A Japanese volleyball player has taken the internet by storm with his extraordinary display of sportsmanship and humility.
And one volleyball player in Japan certainly fulfilled that as he ended up going viral for an apology he served up on the ...
The Japanese player slid across the court on his abdomen with his face down, drawing laughter and applause from spectators.
The 26-year-old was competing in a halftime serving challenge at a volleyball all-star event in Kobe, western Japan.
Japanese volleyball star Yuji Nishida's 'sliding' apology has gone viral on social media, and its serving 'peak anime energy.
Who Is Yuji Nishida? Volleyball Pro's Dramatic Sliding Apology Redefines Respect After Serve Blunder
Japanese volleyball star Yuji Nishida went viral after a dramatic sliding apology during an SV League All-Star Game showcased ...
Japanese volleyball player Yuji Nishida went viral for his dramatic manner of apologising when he accidentally hit a ...
Japanese volleyball star Yuji Nishida's powerful serve accidentally struck a judge during an All-Star event. In a viral ...
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Trending: Japanese volleyball player slides across court to apologize to woman he accidentally hit with ball
A Japanese volleyball player took apologizing to the next level. Yuji Nishida has gone viral for how he said sorry to a woman he accidentally hit during his serve at the Japanese SV League All-Star ...
During an exhibition, Japanese volleyball player Yuji Nishida hit a courtside judge in the back with an errant serve. He ...
A video has went viral on social media from a volleyball match in Japan's Kobe. The viral video shows that a Japanese volleyball player slid across the court to apologise to a young girl after the ...
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Viral video: Japanese volleyball player slides across court on belly in dramatic apology
The athlete's head-first deep dive was apparently a kind of dogeza, a traditional Japanese form of apology ...
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