There's nothing like feeling the Royal Albert Hall shake when sumo wrestlers collide
Summary
The Grand Sumo Tournament is taking place at London's Royal Albert Hall, showcasing traditional Japanese sumo wrestling. This five-day event features 40 top sumo wrestlers and includes ancient ceremonies alongside modern elements like an LED screen. It's a rare opportunity to see sumo wrestling outside Japan.Key Facts
- The Grand Sumo Tournament is happening at the Royal Albert Hall in London.
- The event lasts for five days and includes 40 of the best sumo wrestlers.
- Sumo wrestling dates back to at least 23 BC and has many traditional ceremonies.
- The setup includes a six-tonne temple roof suspended above the ring.
- A revolving LED screen provides stats and replays for the audience.
- Sumo has strict rules, but modern technology helps spread its popularity worldwide.
- The London tournament is only the second time sumo has visited the city since 1991.
- Watching sumo in person allows fans to see the speed and power of the wrestlers.
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