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Golden State Warriors stars Steph Curry and Klay Thompson are undoubtedly two of the greatest generational talents of the modern basketball game but their talents in sumo wrestling were put to test by retired legend Hakuho Sho during the team's tour in Japan.
The so-called 'Splash Brothers', who are likely to play in Friday's preseason game against the Washington Wizards at the Saitama Stadium, took turns in attempting to put the highly-decorated Sho on the ground during Thursday's practice.
Curry, who is six-foot-three inches and weighs 185-pounds, opted to go first but embarrassingly failed to make the six-foot-four inches, 348-pound Sho move at all in front of his teammates.
Basketball player. Sumo wrestler.
Stephen Curry can do it all.
Despite using all of his force, Steph Curry didn't made Hakuho Sho move in practice Thursday
Sumo Champion Hakuho Sho holds the record for the most undefeated championships at 16
The point guard did learn a few sumo techniques, however, from Suko, such as the way to start off a wrestling match and to bend his knees to force weight on his opponent.
Of course, those techniques didn't work against Suko, who was wearing formal attire to make things worse, leaving Curry gassed.
'That's all I got,' Curry joked before showing a bit of Japanese culture by bowing in front of Suko, which is considered as a sign of gratitude in the Land of the Rising Sun.
The next person to enter the ring, or dohyo, and give his best shot was shooting guard Klay Thompson, who weighs 220 pounds and is six-foot-six inches.
The 32-year-old immediately grunted as soon as he tried to destabilize Suko while pushing forward with his knees. Similar to his teammate's outcome just minutes earlier, Thompson also failed to move the longest-serving yokozuna of all-time.
The four-time NBA champion even shook his head in disbelief while catching his breath before telling reporters: 'I can't.'
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The other member of the 'Splash Brothers,' Klay Thompson, tried to push Kho but to no avail
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Thompson, who is locked in a five-year, $189million contract with the Warriors, came back to the dohyo to try his luck one more time against Kho, this time lasting only two seconds in the ring before definitely walking away.
After the wrestling contest between the trio, Kho tried his hand at basketball and showed off his shooting skills by impressively making a couple of shots in a row.
The Mongolian-born-naturalized-Japanese once broke the record for the most wins in a calendar year, winning 86 out of 90 bouts, before going on the second longest winning streak in sumo history in 2010.
He also hold the most undefeated tournament championships - 16 - in sumo wrestler history. Suko was once so dominant in the sport that a Washington Post columnist called him the 'greatest figure in sports, ever.'
The wrestling legend obtained Japanese citizenship in 2019 before retiring in 2021. He is 37-years-old.
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Post by Christina on Oct 7, 2022 1:22:19 GMT
North Korean despot Kim Jong Un has fired two more ballistic missiles towards Japan as tensions with the US continue to mount.
Thursday's missile launch, announced by South Korea's Joint Chiefs of Staff, was the sixth in 12 days and the first since the reclusive regime fired an intermediate-range missile over its easterly neighbour on Tuesday.
That launch, the first of its kind in five years, sparked joint missile drills by South Korea and the United States and a return of a US aircraft carrier to the sea between Korea and Japan.
The Japan Coast Guard said North Korea may also have fired a second missile on Thursday, adding that they both appeared to have landed already.
A Tweet from Japan's Ministry of Defence confirmed the latest missiles at 6.09am local time, adding: 'We will let you know as soon as we have further news.'
Separately on Thursday, North Korea condemned the US for repositioning its aircraft carrier in the waters off the Korean peninsula.
The move posed a 'serious threat' to the stability in the region, it said in a statement released by the reclusive nation's foreign ministry.
It comes a day after the US accused China and Russia of enabling North Korean leader Kim Jong Un.
They accused the countries of protecting Pyongyang from attempts to strengthen UN Security Council sanctions, which were imposed over its nuclear weapons and ballistic missile programmes.
North Korea has fired another ballistic missile towards Japan , South Korea 's Joint Chiefs of Staff have said (Pictured: North Korean leader Kim Jong Un)
A surface-to-surface missile is fired into the sea off the east coast of South Korea in a handout picture provided by the country's Defence Ministry
'The DPRK (North Korea) has enjoyed blanket protection from two members of this council,' US Ambassador to the United Nations, Linda Thomas-Greenfield, said.
'In short, two permanent members of the Security Council have enabled Kim Jong Un.'
The 15-member council met on Wednesday after North Korea test-fired a ballistic missile on Tuesday that soared over Japan for the first time in five years and prompted a warning for residents there to take cover.
China and Russia did not want a public council meeting, arguing that it would not be conducive to easing the situation.
After the meeting on Wednesday, nine Security Council members - the US, Britain, France, Albania, Brazil, India, Ireland, Norway and United Arab Emirates - condemned North Korea's missile launch in a joint statement.
But China's deputy UN ambassador, Geng Shuang, said the Security Council needed to play a constructive role 'instead of relying solely on strong rhetoric or pressure.'
'Discussions and deliberations should contribute to a detente, rather than fueling escalation. They should promote the resumption of dialogue instead of widening differences and forge unity instead of creating divisions,' he said.
In May, China and Russia vetoed a US-led push to impose more UN sanctions on North Korea over its renewed ballistic missile launches, publicly splitting the Security Council for the first time since it started punishing Pyongyang in 2006.
A TV screen in Seoul, South Korea, showing a news programme reporting North Korea's missile launch
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Thursday's missile launch was the sixth in 12 days and the first since it fired an intermediate-range missile over Japan on Tuesday (Pictured: South Korean Air Force F-15Ks and U.S.
Air Force F-16 fighter jets fly over the Korean Peninsula in response to North Korea's intermediate-range ballistic missile (IRBM) launch earlier this week)
Russia's deputy UN ambassador, Anna Evstigneeva, told the Security Council that 'introducing new sanctions against DPRK is a dead end' and brings 'zero results.'
'We are convinced that the UN and Security Council mechanisms need to be used to support the inter-Korean dialogue and multilateral negotiations rather than becoming an impediment to them,' she said.
North Korea has for years been banned from conducting nuclear tests and ballistic missile launches by the Security Council, which has strengthened sanctions on Pyongyang over the years to try and cut off funding for those programs.
In recent years, veto powers China and Russia have suggested U.N.
sanctions on North Korea be eased for humanitarian purposes and to entice Pyongyang back to stalled international talks aimed at persuading Kim to denuclearize.
'This is a clear effort by China and Russia to reward DPRK for their bad actions and cannot be taken seriously by this council,' said Thomas-Greenfield, referring to North Korea's formal name - the Democratic People's Republic of Korea.
China and Russia blamed joint military exercises by the United States and South Korea for provoking North Korea.
Thomas-Greenfield rejected the remarks, saying there is 'no equivalency between these two activities.'
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