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Thank you very much.
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Do a face-off here.
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For interviews or media,
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right over here, right here, please feel free
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to come up and speak to our
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athletes. Not only are they great athletes,
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but they're smart, they're
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communicative, and they love sumo.
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come true. All athletes from a young
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age, we've all had that dream. We've all
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watched some kind of event at Madison Square
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Garden, and it just means the world to us.
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So it's a, yeah, literally a dream come
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true. As you're walking through the doors, you're getting chills
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as you pull up to the arena. It just
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gets your blood pumping, your adrenaline starts
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pushing. It's amazing.
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Firing off, learning
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how to really control my body, trying
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to stay low, doing low walks and low
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movements to try to get comfortable
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in my hips. So, it's all,
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it all kind of ties into each other.
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Our goal as the athlete
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is to try to take the best of what we got
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and be able to use it on the game day.
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I've been in this kind of
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realm competing and pushing
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in the trenches of football
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for a long time, so maybe getting the move
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to sumo just seemed very natural,
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all the way from Brazil.
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The credential center was
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people know exactly, like, what is sumo
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now. In my IG, I have
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280K. Most of them are Americans.
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So, people know exactly
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what a sumo is, and if they don't know,
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they can understand that the thing
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is happening in Madison Square Garden.
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Grief plays for grief fights, just only for grief fights.
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We now welcome...
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Trust yourself. Because
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in sumo, in one match,
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the fight is very, very fast.
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a good mentality, because
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your mentality is more important
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fight, one match, during
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trust yourself, one strong
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You have to be willing to put the effort
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down. Whatever it takes, I'm gonna do it.
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I'm gonna be the champion.
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Let's go, baby! Let's go, baby!
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Yeah, they're awesome athletes.
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They know how to fall, which makes
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our job much easier. They're all pretty
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healthy, despite what we came in
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thinking. So, they're looking
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good, they're ready to fight, and put on a great show.
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The most objective measures that we have are,
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of course, their vitals. We take that, make sure they're
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within range and safe for them.
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Their cardiac health is safe
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for them to compete and fight.
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We then do a musculoskeletal
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exam, make sure all those joints, muscles, and everything
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is moving the way it should be,
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and no injuries on record. So,
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they're all doing great, no history of head
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injuries, no musculoskeletal
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issues or cardiac issues. So,
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we're confident it's gonna be a safe and healthy fight.
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We define a healthy weight as the weight that
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you are, as long as all your vitals are good, your
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labs look good, and, you know,
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your heart, again, and your
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musculoskeletal system are functioning and doing
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what they should be. So, that
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defines a healthy weight, and these guys are
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numbers higher than we're used to on the scale,
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but we have to look at the impact.
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Objective things. Is their heart
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healthy? Is everything functioning
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the way it should? Are all their limbs moving
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the way they should? And these guys are
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really great athletes and have proven
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they are through their physicals.
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It's a combat sport. So, definitely,
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there is that impact. We've seen head injuries.
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Not as severe, of course, as boxing
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and other combat sports we've been involved in.
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But they're getting thrown down on the mat.
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There is stress on their back. All of their
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joints twisting their knees, and some of them
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moving. The way that they reach over one
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another. We see a lot of shoulder injuries
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as well. But again, these athletes
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are so talented. They know how to move. They
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know how to fall. So, they really know how to
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keep themselves healthy. It makes our job easier.
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you're gonna be ready.
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What do you got special for him?
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What kind of move? What kind of move?
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I'm gonna surprise him this time. You can't give it away?
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Yes. He knows the matador
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and all those things I did before
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to him. And I wanna make sure
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he's gonna be ready this time.
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Everybody knows that I don't wait
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for what my opponent is gonna do.
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I go inside the ring.
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Good morning, guys. Good morning.
