Photos | Defying Gravity
Hayateumi Hidehito shows off his impressive acrobatic skills, performing a handstand on a ring at Caesars Palace in Las Vegas during the 2019 Southwest Extreme Triangle event.
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a man in a robe is doing a handstand on a ringChronologically Adjacent
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Apple
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date
2019-12-04T21:10:39.520000-08:00
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