April 22, 2025 • 5 mins
"Ever wondered what happens when sumo wrestlers invade your local bar?" This episode of The Ben and Skin Show is packed with laughter, surprises, and unforgettable moments as Ben Rogers, Jeff “Skin” Wade, Kevin “KT” Turner, and Krystina Ray broadcast live from Rollertown Beerworks in Celina, Texas. Join the hosts as they dive into their weekend filled with sumo wrestling, bar crawls, and unexpected encounters.Ben and Skin share their excitement for the annual sumo wrestling event, featuring legit sumo wrestlers from the Dallas Sumo Club. "This is legit sumo wrestlers with the Dallas sumo club." The hosts recount their hilarious sumo crawl, where they blindsided patrons at various bars with sumo wrestlers in tow. "We literally blindsided these patrons by walking in butt cheeks out."The episode wraps up with a teaser for the upcoming sumo tournament, promising an all-day event filled with excitement and competition.
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Speaker 1 (00:00):
All right, This Friday, we're gonna be broadcasting from Rollertown
beer Works in Solana, Texas. That's a brewery we're invested in,
and we're doing a live remote broadcast there from three
to six and then the fun just begins. You're gonna
want to come out, come hang out with us on
Friday night and our sumo wrestlers are in the house.
This is our annual sumo wrestling event. We were just
talking to our program director Elliott about it and he goes, oh,
(00:23):
man getting out there in those sumo fat suits, and
we were like, no, no, no, this is legit sumo
wrestlers with the Dallas Sumo Club. This is a legit
sumo organization. And the tournament is Saturday. Friday night, we're
doing a truck pool. They're going to pull these trucks.
That's hilarious, and then we're gonna party. We're gonna have
a great time. And then Saturday there's a tournament and
(00:44):
it's going all day long. Start around ten or eleven am,
but that thing will go till seven pm or later
and it's just an all day spectacle event. We bring
in a big tent, we set up bleachers and you
can watch sumo wrestling all day long. It's gonna be awesome.
But this past weekend we did what's called a sumo krawl.
We went and bounced around four different bars in the
(01:05):
Prosperous Line area and we stopped by. We had five
or six wrestlers that we piled into a limo from
Alba Limousine and we just bounced around. We went to
the Gin, We went to the Tavern on Broadway and
prosper and then we went to Slina. We went to
the Nook, and then we went to Heyday, and then
we went back to Rollertown and each place was a
little bit different, but we literally blindsided these patrons by
(01:29):
walking in butt cheeks out.
Speaker 2 (01:32):
It's really amazing to watch the look on people's faces.
It's kind of like, uh, I don't know, when you
watch a prank show, like in Practical Jokers or whatever,
and then they show the people that are just kind
of watching, you know, they cut to them, They're like,
what the hell am I looking at right now? And
so any place that we would go into, I would
just kind of look at the people at the table
(01:53):
just to see the reaction, and they're all like, wait
a minute, because there is something shocking no matter where
you are, even on a beach, when you see a
giant bear ass and you're not expecting yeah, you know, Yeah,
it just it takes you out of whatever you're doing.
And it's not a well kept, well kept ass. Yeah,
it's not like, uh, taut butt cheeks, you know, these
(02:15):
are these are and they're just out there. Yeah, They're
just huge, huge Yeah. And uh and here's the other
thing too. The first time we did this, or the
first time I was able to go to this, it
made me wonder what other sports are out there that
I've never thought about that I'm dying to see because
(02:37):
you kind of think that it's a gimmick or a novelty,
and it's not like once you start watching it, you
get wrapped up in the combination of the power and
the balance and what it takes to actually win this thing.
And when you see a smaller sumo beat a bigger sumo,
it's really bad ass. And especially because do you know
(02:58):
the rules kt uh, Yeah, to keep your feet in,
gotta keep her it's just getting someone outside of the circle. Yeah,
And when some there's times where someone's on the edge
of the circle. And they're able to leverage themselves and
use the force of the other person and flip them
over and have them go on the outside of the circle.
