skopox yes!) He seems to be an unbeatable rock!)

I started Judo in Japan in 1968 and still learning. Shohei is one of the best but Shozo Fujii is the best ever IMO since he won the open weight category at the Asian Championships. Fujii weighed -80kg and he threw the Heavyweight Sumio Endo for Ippon!

@@waikikisurflesson528 That's true. I forgot him. May be because I never saw him fighting. This was before digital cameras. At the earlier 70's, we had a great champion in France (Jean Paul Coche, also weighted under 80 kg who majestically won by ippon the all categories French shampionship in all categories face to Jean-Luc Rougé who became, some months after, our first world champion in the under 93 kg catégorie). Jean-Paul Coche during his career, has always been stopped by Fujii. Thank you for reminding me.

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Teddy Riner est nul. S'il avait un gabarit normal, il n'aurait jamais atteint le niveau international

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Japanese are wasting all of their talents in Baseball, I have nothing against baseball, but not many people play it outside Japan, US and Cuba.

Ramiz Arslan maybe he dodged the questions? For the “who do you look up to” question, for example, I’m guessing he meant he doesn’t look up to anyone?

@@markd2797 good point, indeed, that may be the case here.

@@ramizarslan7207 yeah thats what i thought too. Only himself.

I will say she is a terrible interviewer. I don't understand why IJF allows her to continue these series.

He left his family and hometown to another city for better Judo training.

Because he wanted to enter kodokan-school in Tokyo. His original home is in Yamaguchi.

He was in a boarding school in a famous judo school if I remerber correctly

He entered Kodo-gakusha in Tokyo which was one of the most famous judo club in Japan. There're many legends from the club like Koga, Yoshida and Takimoto, sadly this club no longer exists tho

Is that a Hublot Big Bang on his wrist?

PlanetJudo - Планета Дзюдо must be UNICO KING GOLD 42mm

I think this was taken in february

Because he always win

It's his strong and great way too think

@@youssefezzat9931 he losted few times but last in 2014 he is still unbeaten its incredible

But i believe that hashimoto is better judoka at techniques and fun to watch but ono is boring

@@youssefezzat9931 I don't appreciate Hashimoto. His judo is like clown

He speaks a bit of English, but his Russian is fluent.

Max Hope does japanese student study russia language in school? Why he fluent in russian?

@@maxhope7691 I'm wondering where you got this information from, because I don't remember that he said somewhere that he knows Russian.