Forget boring college wrestling --- THIS is entertaining wrestling!
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Unless I missed an escape point...32-29!
Thought I was going to see this...
Tough match for Big Tony, the shovel beatdown at the end looked painful. The guy also posted a match with Gable and Ferrari.
Tough match for Big Tony, the shovel beatdown at the end looked painful. The guy also posted a match with Gable and Ferrari.
Got boys that are 8, 5 and 1. Have the 2 oldest in jiu jitsu and it’s a lot of fun to watch.
Dang.... that is refreshing..🤣
No stalling in that match. Love it.
The table didn't work out well for Big Cass. At least he made one solid comeback after being down 14-0, only to be down again 24-10 before getting pinned. The shovel for 2 straight minutes AFTER the match was over definitely added insult to injury!
One kid was clearly coached by RBY the way he was keeping that arm back. SOB.
I miss peewee wrestling.
Gonna have to wait until I'm a grandpa I guess.
I miss peewee wrestling.
Gonna have to wait until I'm a grandpa I guess.
If only someone would've powerslammed Stevenson like that irl on the mat. Crowd would've went ape sh**.
Greatest moment/pop in amateur wrestling history. Such a missed opportunity......
Is it wrong that I watched all 11 mins of that? I feel like it should be, lol.
I did as well and I don’t feel remotely bad about it. It was awesome. I laughed the whole time. Hell, I might watch it again!
My two highlights. 1. The green ankle band kid dancing during the small break and at several points during the match, so much so that I think he fell over at one point. You gotta love a kid that feels a song that hard!!. 2. Random third kid running in at the end of the period. Wish he would have been holding a chair, I would have died laughing!
I did watch the whole thing twice!! Loved it both times.
not to be a downer, but I have been around wrestling long enough where I see grown men yelling at their kids that age after the match because they weren’t mentally ready to go and how they need to be mentally tougher. I have expressed some words over the years that weren’t kindly taken, but needed to be said. Heard a dad a few weeks ago yell at his kid of about 5-6 that he needed to man up and stop crying out on the mat. 🙄. Didn’t matter that the kid was completely outmatched and and being physically worked over by his opponent. A lot of jackass parents out there. Glad to see matches like this.
I remember years ago reffing my nephew’s first tournament and he was like 3! They didn’t have pins at that age and he was on his back a ton in the match. Lol. At one point while he was on his back not even fighting he looked up at me and asked, “can I blow your whistle?” 😂. We still laugh about it to this day.
I remember years ago reffing my nephew’s first tournament and he was like 3! They didn’t have pins at that age and he was on his back a ton in the match. Lol. At one point while he was on his back not even fighting he looked up at me and asked, “can I blow your whistle?” 😂. We still laugh about it to this day.
I was talking about the video game w/ Steveson vs Cass. It took forever to find out the fate of the table . . . kinda like once I’m 20 mins into a bad movie, I’ve already invested too much time to give up before seeing the outcome.
The toddler match wasn’t really my cup of tea. Woulda been fun if spontaneous, but the dad/coach being all serious (“Look for the half!”) turns me off. Too many smh experiences in my personal life with parents/coaches being overly desperate with youth sports. These toddlers barely had the muscular coordination to know head from tail once set in motion, and they’re already being coached to look for the half. Too early for that IMO. It did seem like they were having fun most of the time, so I guess that’s good.
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