Kosei Inoue talks about taking his third World title infront of his home crowd in Osaka, Japan

Kosei Inoue talks about how the traditional way of the samurai is installed within him

Kosei Inoue talks about his competitive return at +100kgs and winning the 2007 Paris Tournament

Kosei Inoue talks about his experiences at the 2004 Olympic Games

Inoue talks about the decision to retire and the meaning of judo to him

Kosei Inoue talks about the 2005 Kano Cup, where he tore his shoulder, but continued to fight. Showing samurai spirit Inoue went on to throw for Ippon and win the contest

After tearing his shoulder muscle, Kosei Inoue talks about how he returned from injury and his first training sessions back on the tatami.

Kosei Inoue speaks about being thrown spectacularly for Ippon by Antal Kovacs in 2001, before defeating him later that year in the World Championships final

After losing to him in the 1998 All Japans, Inoue spent three years training to beat the super heavyweight Shinichi Shinohara, before finally overcoming in the 2001 All Japans

Inoue talks about his bad form in 1999 and losing his mother in the build up to going to Birmingham, UK, and winning the first of his three world titles

Kosei Inoue talks about his mother passing away shortly before winning the 1999 World Championships at 19 years-old

Kosei Inoue talks about the greatest day of his life - winning the 2000 Olympic Games.

Kosei Inoue describes the importance of throwing for Ippon

Kosei Inoue speaks about starting judo and the development of his favourite technique - Uchimata