Is This Jordan Burroughs’ Craziest Wrestling Match Ever?

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  • Опубліковано 6 кві 2023
  • Jordan Burrough's match with Azamat Nurykau at the 2019 World Championships was a highlight reel.
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  • @crazyyy2785
    @crazyyy2785 Рік тому +87

    the other dude could not keep up 😂 bro looking for all sorts of was to slow down the match

  • @GuyFromSC
    @GuyFromSC Рік тому +147

    At 1:17, you have to be so damn powerful to pull that off. Even Coach Manning is looking around like “WTF, did y’all just see that too?” 🤣 I absolutely love it when guys really open it up and let their offense fly. What a great wrestling match. Just full of gorgeous technical wrestling 🙏🏼

    • @scourge8097
      @scourge8097 Рік тому +11

      Yeah, you do(for sure its probably=to 300 poundsof pressureor more) but...it's more about being able to get your fet set and under you.
      JB made a mistake there. Gotta be pressuring that lower leg so he can't get comfortable.
      But other than Baseball, there may be no sport where it's easier to SAY what a guy should do and tougher to actually do it.
      Like...if you could watch yourself wrestling from different angle, you'd always score.
      I swear, that was Spencer Lee's super power. He's a little 125. He's not super quick...for the level, or strong. He just always(almost) seems to turn the right way when someone's trying to pass an ankle or...whatever.
      These guy, all the Greats have that preternatural feel that most of us...just didn't. Jordan lost it for a second, but he found it!

    • @GuyFromSC
      @GuyFromSC Рік тому +5

      @@scourge8097 Beautifully said 🙏🏼

    • @shelleybennett3348
      @shelleybennett3348 Рік тому

      I guess? I’m a boxer, not sure what I’m looking at😂

    • @valkfinitey5413
      @valkfinitey5413 Рік тому

      the guy kind of started to turn himself so it wasn't that hard to pull off

    • @LeonardP131
      @LeonardP131 11 місяців тому

      @@scourge8097made no sense at all and feels like you’ve never hit the mats

  • @imanashkani8551
    @imanashkani8551 Рік тому +12

    Jordan. you are the best. not only the best but also the best fair play wrestler. you are Takhti of Iran but in USA. because when you saw the opponent's knee injured you did not grab that. long life Jordan.From IRAN💗💗💗💗💗

  • @joykreider9487
    @joykreider9487 Рік тому +17

    Insane level of energy for whole match. I can't imagine being that fit!! Hard one to lose and amazing match to win!!!

  • @hey12358y
    @hey12358y Рік тому +68

    Folkstyle's pace and aggression folds another Dagestani.

  • @justinbailey5455
    @justinbailey5455 Рік тому +67

    I’m so glad to see our US wrestlers not laying all over the mat like that, slow to get up, purposely slowing the match down any way possible, even if it means faking injury. I see it so much and they need to start deducting points for that behavior. Our young wrestlers coming up are only gonna be even more conditioned and tougher.

    • @luiscruz5556
      @luiscruz5556 Рік тому +7

      crazy how many international guys play that gimmick. grasping for any chance to lay their back on the mat and suck air. say what you want but the US definitely comes correct with the conditioning.

    • @user-nq9vg1uq7v
      @user-nq9vg1uq7v Рік тому +2

      Да и такими же беспонтовыми и неумелыми))))

    • @Arminsaf2
      @Arminsaf2 Рік тому +4

      For the most part true, but I’ve seen tons of Us wrestlers cry and complain, Burroughs himself was crying about another wrestler posting on his head repeatedly, while Burroughs straight head butts people and stiff arms them lol

    • @kamtarbol
      @kamtarbol 7 місяців тому

      Besides JB

    • @terror4252
      @terror4252 6 місяців тому

      @@Arminsaf2he was purposely poking his eyes ..

  • @YourBestFriendforToday
    @YourBestFriendforToday Рік тому +63

    The Belarusian stalled soooo many times due to him not being able to keep pace.

    • @YourBestFriendforToday
      @YourBestFriendforToday Рік тому +1

      @@timcusack9388 well chit, I will fix that.

