This Olympic wrestler may have had possibly the best celebration move

We will never tire of seeing athletes rejoice in their newfound glory.

The Rio Olympics have been a joy to watch over the last few weeks, with sportspeople from all around the globe competing to get the best result for their country. We've delighted in the exploits of our own O'Donovan brothers but also sympathised with our favourite boxer Michael Conlon. One athlete who has caught our eye for her own particular success is Japanese wrestler Risako Kawai. The wrestler won a gold medal in the freestyle 64kg final. After beating her opponent, Belarus' Mariya Mamashuk, the Japanese athlete decided to celebrate accordingly. While running to greet her coach for much-needed celebratory hug, the wrestler tackles him to the ground. As the poor fella, begins to get up to defend himself, Risako goes in for the kill once again, like a BOSS.

When you've just won an Olympjc gold in wrestling, this is how to thank your coach. pic.twitter.com/Y5QIuwOWrH

— SimonNRicketts (@SimonNRicketts) August 19, 2016

People took to Twitter to voice admiration for the gold medallist wrestler.

@Danielleri Risako Kawai's celebration when she won the gold is my FAVORITE. https://t.co/0CS0LOl4FH

— Liz Hollerman (@TheHollerman) August 19, 2016

One of my fav #Rio2016 moments so far. Well done for clipping this up, @bbcsport https://t.co/bKYdSPs6Uq

— Robert Hatch (@robhatchtv) August 19, 2016

When you win #Gold, not even your coach is safe! #JPN Risako Kawai with one of the best celebrations of the Games https://t.co/PXIwRUFi1c

— CBC Olympics (@CBCOlympics) August 18, 2016

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