I was a decent wrestler in high school and was top 3 of my 1a division at one point, one day I wrestled this kid who grabbed my wrist and never let go. He had the grip of a god.
Yes. But there are things you just don’t get at that point in time especially if you’re new. I feel like you start to actually understand things over time
I just straight up stole most of my practices from College and HS coaches, but I did start having "live handfighting." It'd be 20 minute goes...so kinda like a grind match, but JUST handfighting, but when I'd blow the whistle, you'd have 10 seconds to attack. So to try and create and angle, or drop down from the underhook, whatever. These were kids who hadn't wrestled much, but were incredible athletes(they'd Wrestled for 1-2 years usually when I got there). So they knew the basics, but I did almost no top riding. Just block off, wrist control, get out on bottom and then hand fighting and shot fakes and motion on your feet. It was a great group of kids who had a lot of success(mostly due to the guy who got them out for the sport and started the program and invested the money to start the program) but I loved working with them and I THINK the handfighting took them to the next level. But that could just be me thinking it played a bigger role.
This is spot on. In HS you could literally post your hand on your opponent, and track their every move. In college, this simply doesnt occur, my coach would say "try to post and you are toast."
Nah im in my Hs rn and my coach taught that you can’t stay on a tie and not do anything otherwise you get punished. This also applies in the opposite that you can’t let the other person have a tie on you.
@@dominusdone5023 high school wrestling is not created equally throughout the US lol 5th at regional in PA/CAL/NJ/OH would win states in Kentucky or Utah lol Edit: meaning you just come from a better system
I didnt wrestle college, wasnt particularly good in high school either, but over Christmas break guys who had graduated that went on to college used to come back and wrestle with us when they were on their break. What really stuck out to me was the physicality, it was like being in a damn fight. I was 135 lb, a 112 lber mopped the floor with me, felt like a proper ass whipping😂
Yeah i get the "I know how to wrestle" a lot from people. But I really don't think most of them understand how draining it is. It's like fighting yourself for a few minutes it can be rough lol
I was pretty good in high-school I was always a bigger kid. As in built more. I Wrestled 171 as a freshman and was lucky enough to have one coach who had just recently graduated from college and had Wrestled in college start my freshman year that was probably around 200lbs. He helped a lot.
As a D1 wrestler, the biggest difference is the level of defense that wrestlers have. Most guys that arrive at a D1 school were so dominant at their local high school level that they hardly ever got real practice defending shots in practice or matches.
as someone who played a different sport this sounds so true. Like move Basketball highschool stars dont face any real comp. Lebron played HS basketball in Ohio but isnt even close to being the best. Jon Dieblers HS stats blow lebron out of the water. He scored like 60 in a game one time. In college he was a spot up three point shooter maybe averaged 10 a game.
As someone who’s not a d1 wrestler, I agree with your comment. I compete in wrestling for mma, not for pins. Our sport is different but you have my respect.
People don't understand levels. There's no comparison between high school and college. There's no comparison between college and Olympic level. I was a team state champion in High School. We had three guys who were state runner up. They all got scholarships, one to University of Michigan. They all quit halfway through the first season. One guy told me going from high school to college was like trying to wrestle a grizzly bear. He's a doctor now.
@@hwitt2237It is. And that is the point of the video - the HIgh School guy is a massive outlier statistically. He's only in High School, but he is on an elite post-collegiate level. If he continues to perform like this, they should get him on the Olympic Team soon so he can train to his potential and win a bunch of Pan-American and Olympic level championships.
Anotherwords physical & mental maturity. Each year you spend more time on what you don't know than what you do. At some point as you age & you get tired of saying yes when your body says no, you settle with what you got.
Every action has a reaction see you self winning? Doing your moves in your mind plan of attack before The match.🧐 Stamina. Use your moves👈👉 not brute strength.🌬✌️💪♥️🇺🇲 Move your man set him up. Remember every action has a reaction that's what you're looking for.
@GamerX-xx5ty that's the hardest part. I wrestled 3 years, a long time ago. I know his coaches have forgotten more than I'll ever know 😂 shutting up & trusting the process is the most challenging thing as a parent.
thats valid coming from BJJ when i started wrestling the only skills i had where hand fighting and throwing. youd be amazed how many guys get confused when you just lock up there hands. for me being Stronger then the guys at my weight (107/113) would just control both wrist because you need your hands to take me down.