    • @user-nq9vg1uq7v
      @user-nq9vg1uq7v Рік тому +1

      А американец вообще ничего не показал, и его прием выглядит крайне блекло на фоне белоруса(антиборьба скажем так), карточку ни за что показали

    • @kamtarbol
      @kamtarbol 7 місяців тому

      ​@@timcusack9388Dagestani representing Belarus

  • @eugenymalo8704
    @eugenymalo8704 Рік тому +30

    At 11:32 Jordan Burroughs goes for another underhook from the knees and this time when the Belarusian tries to shuck him with the overhook the way he did a minute earlier Burroughs allows him to do that so he can catch the back leg and then switch to a double. That's one of the best IQ moments in wrestling.

    • @Hugh-Jorgan
      @Hugh-Jorgan Рік тому +3

      I dont know if that's planned off of the earlier move or just part of the scramble of not wanting or letting him get that shuck by off on him twice. Jordans speed and quickness has been one of his strengths through the years and when you watch that in slow motion its still fast as shit. Seriously amazing.

    • @eugenymalo8704
      @eugenymalo8704 Рік тому +1

      @@Hugh-Jorgan 100% planned. The previous shuck just a minute earlier from the same position cost him 2 points and 2 more points from the gut wrench. When was the last time somebody gut wrenched Jordan? So he had to risk it knowing this could happen again but also giving him the opportunity to score his own shot.

    • @zenly_csgo
      @zenly_csgo Рік тому +1

      nah this time conditioning mattered. Belarussian just weared off to pull own right leg in time. He stands flat footed He had no legs second time. but for me most amazing part was 1st shug - first time i saw this against JB

    • @Hugh-Jorgan
      @Hugh-Jorgan Рік тому +2

      @@eugenymalo8704 I disagree. I've watched it at 4 different speeds. It doesn't look like it's intentional. Looks more like a scramble that he quickly changed gears on before he got beat twice on same move. Obviously he learns from his mistakes that's part of being great.

    • @shelleybennett3348
      @shelleybennett3348 Рік тому

      Wowwwwww….

  • @shanehunsicker103
    @shanehunsicker103 Рік тому +2

    Awesome! Also those mats are beautiful

  • @chandlerharris6330
    @chandlerharris6330 Рік тому +56

    Honestly not sure how I feel about this call at the end. Nurykau obviously made a dumb move by rolling himself over, which should objectively be 2, but technically Burroughs was the first to put his hand out of bounds, granted he was grounded while doing so. If Burroughs technically placed his hand out of bounds before Nurykau rolled, would the 2 then not count as they would be ruled outside? If so there would have been 20 seconds or so left to wrestle, as of course we all know Burroughs has no problem scoring in those scenarios. Still just seems like a strange call, and yea probably one of Jordan's craziest matches.

    • @wrestlingscience
      @wrestlingscience Рік тому +18

      I thought in current FS rules only the head/ whole foot out of bounds is considered a pushout. I think that's why the action was allowed to continue

    • @kristopherwilson506
      @kristopherwilson506 Рік тому +1

      @@wrestlingscienceyou’re correct.

    • @justinhampton3544
      @justinhampton3544 Рік тому

      Foot would be a step out head out of bounds and action is stopped

    • @ericdeaton2247
      @ericdeaton2247 Рік тому

      I agree with you, but reds conduct on the mat laying flat in his back looks very negative to the officials. I believe this is why they awarded the step out.

  • @carolclaxton9813
    @carolclaxton9813 Рік тому +8

    This was a WONDERFUL ***match to watch***
    Jordan has so much stamina
    Unsportsmanlike conduct from the opponent at the end there.

  • @VirtusIntrepidus
    @VirtusIntrepidus Рік тому +2

    My fellow American not even sweating.

  • @senecaknowsbest8380
    @senecaknowsbest8380 Рік тому +5

    Camera work not the best. Missed a few crucial moments in the action

  • @gabecrawford47
    @gabecrawford47 Рік тому +5

    DUDE WHAT: he exposed his back. That is two regardless and that is a Fucking fact. They should introduce folk style in their country if they don’t understand the rules. JB sauced this dude man

  • @ricepower30yt31
    @ricepower30yt31 Рік тому +10

    The cardio is insane. No other sport matches this

  • @jasonmiller9495
    @jasonmiller9495 Рік тому +27

    JB looks like he can go another few rounds

  • @Wrestlingchamppp
    @Wrestlingchamppp Рік тому +5

    His craziest match is vs Chamizo at BTS

  • @MrGuanYu1
    @MrGuanYu1 Рік тому +9

    Did they miss the caution and 1 at 3:40? Both the back judge and the mat official signaled for caution and 1 but it wasn't awarded. Or is a caution and 1 something that has to be confirmed by all 3 rather than just 2?

