7 months ago
Yui Susaki Explores India: Tourism, Food, and Wrestling
Yui Susaki is a famous Japanese wrestler who is in India to play in a wrestling league.
She is not just here to compete but also to enjoy India.
She visited Humayun's Tomb, tried delicious Indian foods like butter chicken and naan, and even had chhole bhature for breakfast.
She is also spending time watching and learning from young Indian wrestlers.
Susaki is a superstar in wrestling with many gold medals, including one from the Tokyo Olympics.
She is loved by fans in India and is known for her hard work and dedication.
She is also encouraging her teammates, like Neha Sangwan, to keep improving and aim for future Olympics.
Yui Susaki is in India for the Pro Wrestling League, playing for Haryana Steelers.
She visited Humayun's Tomb and enjoyed Indian foods like butter chicken and naan.
Susaki is scouting Indian wrestlers and appreciates their strength and hard work.
She has won multiple gold medals, including the Tokyo Olympic gold in 50kg women's freestyle.
Susaki is mentoring young Indian wrestlers, encouraging them to improve and aim for future Olympics.
- Who
- Yui Susaki, a top Japanese wrestler
- What
- Her experiences in India, including tourism, food, and wrestling
- Where
- India, specifically Delhi and Noida
- When
- During her extended stay in India for the Pro Wrestling League
- Why
- To compete in the Pro Wrestling League, explore Indian culture, and scout Indian wrestlers
Key facts
- Name
- Yui Susaki
- Nationality
- Japanese
- Sport
- Wrestling
- Weight Category
- 50kg women's freestyle
- Team in India
- Haryana Steelers
- Contract Value
- Rs 60 lakh
- Notable Achievements
- Tokyo Olympic gold, four World Championship golds
- Current Focus
- Scouting Indian wrestlers and experiencing Indian culture
Quotes
Yui Susaki
Japanese wrestler in the 50kg women's freestyle division
“I heard Indian wrestlers are very strong. Then I came here to the league, and in the Haryana Steelers team, there are many young wrestlers who are good. They work very hard and have good mental strength.”
indianexpress.com
“Japanese wrestlers work very hard. We think a lot and focus on details. Wrestlers in Japan sometimes start at the age of 3 or 4. I started at the age of 7.”
indianexpress.com
Neha Sangwan
Promising 57kg Indian wrestler
“When I lost a bout, she told me that I fought well and that the opponent wasn’t attacking and in her heart, I had won. These words encouraged me. I’ve told her that I will also perform with her at the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics.”
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