A lot of swapping around at 125 between Lee falling by a brilliant performance from Ramos. Then Ramos losing already early in 2023 and then he turns around and beats Noto. Only for Blaze to beat Ramos. It’s wild. I know he lost the next match but really good stuff and confidence boost and as an Ohio guy I’m biased but wrestling here he’s only going to keep improving m. Gonna be fun to watch where he goes
Yep he's right, thats what I noticed going from ha to college, I could wrestle in a lo5 of positions but i was shocked how physical and busy people's hands were...I couldn't really wrestle that open style anymore like in hs, I had to get tougher in the tie
I learned the importance of hand fighting in BJJ when someone pointed out how much blackbelts despise letting someone get a grip on them. This one dude had a wrist lock system for the most common grips.
I’m an adult bjj practitioner than never wrestled but this actually makes sense… many wrestlers in high school are very lazy on offense and defense with their hands which makes them a much easier to defeat combined with youth, inexperience, and probably some weight differential 😅 But in college, these advantages are much less since IMHO the wrestlers appear much more disciplined and intentional with their hands
When I was learning how to wrestle I was training with a guy in college. He had me on a different level compared to my peers that had already been in the sport for a couple of years.
Coaching high school and watching them hand fight was always so aggravating. They don’t push any advantage and so lazy with their set up’s, even on the high end. I ended up not letting my kids tie up at all, you touch and shoot. If you can’t get to your move in a second then you break and try again
Basketball I played against way bigger and older. Man that was fun ....they were surprised I got lots of rebounds against them good feeling.sports can be very beneficial in many ways.
Knowing how to hand figh okayed and huge role in not only me winnin at state but the whole team as a whole,we were so baffled that many "high level wrestlers" didnt have basic fundamentals as Coach called it.
Yeah... the hands are a big difference... I'd say the smoothness & quickness of transitions / scrambling is a big difference also... it's more technical all around... yes there is some in highschool, but mainly on the final matches of bigger tournaments, on a semi-state level or higher also...
In Northern Ohio, hand fighting is at every level. We hand fought in middle school, even as a kid my uncles who wrestled taught hand fighting instantly. But, Ohio is a big wrestler state
I always think about when i was a freshman in varsity getting absolutely humiliated until late sophomore year and then feeling the same way AGAIN in college 🤣🤣🤣
Funny to hear him say that because the only reason I was even decent in high school was because I had a elite hand fighting. I was able to get the Russian tie and clubs and snaps downs down to a tee
, coaches are everything I wrestled 3 years in HS nothing prior (outside of basic grappling knowledge from MMA, BJJ i done since 4th grade and got all state and placed 4th and 3rd and 3rd at states and had an overall 105-19 record over the three years and I was competitive AF so I never even thought this was good because I was much higher level in BJJ,MMA than wrestling and people would always tell me that I had crazy potential and if I went anywhere else and started earlier I'd be a monster. I thought they were just being condescending but years down the line learning more about wrestling how crazily strict, well other HS programs are run and even average ones are ran. While we had a guy that never even wrestled as the coach that was just a bodybuilder that played no sports on hs even and our practices would literally just be us lifting doing cardio getting shown basic moves on videos and then just having US with each other drill them show us nothing and then just have us wrestle. It was good for strength and conditioning and reaction time but we depending on the person literally 1-3 moves. I went through mine literally with a double leg, snap down, sit out and cement mixer (which I looked up and taught myself 🤣) I actually got, was far better wrestling later on in my 20s than when I was actually competing in wrestling because I started going some with higher level wrestles who were helping me out. Point is coaches are huge. Both technique wise and motivation wise. There are kids in situations like mine or worse that could potentially be state champion or even college level etc but don't even place at states cause of how bad the program situation is. Colleges for the most part are all going to be very goof coaches were many high schools have basically no coach, program and others hsve college level coaching and programs. Its one of the worst sports there is for gap in the level of coaching, programming effecting you.
Had a russian kid freshman year of HS who refused to stop crippling students with suplexes. Coaches tried to explain but he just laughed at the "safe americans" smiling while holding a severed head.
The wrestling was a lot different from high school to college, it was a lot more technical and precise. In the military wrestling was dirty, and aggressive almost UFC like and this was in the 80’s.
This I'd why our coach bought in college wrestlers. Ifk why though but it was only really the bigger guys training it. I know they wanted 220z and heavy learning it
first time i ran in to a guy who knew how to use his hands (i didnt) it felt like i was fighting a guy 4 times my size it was crazy. i didnt even really know what was happening at the time and no one ever helped me figure it out, probably couldve been a better wrestler if i had a better coach XD
I was chopped on the back of my neck by coach and lost the strength in my legs immediately, dropped to my knees, as he looks up at the class and said that’s how you do it. I cross faced blood stoppages every match after that
If you are a cat lover that has never had a shoulder cat, you really don't know what you are missing. Gotta say, the old Marine's thick jacket is a must, though.