Speaker 1 (03:14):
It's just badass. And each one of these spots, well,
they were all different. And some of these bars, the
guys were like, all right, let's put on a sumo display,
and there wasn't room for it, right, so like we
moved tables out of the way.
Speaker 2 (03:26):
That's another fun thing to just look on the person's
face when he thinks a sumos right just swam into
his table of beer.
Speaker 1 (03:33):
So at the gin, you know they have this forty
thousand dollars flat screen wall television. These giant sumos are
wrestling right in front of them, Like, man, please don't
fall into this. You had a terrible look on you.
I was terrified or scared. And but we started it
off with the Salina Police Department throws this big charity
poker event every year and a buddy, Jeremiah Phillips, is
in charge of it. He's throwing it, and I couldn't.
(03:53):
I had to cancel. I couldn't go to it, so
I canceled. So I was like, you know, it'd be
nice to stop by rollers own some of our investors
the area. Tory Hunter was there and Jim Marshall's there,
and some of our guys that have invested, so like,
let's stop by. So we just blindsided them. And so
we walked in the door where this charity event was
taking place, and Jeremiah was on the microphone speaking everyone
and sometimes it can be a serious message being delivered. Yeah,
(04:17):
I mean it can be very serious. And so we
just rolled the dice and we barged in with six
sumo wrestlers and the lead guy, the lead guy.
Speaker 2 (04:25):
From Dallas Sumo Club, Corey wears a cowboy hat and
he is loud and out.
Speaker 1 (04:30):
The pictures y'all sent me this weekend, I'm on with Corey.
I'm like, well, I don't know what's going on on
that bus.
Speaker 2 (04:36):
I'm the strip.
Speaker 1 (04:37):
Yeah yeah, and so else we had TC with us,
who's hilarious and uh, he's still going after Big Milk.
Speaker 2 (04:46):
Uh.
Speaker 1 (04:46):
But but he shot some videos for it. We're gonna
start blasting these out on social media and you can
see what the sumo pub crawl was like the sumo crawl.
But just know this sumo is going on this Saturday.
You don't want to miss it. We'll be there Friday,
setting you up at roller townant's line, and then the
tournament takes place Saturday. All right, Coming up next, it's
the Hollywood Shuffle Shack has an emergency bathroom run. We
(05:10):
discussed next
All right, This Friday, we're gonna be broadcasting from Rollertown
beer Works in Solana, Texas. That's a brewery we're invested in,
and we're doing a live remote broadcast there from three
to six and then the fun just begins. You're gonna
want to come out, come hang out with us on
Friday night and our sumo wrestlers are in the house.
This is our annual sumo wrestling event. We were just
talking to our program director Elliott about it and he goes, oh,
(00:23):
man getting out there in those sumo fat suits, and
we were like, no, no, no, this is legit sumo
wrestlers with the Dallas Sumo Club. This is a legit
sumo organization. And the tournament is Saturday. Friday night, we're
doing a truck pool. They're going to pull these trucks.
That's hilarious, and then we're gonna party. We're gonna have
a great time. And then Saturday there's a tournament and
(00:44):
it's going all day long. Start around ten or eleven am,
but that thing will go till seven pm or later
and it's just an all day spectacle event. We bring
in a big tent, we set up bleachers and you
can watch sumo wrestling all day long. It's gonna be awesome.
But this past weekend we did what's called a sumo krawl.
We went and bounced around four different bars in the
(01:05):
Prosperous Line area and we stopped by. We had five
or six wrestlers that we piled into a limo from
Alba Limousine and we just bounced around. We went to
the Gin, We went to the Tavern on Broadway and
prosper and then we went to Slina. We went to
the Nook, and then we went to Heyday, and then
we went back to Rollertown and each place was a
little bit different, but we literally blindsided these patrons by
(01:29):
walking in butt cheeks out.
