more importantly, his ability advantage. However, in September 1950, Li Daoshan suddenly cut off his hair before the competition and announced his retirement from the sumo wrestling industry, causing an uproar.
Retired, he did not "retire" but instead switched to professional wrestling. In 1952, he went to Honolulu, the United States to receive special training for Japanese wrestlers to learn about their reputation. Since wrestling is an emerging sport in Japan, after Ridoyama returned to China the following year, he established the Japan Professional Wrestling Association with the help of Shinta Shinsaku and Shinsuke Nagata Sadao.
Soon, the fierce wrestling greatly stimulated the audience's enthusiasm for watching the game. Wrestling gradually became popular in Japan, and the number of viewers watching this sport also soared, becoming a national popular program in Japan. As the first promoter of wrestling, Lidaoshan is praised as the "King of Fighting" in Japan.
He defeated white people repeatedly in the arena, became the largest national hero in Japan after the war, and became the throne of national stars in one go.
The most exciting game of his career must have been the battle of the WWA World Championship The Destrear held at the Beijing Stadium on May 24, 1963, setting a record of 64.0% in average viewership, which is also the fourth place in ratings in history today.
American historian Ian Brumma, who focuses on Japanese research, describes Lidaoshan as follows:
"Lidaoshan's competition always seems to have regular rules. Faced with opponents who are tall, often fight and usually from the West, Lidaoshan is always at a disadvantage after just a few rounds, but gradually, under the encouragement of Mount Fuji in his heart, this Japanese hero will burst out with righteous indignation. Although he is small, he will eventually defeat the big blonde guy with weakness."
How high a person is, he will fall hard.
has achieved so many achievements, and has floated. He considered himself the king of national wrestling and was arrogant. At 10:30 pm on December 8, 1963, Ridoshan was stomped by Katsushi Murata, a member of the Juchiko family of the violent group, and then started arguing and beat him.
was originally just a small footsteps incident, but was forced to be a vicious fight by Ridoshan's operation. Unexpectedly, Ridoshan encountered a tough guy this time. Murata was a gangster, and he stabbed him from below with a hiking knife for Ridoshan's teasing. Li Daoshan's abdomen.
At 9 pm on December 15, acute suppurative peritonitis caused by abdomen perforation died in a hospital in Tokyo at the age of 39.
Unexpectedly, this "Japanese strongest fighting king" who was moving forward on the field and conquered countless white people was actually killed by a gangster. A small matter that can be solved by one sentence "I'm sorry", the other party in Li Daoshan became a waste who deserves to be beaten by himself. Being arrogant in the end became the key to killing himself. Jack Ma said well: "No matter how good his martial arts are, he is afraid of kitchen knives. "Low-key is the bottom line.
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