It’s interesting, as a big sumo fan, college wrestling looks very similar to sumo. Before you get to the crazy grappling part on the ground, a lot of it looks like sumo, minus about 200-400 pounds. Watching both sports I’ve noticed Judo loves having shared use on wrestling and sumo. Not everyone is so big though though! Shoutout to Enhō Akira, he’s only 225lbs and still slaying!
Yeah dude the hand fighting was the most irritating part. once we actually start rolling is when i had fun i just hate the under over under over under over fight for control its wack
As a gay man i of course was in love with my high school wrestling buddies, but in college the guys are bigger and there is a lot more sophistication so there's the difference in size as well as experience of technique.
Yeah yall would be surprised how using speed and technique could beat stronger, bigger opponents in wrestling, that’s why I love wrestling because it gives me a small ego boost when I beat bigger people
Hand fighting is on a whole new level. Some HS studs crumble, and some average dudes thrive. Game changing physicality.
100%
But that’s not the only thing, some people think they know it all from the past, but then some people still have the growth mentality
@@googlegmail9888 spot on brother. You always gotta adapt.
Yeah the hand meta is insane
I was a decent wrestler in high school and was top 3 of my 1a division at one point, one day I wrestled this kid who grabbed my wrist and never let go. He had the grip of a god.
Did nobody else get taught hand fighting in hs? My coach had us doing 5 minute live head banging matches every day at practice
Everyone is taught it but the difference between a d1 wrestlers hand fighting and a high schoolers isn’t even close to
My HS we had a bad coach so we didn’t work on important stuff like this
most hs wrestlers dont create the angles and openings that come with hand fighting, thats the difference between hs and college wrestling
Yes. But there are things you just don’t get at that point in time especially if you’re new. I feel like you start to actually understand things over time
I just straight up stole most of my practices from College and HS coaches, but I did start having "live handfighting." It'd be 20 minute goes...so kinda like a grind match, but JUST handfighting, but when I'd blow the whistle, you'd have 10 seconds to attack. So to try and create and angle, or drop down from the underhook, whatever.
These were kids who hadn't wrestled much, but were incredible athletes(they'd Wrestled for 1-2 years usually when I got there). So they knew the basics, but I did almost no top riding.
Just block off, wrist control, get out on bottom and then hand fighting and shot fakes and motion on your feet.
It was a great group of kids who had a lot of success(mostly due to the guy who got them out for the sport and started the program and invested the money to start the program) but I loved working with them and I THINK the handfighting took them to the next level. But that could just be me thinking it played a bigger role.
This is spot on. In HS you could literally post your hand on your opponent, and track their every move. In college, this simply doesnt occur, my coach would say "try to post and you are toast."
Shit, come to Western Pennsylvania lol
Did Louisa county rec went hard. I was taught that in second grade.
Nah im in my Hs rn and my coach taught that you can’t stay on a tie and not do anything otherwise you get punished. This also applies in the opposite that you can’t let the other person have a tie on you.
@@dominusdone5023 high school wrestling is not created equally throughout the US lol 5th at regional in PA/CAL/NJ/OH would win states in Kentucky or Utah lol
Edit: meaning you just come from a better system
@@nickjackman3826western PA needs to let EVERYONE know they good ig
I didnt wrestle college, wasnt particularly good in high school either, but over Christmas break guys who had graduated that went on to college used to come back and wrestle with us when they were on their break. What really stuck out to me was the physicality, it was like being in a damn fight. I was 135 lb, a 112 lber mopped the floor with me, felt like a proper ass whipping😂
Yeah i get the "I know how to wrestle" a lot from people. But I really don't think most of them understand how draining it is. It's like fighting yourself for a few minutes it can be rough lol
It’s like a bear fight
I was pretty good in high-school I was always a bigger kid. As in built more. I Wrestled 171 as a freshman and was lucky enough to have one coach who had just recently graduated from college and had Wrestled in college start my freshman year that was probably around 200lbs. He helped a lot.
@LOLNOPE. There's a huge difference Between knowing how and actually wrestling.
