Sumo wrestler warned after dish-smashing tantrum

Well, for Americans who are tiered of reading about badly behaved baseball and basketball players and Brits who are tiered of borish socer players, this bit of news should come as something of a "Smug Maker." - Badly behaved sports stars are almost universal including in "peaceful" Japan, and in Sumo, a sacred ritual as much as it is a sporting phenomenom. I think this is to expected when you give young kids who have not developed much maturity too much money and put them in a situation where nobody is willing to tell them off for behaving badly. Sports is filled with too many situations of young kids breaking down or turning into total brats because nobody treated them for who they were and were too concerned with making money out of them. Incidentally, I'm not against money in sport. Nothing wrong with making money but you need to have people around the kids who will help to cope with the preasures that their celebrity status will bring.