A TINY 16-year-old teenager beat a sumo wrestler twice his size and took social media by storm.<br /><br />Unlike other combat sports, such as boxing and MMA, sumo wrestling doesn't have weight divisions, meaning sumos are always at risk of being outmuscled and overpowered.<br /><br />Those were the odds young aspiring wrestler Kosei was facing when he stepped inside the dohyo to lock horns with his much larger and more experienced opponent Amamidake, 39.<br /><br />However, the teen sensation put his superior speed and agility to good use.<br /><br />Kosei managed to outsmart Amamidake as he ran circles around him and led him to the edge.<br /><br />That's where he showed great footwork and got his opponent to step outside before he did.<br /><br />The sensational David vs Goliath encounter made the rounds online and left sports fans in awe.<br /><br />One tweeted: "A 16-year-old this is pretty brutal."<br /><br />Another commented: "As a 39yo, I’m pretty sure a 16yo could beat me at any physical sport."<br /><br />A third wrote: "Heart-warming… The lil guy can sometimes win."<br /><br />This fan gasped: "Oh wow."<br /><br />And that one said: "Fun fact. Smaller guys have more advantages in wrestling, and grappling fight.<br /><br />"But for real this is still a sight to see. Kudos to the kid."<br />
