# New Blog: SumoDB in Neo4j: Microsoft Fabric bridging Decades of Rikishi — Part 4

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Nostalgia in sports is common — we often look back on previous generations with gilded lens. Ask any sumo fan whether the sport has changed and you’ll get the same answer: the big men don’t grapple like they used to. The belt battles that defined the 2000s have given way to shoving matches and quick pull-downs.

The first three parts of this series built a graph of professional sumo and used Neo4j to rank wrestlers by more than raw wins. Part 4 puts the claim to the test acr...

Read it: [SumoDB in Neo4j: Microsoft Fabric bridging Decades of Rikishi — Part 4](https://neo4j.com/blog/aura-graph-analytics/sumodb-in-neo4j-microsoft-fabric-bridging-decades-of-rikishi-part-4/)