    • @devinesoup6563
      @devinesoup6563 Рік тому +3

      all 3

    • @MrGuanYu1
      @MrGuanYu1 Рік тому +1

      @@devinesoup6563 Ah okay I guess it makes sense for cautions. Thanks for the clarification.

    • @giantsboy3068
      @giantsboy3068 Рік тому +1

      @@devinesoup6563 It doesn't necessarily have to be all 3, but it does have to be confirmed by the chairman.

  • @ericdeaton2247
    @ericdeaton2247 Рік тому +3

    Red laying on his back and sitting on the mat isn't going to do himself any favors to the officials. I agree that it could have been his exposure, but his conduct on the mat cost him the step out point.

  • @HBSurferH2O
    @HBSurferH2O Рік тому +3

    Jordan wore him out. Azamat gassed.

  • @user-qx5dn5dx5w
    @user-qx5dn5dx5w Рік тому +4

    Последние действие красному 2 бала 100%

  • @zenly_csgo
    @zenly_csgo Рік тому

    most technical action for me is overhook shuk at 8.24 rare stuff

  • @r.usuriousbruv5211
    @r.usuriousbruv5211 Рік тому +5

    13:33 gotta be one of the funniest reaction from Nurykau

  • @williamcoachg3228
    @williamcoachg3228 Рік тому +5

    JB aged and still the Best in the world!

    • @user-bm7kf5fg1x
      @user-bm7kf5fg1x Рік тому

      Ошибаетесь, лучши в мире последние 5 лет другой русский - Сидаков!!!

    • @fidel907
      @fidel907 Рік тому

      It’s weird to hear from Zelim Doev that Zaurbek Sidakov is russian

    • @theamazing10yearold65
      @theamazing10yearold65 Рік тому

      ​@@user-bm7kf5fg1x does sidakov speak English?

    • @MJ-jf7zw
      @MJ-jf7zw Рік тому

      ​@@user-bm7kf5fg1x Sidakov managed to tie with him at the last second and barely won by criteria. Now if imagine that was Burroughs in his prime..

  • @jf8138
    @jf8138 Рік тому +9

    Nurykau seems to be one of those guys who likes to whine about everything. Just wrestle.

    • @ilovehihats
      @ilovehihats 10 місяців тому +1

      it's very typical of dagestanis/chechens

  • @howardjohnson1478
    @howardjohnson1478 Рік тому +1

    JB's double leg, fantastic.

  • @arnolddonaldson7129
    @arnolddonaldson7129 Рік тому +3

    It seems like some of the Easter European wrestlers pout more when things don't go there way. I know this is a generalization. But I do think the US representatives normally handle themselves very well, even when calls don't go there way.
    I think this match is an example of what's wrong with wrestling. Jordan clearly pushed the pace and was on offense throughout this match. Yet the European was ahead most the match because of the big move early on. I think back points in this manner go against the spirit of wrestling. That is why folk wrestling is superior. Having to hold a guy down to get back points is much tougher than simply briefly turning a guy.
    I do like the push out rule. I wish college wrestling would take out the danger points and install push outs. And perhaps change the riding time point. In college there are too many wrestlers who ride to ride and not to pin. They just try to rack up time. And then when the bottom wrestler goes for a reversal the bottom guy can be nearly in control, yet the riding time still adds up until he is in full control. So many times guys were in the process of getting reversals when the ref called out of bounds or stalemate. And then they have to set up all over again. I think the riding time is broken.
    Maybe a better fix to riding time would be to only count the time the bottom wrestler is on his elbows?