@@jhtsurvival same with anything lol
As a D1 wrestler, the biggest difference is the level of defense that wrestlers have. Most guys that arrive at a D1 school were so dominant at their local high school level that they hardly ever got real practice defending shots in practice or matches.
as someone who played a different sport this sounds so true. Like move Basketball highschool stars dont face any real comp. Lebron played HS basketball in Ohio but isnt even close to being the best. Jon Dieblers HS stats blow lebron out of the water. He scored like 60 in a game one time. In college he was a spot up three point shooter maybe averaged 10 a game.
As someone who’s not a d1 wrestler, I agree with your comment.
I compete in wrestling for mma, not for pins.
Our sport is different but you have my respect.
People don't understand levels. There's no comparison between high school and college. There's no comparison between college and Olympic level.
I was a team state champion in High School. We had three guys who were state runner up. They all got scholarships, one to University of Michigan. They all quit halfway through the first season. One guy told me going from high school to college was like trying to wrestle a grizzly bear. He's a doctor now.
kind of a rough vid to post this under because isn’t this the high schooler who upset the #1 college wrestler
@@hwitt2237It is. And that is the point of the video - the HIgh School guy is a massive outlier statistically. He's only in High School, but he is on an elite post-collegiate level. If he continues to perform like this, they should get him on the Olympic Team soon so he can train to his potential and win a bunch of Pan-American and Olympic level championships.
Back in my day I bench 405!
@@pillmill8987?
@@DagwoodDogwoggleI love watching the Olympic wrestling but damn I wish they didn't fuck with it so much
This kid definitely has the technical chops, good stuff
I must of missed the part where the high school kid beat the #1 college wrestler
Headline is BS anyhow. The kid beat the #1 ranked 135lb wrestler.
U can get cancelled for saying something not pc. But u can straight up lie in the title 😢
@@stevestevenson3252Is the High Schooler not also 135?
@@stevestevenson3252what?
Yes each weight class has rankings.
must have*
Boys relaxin with their hands on you IS CRAZY
Wrestling seems so basic originally but is one of the most complex crazy sports ever at an elite level
Anotherwords physical & mental maturity. Each year you spend more time on what you don't know than what you do. At some point as you age & you get tired of saying yes when your body says no, you settle with what you got.
My 7 year old just started wrestling a couple months ago. I was wondering what are some key points to focus on. This is fantastic insight. Thank you!
handfighting. moving them around with his hands to make an opening to take a shot or get behind them. tell him to constantly use his hands to score
Biggest key for your youngster......have fun!
Every action has a reaction see you self winning? Doing your moves in your mind plan of attack before The match.🧐 Stamina. Use your moves👈👉 not brute strength.🌬✌️💪♥️🇺🇲 Move your man set him up. Remember every action has a reaction that's what you're looking for.
as a hs wrestler be supportive and if u haven’t wrestled don’t try to give much advice leave it to the coaches
@GamerX-xx5ty that's the hardest part. I wrestled 3 years, a long time ago. I know his coaches have forgotten more than I'll ever know 😂 shutting up & trusting the process is the most challenging thing as a parent.
I hope whoever reads this has a happy life.
Likewise vice versa:)
Cardio is crazy different college is a struggle
thats valid coming from BJJ when i started wrestling the only skills i had where hand fighting and throwing. youd be amazed how many guys get confused when you just lock up there hands. for me being Stronger then the guys at my weight (107/113) would just control both wrist because you need your hands to take me down.
Bruh what 😂😂😂 hand control is taught in pre k wrestling yiu j wrestled with fish to to bear cave or mile high.
@@hotspot131638837word i wrestled lion birds and clean heads on mount zooki 3d style pre k also
@@hotspot131638837he just wanted a reason to tell people he does BJJ 😂 don’t worry about what he said.
@@hotspot131638837hey watch out man... that's the great Jens Pulver you're talking to!
A lot of swapping around at 125 between Lee falling by a brilliant performance from Ramos. Then Ramos losing already early in 2023 and then he turns around and beats Noto. Only for Blaze to beat Ramos. It’s wild. I know he lost the next match but really good stuff and confidence boost and as an Ohio guy I’m biased but wrestling here he’s only going to keep improving m. Gonna be fun to watch where he goes
I was the best of the best in high school wrestling in my state. Once I got to college, the competitive level was a different level.
"Tough dudes" is an understatement
I don't really know anything about wrestling but props to this kid
Yep he's right, thats what I noticed going from ha to college, I could wrestle in a lo5 of positions but i was shocked how physical and busy people's hands were...I couldn't really wrestle that open style anymore like in hs, I had to get tougher in the tie
It was one of the first things we learned as kids where I live !
