Health & Diet

GQ - Sumo Wrestler (10,000 Calories)

What does it take to be a sumo wrestler? GQ joins the Tamanoi stable in Tokyo, Japan, to live a day in the life of the rikishi—early rises, relentless training and a 10,000-calorie diet to boot.

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