    • @briancobbin1412
      @briancobbin1412 8 місяців тому

      We need to understand folkstyle only exists n the US and only for children. Other than college u can't wrestle a folkstyle tournament as a grown man. And the world will never do folkstyle. We don't even do it n the states as men. US should b better than everyone. Why aren't we. Folkstyle

    • @loganleroy8622
      @loganleroy8622 2 місяці тому

      You earn riding time in college because it’s so hard to hold someone down at that level. Riding for riding’s sake isn’t what’s going on. You’re actively tiring your opponent out so they are more gassed if/when they get back to their feet, and you are scoring a point. You can’t really entertain trying to turn a guy before you’ve broken him down. I get the feeling you didn’t wrestle in college, or you’d realize why riding time exists.

  • @kamtarbol
    @kamtarbol 7 місяців тому

    At 8:45 Nurykau should've gotten a point for pushing out JB

    • @sancho3317
      @sancho3317 4 місяці тому

      За это не дают

  • @michaelswick4251
    @michaelswick4251 Рік тому +4

    Passivity?

  • @TrapperTVFoss
    @TrapperTVFoss Рік тому +3

    Stalling on the Russian stepchild

  • @vincentwinkleblech3614
    @vincentwinkleblech3614 Рік тому +2

    Americans are always better conditioned than the rest of the world. Matches are won and lost in the last 30 seconds were your wind makes all the difference!

  • @MoPar7055
    @MoPar7055 7 місяців тому

    Wow, this guy is 35 years old and he's still active?

  • @blazestewart4149
    @blazestewart4149 Рік тому

    Best sport in the world

  • @user-xh4fu1vd3z
    @user-xh4fu1vd3z Рік тому +1

    Бросок, в начале второй минуты удивил синего😁

  • @vincentwinkleblech3614
    @vincentwinkleblech3614 Рік тому +1

    It was not a late takedown, the Bulgarian got screwed. He was so winded Jordan would have dusted him up in OT anyway.

  • @quincyspielberger4366
    @quincyspielberger4366 Рік тому

    I'm so tired my leg hurts!!! Watching how much faster Burroughs is than Dake you know it will be Burroughs or Nolf in the 2024 Paris Olympics! WOW!

  • @ChameleonClouds
    @ChameleonClouds Рік тому +3

    Please don't walk in front of a camera recording Jordan Burroughs as he shoots a signature double (@1:06)!

  • @fuckyoutubengoogle2
    @fuckyoutubengoogle2 6 місяців тому

    11:57 What was that all about?

  • @user-xw3nl4vz7c
    @user-xw3nl4vz7c Рік тому

    Оочень мощный схватки

  • @metou3072
    @metou3072 7 місяців тому

    Can someone please explain the ending with challenge won...I would expect no points but Jordan got 1and I know for ties criteria is the highest point move but I don't know why Jordan got 1 to win...thanks in advance for helping.. only thing i can think of is illegal move but obviously im lost here

    • @loganleroy8622
      @loganleroy8622 2 місяці тому

      If you request a challenge and lose the challenge, your opponent gets an additional point. Essentially you lose a point for “wasting everyone’s time”. The final score should have been 13-10.

  • @johanoncalvin87
    @johanoncalvin87 Рік тому +2

    That Belarusian behaved disgracefully

  • @bryanfowler2039
    @bryanfowler2039 Рік тому +1

    This guy is getting dominated

  • @brianegal2286
    @brianegal2286 Рік тому +1

    Burroughs' craziest matches were his losses to Kyle Dake. How does that happen? He shattered his ankle and never fully recovered.

  • @iangalt6899
    @iangalt6899 Рік тому +3

    Why do guys from Central and Southeastern Europe have such shit conditioning? Hell, even some guys from the Middle East do too. JB is walking around just fine, meanwhile Nurykau is dying. He's flopping all around the mat, lying down, etc. Remember when Yianni was down 9-0 or smth to that effect to Musukaev at the Yasar Dogu, but Musukaev forgot how to stand up in the 2nd period?

    • @falty2580
      @falty2580 10 місяців тому

      no they dont iranians and japanese have better conditioning the americans

  • @user-ll1in6nv4v
    @user-ll1in6nv4v 5 місяців тому

    Was that a legit takedown by Burroughs at the end?