Flashback in the mid November of 2023
I learned the importance of hand fighting in BJJ when someone pointed out how much blackbelts despise letting someone get a grip on them. This one dude had a wrist lock system for the most common grips.
I’m an adult bjj practitioner than never wrestled but this actually makes sense… many wrestlers in high school are very lazy on offense and defense with their hands which makes them a much easier to defeat combined with youth, inexperience, and probably some weight differential 😅 But in college, these advantages are much less since IMHO the wrestlers appear much more disciplined and intentional with their hands
When I was learning how to wrestle I was training with a guy in college. He had me on a different level compared to my peers that had already been in the sport for a couple of years.
Coaching high school and watching them hand fight was always so aggravating. They don’t push any advantage and so lazy with their set up’s, even on the high end. I ended up not letting my kids tie up at all, you touch and shoot. If you can’t get to your move in a second then you break and try again
Wrist control is a key element of wrestling. I wrestled in Iowa. Wrestling Camps, tournaments, school meets.
People underestimate when their coach says be aggressive
beautiful
You guys might not believe this but that is Marcus blaze and I live in the same town as him and my brother is friends with him
This kids wrestling IQ is amazing.
Yea the handfighting is like a blitz game of chess
Basketball I played against way bigger and older. Man that was fun ....they were surprised I got lots of rebounds against them good feeling.sports can be very beneficial in many ways.
beating ramos while in high school is nuts
Congratulations on being a HS and beating a top college wrestler! That's absolutely AMAZING!😮
Cannot stress this enough, hand fighting will win way more matches than you’d expect. If you master it, you can master the sport.
my coach always emphasized hands and stances, i was never too great but i guess times have changed with what they drill
We need this!
Knowing how to hand figh okayed and huge role in not only me winnin at state but the whole team as a whole,we were so baffled that many "high level wrestlers" didnt have basic fundamentals as Coach called it.
Yeah... the hands are a big difference... I'd say the smoothness & quickness of transitions / scrambling is a big difference also... it's more technical all around... yes there is some in highschool, but mainly on the final matches of bigger tournaments, on a semi-state level or higher also...
My jiu jitsu coach is a state contender from Hawaii And I’ve never done more hand fighting in my life. And I love all of the drills.
In Northern Ohio, hand fighting is at every level. We hand fought in middle school, even as a kid my uncles who wrestled taught hand fighting instantly. But, Ohio is a big wrestler state
I always think about when i was a freshman in varsity getting absolutely humiliated until late sophomore year and then feeling the same way AGAIN in college 🤣🤣🤣
Funny to hear him say that because the only reason I was even decent in high school was because I had a elite hand fighting. I was able to get the Russian tie and clubs and snaps downs down to a tee
That’s why they play the game you never know
Cool
, coaches are everything I wrestled 3 years in HS nothing prior (outside of basic grappling knowledge from MMA, BJJ i done since 4th grade and got all state and placed 4th and 3rd and 3rd at states and had an overall 105-19 record over the three years and I was competitive AF so I never even thought this was good because I was much higher level in BJJ,MMA than wrestling and people would always tell me that I had crazy potential and if I went anywhere else and started earlier I'd be a monster. I thought they were just being condescending but years down the line learning more about wrestling how crazily strict, well other HS programs are run and even average ones are ran. While we had a guy that never even wrestled as the coach that was just a bodybuilder that played no sports on hs even and our practices would literally just be us lifting doing cardio getting shown basic moves on videos and then just having US with each other drill them show us nothing and then just have us wrestle. It was good for strength and conditioning and reaction time but we depending on the person literally 1-3 moves. I went through mine literally with a double leg, snap down, sit out and cement mixer (which I looked up and taught myself 🤣) I actually got, was far better wrestling later on in my 20s than when I was actually competing in wrestling because I started going some with higher level wrestles who were helping me out.
Point is coaches are huge. Both technique wise and motivation wise. There are kids in situations like mine or worse that could potentially be state champion or even college level etc but don't even place at states cause of how bad the program situation is. Colleges for the most part are all going to be very goof coaches were many high schools have basically no coach, program and others hsve college level coaching and programs. Its one of the worst sports there is for gap in the level of coaching, programming effecting you.
he’s completely correct i thought the same
Had a russian kid freshman year of HS who refused to stop crippling students with suplexes. Coaches tried to explain but he just laughed at the "safe americans" smiling while holding a severed head.