Speaker 2 (01:32):
It's really amazing to watch the look on people's faces.
It's kind of like, uh, I don't know, when you
watch a prank show, like in Practical Jokers or whatever,
and then they show the people that are just kind
of watching, you know, they cut to them, They're like,
what the hell am I looking at right now? And
so any place that we would go into, I would
just kind of look at the people at the table
(01:53):
just to see the reaction, and they're all like, wait
a minute, because there is something shocking no matter where
you are, even on a beach, when you see a
giant bear ass and you're not expecting yeah, you know, Yeah,
it just it takes you out of whatever you're doing.
And it's not a well kept, well kept ass. Yeah,
it's not like, uh, taut butt cheeks, you know, these
(02:15):
are these are and they're just out there. Yeah, They're
just huge, huge Yeah. And uh and here's the other
thing too. The first time we did this, or the
first time I was able to go to this, it
made me wonder what other sports are out there that
I've never thought about that I'm dying to see because
(02:37):
you kind of think that it's a gimmick or a novelty,
and it's not like once you start watching it, you
get wrapped up in the combination of the power and
the balance and what it takes to actually win this thing.
And when you see a smaller sumo beat a bigger sumo,
it's really bad ass. And especially because do you know
(02:58):
the rules kt uh, Yeah, to keep your feet in,
gotta keep her it's just getting someone outside of the circle. Yeah,
And when some there's times where someone's on the edge
of the circle. And they're able to leverage themselves and
use the force of the other person and flip them
over and have them go on the outside of the circle.
Speaker 1 (03:14):
It's just badass. And each one of these spots, well,
they were all different. And some of these bars, the
guys were like, all right, let's put on a sumo display,
and there wasn't room for it, right, so like we
moved tables out of the way.
Speaker 2 (03:26):
That's another fun thing to just look on the person's
face when he thinks a sumos right just swam into
his table of beer.
Speaker 1 (03:33):
So at the gin, you know they have this forty
thousand dollars flat screen wall television. These giant sumos are
wrestling right in front of them, Like, man, please don't
fall into this. You had a terrible look on you.
I was terrified or scared. And but we started it
off with the Salina Police Department throws this big charity
poker event every year and a buddy, Jeremiah Phillips, is
in charge of it. He's throwing it, and I couldn't.
(03:53):
I had to cancel. I couldn't go to it, so
I canceled. So I was like, you know, it'd be
nice to stop by rollers own some of our investors
the area. Tory Hunter was there and Jim Marshall's there,
and some of our guys that have invested, so like,
let's stop by. So we just blindsided them. And so
we walked in the door where this charity event was
taking place, and Jeremiah was on the microphone speaking everyone
and sometimes it can be a serious message being delivered. Yeah,
(04:17):
I mean it can be very serious. And so we
just rolled the dice and we barged in with six
sumo wrestlers and the lead guy, the lead guy.
Speaker 2 (04:25):
From Dallas Sumo Club, Corey wears a cowboy hat and
he is loud and out.
Speaker 1 (04:30):
The pictures y'all sent me this weekend, I'm on with Corey.
I'm like, well, I don't know what's going on on
that bus.
Speaker 2 (04:36):
I'm the strip.
Speaker 1 (04:37):
Yeah yeah, and so else we had TC with us,
who's hilarious and uh, he's still going after Big Milk.
Speaker 2 (04:46):
Uh.
Speaker 1 (04:46):
But but he shot some videos for it. We're gonna
start blasting these out on social media and you can
see what the sumo pub crawl was like the sumo crawl.
But just know this sumo is going on this Saturday.
You don't want to miss it. We'll be there Friday,
setting you up at roller townant's line, and then the
tournament takes place Saturday. All right, Coming up next, it's
the Hollywood Shuffle Shack has an emergency bathroom run. We
(05:10):
discussed next
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