About 80% of New Zealand's population is Anglo-Saxon and European, and there are some Asian people like me and some natives called Maori. People including Maori, Samoan, Tongan, Solomon, Fiji, Tahiti, and the native Hawaiian people are called the people of the Pacific Island. The people of this Pacific island nation are the fourth race not to be included in the world's three major races. It is because there are too few ethnic groups that have been eliminated even though their ethnic characteristics are completely different from other races. The largest of these races, Maori, is about half a million, totaling less than a million.If these people were 100 million or 200 million, they would be four, not three. The characteristic of this race is, in short, that the rice cake stand is no joke. The proportion of large and fat people is very high, but it's not just a weak current, but it's also very fat like wrestlers and wrestlers. In Korea, such people are part of ssireum players and judo players, and I got it through my life, but the children here have a very high proportion of such people and are incredibly strong even if they don't do weight training.In a word, I'm born with it.If you look at the neck and arms, it's no joke. So this race is showing amazing skills in various speculations, not in other weight classes. For example, world-renowned heavyweight boxer David Tour is from Samoa, of this race, and K-1's Reycell also belongs to this race.The 96 Atlanta Olympic boxing super heavyweight silver medalist is also a member of the Pacific island race, and Konishiki, a 260-kilogram sumo wrestler who dominated Japan in the 1980s, is also from Hawaii of Samoan descent.Konishiki was not able to be Yokozuna due to his influence, but after that Akebono became Yokozuna, which is still of this lineage.Akebono was not as heavy as Konishiki and weighed only 200 kilograms. The professional wrestlers you know well, Rock and Rikishi, are also from here, and Rikishi is a typical Pacific island face, and Rock seems to be mixed with white people.He's a little white, but he has a very different face, and I know he's from Samoa. Mark Hunt, the Japanese wild boar emperor who outpaces Fujita, is the winner of the K-1 championship, and his name is Anglo-Saxon, but he is definitely from the Pacific island country.I don't know, but I think he's half-blooded. Jonaromu, who likes rugby, is also of this lineage.I saw Romu in person, and I think he's 2 meters tall and weighs more than 130, but when I watch him on TV, he' It's not surprising that these people are so strong, and out of 100 million people, these humans are coming out, but as I said earlier, it's surprising that fewer than a million people are coming out of these strong people.All of these people who stand out in speculation are unlimited, not middleweight or welterweight at all. Here, there are many talks about which race is the strongest in the fight, but it's not worth talking about and I think it's an island race in the Pacific Ocean. If these people were about 40 or 50 million people like our country, the world's famous heavyweight boxers, wrestlers, sumo wrestlers, and Muay Thai athletes would have all been swept away by this race. If you come to New Zealand and see these humans, you will understand what I mean.
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