My hand fighting was on point in highschool no one ever did it but my team
It’s taught a lot in jiu jitsu especially no Gi wrist grips and 2 on 1 grips control the clinch
2 on 1 in neutral is asking to be taken down
@@RolebLinn you can use it to create reactions for your own takedowns or trips
I wrestled against Les Gutches in HS back in the day. Lasted 42 seconds then went and sat back down LOL. Some guys are just on a different level.
As a two time state finalist… that’s so facts you can kill someone’s energy in like 45 seconds of handfighting
And that minute difference is huge
The wrestling was a lot different from high school to college, it was a lot more technical and precise. In the military wrestling was dirty, and aggressive almost UFC like and this was in the 80’s.
This I'd why our coach bought in college wrestlers. Ifk why though but it was only really the bigger guys training it. I know they wanted 220z and heavy learning it
Well what's his name so I can look him and this match up?
Marcus Blaze. #yw
The physical development of a 21 year old vs a 16 year old is completely different. The older guy will usually have heavier hands because of that.
Have you ever in a fist fight before
My son is a FR wrestler in HS. How can he learn about hand fighting? Best tutorial???
first time i ran in to a guy who knew how to use his hands (i didnt) it felt like i was fighting a guy 4 times my size it was crazy. i didnt even really know what was happening at the time and no one ever helped me figure it out, probably couldve been a better wrestler if i had a better coach XD
So you dated a chick that just had “the one”…. Been there bro. We never stood a chance. I should’ve tried the shocker….
I was chopped on the back of my neck by coach and lost the strength in my legs immediately, dropped to my knees, as he looks up at the class and said that’s how you do it. I cross faced blood stoppages every match after that
That should be allowed, it’s wrestling, not karate
damn congrats to bro! what grade is he in? & is the college wrestler number 1 in the nation or his division?
Can’t wait to see him in the ufc
If you are a cat lover that has never had a shoulder cat, you really don't know what you are missing. Gotta say, the old Marine's thick jacket is a must, though.
Let's see the video 🎉
How does the title relate to the video
It'll soon end up being Slap fighting vs. Wrestling.
So are you saying that if I tighten my grip and get used to my hand motion, I’ll get better
The fact that only like the top 5% or so of high school wrestlers even move on to college is probably a difference too.
It’s interesting, as a big sumo fan, college wrestling looks very similar to sumo. Before you get to the crazy grappling part on the ground, a lot of it looks like sumo, minus about 200-400 pounds. Watching both sports I’ve noticed Judo loves having shared use on wrestling and sumo. Not everyone is so big though though! Shoutout to Enhō Akira, he’s only 225lbs and still slaying!
Im undefeated.
Yessir Marcus
Bro looks like arlan from AOT
WOAH MY TEAMMATE IS ON HERE
Bro your doppelgänger is Tannerslays holy shit
Always manipulate. Always leverage. Always fight for the *ahem* upper hand.
i think the biggest difference is once you get into college wrestling you finally realize you’re gay
im dead
you must’ve learned from experience
@@dyshawnowens1064nah he's speaking from observations
🤣🤣🤣🤣
southpark said the same thing
I heard even the giys who went to state and were crazy good would get to college wrestling and would be average
W😊
Best sport on earth
Get him in a ring
Interesting
Yeah dude the hand fighting was the most irritating part. once we actually start rolling is when i had fun i just hate the under over under over under over fight for control its wack
Just wanted to change the number
Even a rogue man can dethrone a King.
I believe the word he was looking for is grappling
he’s so hot
Ik this man
Now instead of just mounting in wresting. You can also beat them with your hands too!
What’s his name? You should at least tell us who he is.
Marcus blaze he’s in highschool and beat #1 ranked Matt Ramos
U great
I met Marcus Blaze before I have a picture with him
this kid goes to my school i was so confused when he was staring at me
@@cartersheeks5121what’s he like irl?
@@iterativegrowth hes really nice and humble!
@@cartersheeks5121love to hear it!
You might have beat a #1 ranked college wrestler, but it wasnt from D1 or D2 😂😂😂😂
As a gay man i of course was in love with my high school wrestling buddies, but in college the guys are bigger and there is a lot more sophistication so there's the difference in size as well as experience of technique.
🥵
I never really got into sports that had weight classes. It develops a false sense of ego.
What does he mean it doesn’t typically happen? Where are college wrestlers coming from if not high school?
Yeah yall would be surprised how using speed and technique could beat stronger, bigger opponents in wrestling, that’s why I love wrestling because it gives me a small ego boost when I beat bigger people
who is this cutie?
High school wrestler who beat the #1 college wrestler for 120 pounds