  • @axayacatljr2180
    @axayacatljr2180 Рік тому +6

    Usando todas las artimañas olvidadas de la lucha vieja: piquete de ojos, inventando lesiones para hacer tiempo y descansar, sapes y diciendo que el otro es quien los da, amarrando para que pase el tiempo cuando vas ganando, solo faltó morder y amarrarse las agujetas, seguramente no las hizo porque están ya prohibidas. Todo al filo de las reglas, pero aún así no gano. Hizo interesante la lucha y dramática.

    • @luiscruz5556
      @luiscruz5556 Рік тому +1

      tienes toda la razón. vi otra lucha entre el estadounidense Yianni y otro ruso y ahí el ruso hizo lo mismo. se desgastó ya a la mitad de la lucha y buscó todas las oportunidades para frenar el ritmo. tipo haciendo como si le lesionara, levantándose demasiado despacio del suelo, tomando un montón de tiempo para regresar al centro. pésimo algunos de estes luchadores internacionales te digo

    • @user-nq9vg1uq7v
      @user-nq9vg1uq7v Рік тому

      В этом вы сами всегда были первыми против атлетов СССР, и сейчас крайне крикливы когда ваши мерзкие приемы пользуют против вас

  • @flexazer6768
    @flexazer6768 Рік тому

    JB really klacc

  • @Eclectic_Cowboy
    @Eclectic_Cowboy Рік тому +2

    Craziest, no. Most confusing, probably.

  • @kevindadswell603
    @kevindadswell603 Рік тому

    I am confused by the 1 point awarded. 2 made more sense

  • @sayanator
    @sayanator Рік тому

    The end call was terrible as usa had no control. The result of the challenge was sketchy as usa's hand went out first then Bulgaria's foot and they were locked up in a scramble... Bulgaria should have got up off the ground to show the reffs that he is not a slouch and that he won the match.

  • @Lancentcx
    @Lancentcx Рік тому +1

    I would have more sympathy for the Belarusian if he didn’t stall and whine so much. Happy JB got the call.

  • @shelleybennett3348
    @shelleybennett3348 Рік тому

    Why did they challenge the end of the fight?

  • @Proknyaz
    @Proknyaz Рік тому

    Какие 2 бала?

  • @Austin-wy4xe
    @Austin-wy4xe Рік тому +2

    What a weird match.

  • @kastak6485
    @kastak6485 Рік тому +4

    Судья победил.

  • @arashfarazi1017
    @arashfarazi1017 Рік тому +1

    تا داور تونست به نفع جردن گرفت...اصلا داور پریشون شده بود دید داره میبازه.....واقعا خجالت آوره

  • @goinglaz
    @goinglaz Рік тому

    Красныи столько хитрил и все зря🤣

  • @nkvdkgbfsb1-7
    @nkvdkgbfsb1-7 Рік тому +3

    Azamat Nuryakau won that match. I think the officials just did not like that laying on the mats behavior or whatever. But technically Nurykov won and shown better wrestling. Jordon had better cardio and stamina, but Nurykov had better technique. Jordon always slaps his opponents during the match by which a lot of wrestlers get agitated and react the way Nurykov did.

  • @JohnSmith-jt3bh
    @JohnSmith-jt3bh Рік тому

    BLR guy acts like he knows so much about the ruling on the sports rules. I oneder if he knows its two 3min periods and needs btr cardio.

  • @jacobsutton8337
    @jacobsutton8337 Рік тому

    I don't no

  • @user-zf6rf2ud5g
    @user-zf6rf2ud5g Рік тому +6

    Жордан Борроуз : просто существует
    Рефери : 1 балл 👍
    То как Рефери спасал Борроуза было смешно.

    • @kristopherwilson506
      @kristopherwilson506 Рік тому

      Unnecessary roughness on so many occasions. Hard clubs are okay but can’t open palm the dude in the face the whole time

    • @user-xh4fu1vd3z
      @user-xh4fu1vd3z Рік тому

      За уши, тащил

    • @user-yz9dr9rw5s
      @user-yz9dr9rw5s Рік тому

      Засудили красного не честно 3 балла просто так подарил судья Дедмороз умеет баллы дарить (Черт конченный )

  • @ivankhodirev6239
    @ivankhodirev6239 4 місяці тому

    Вначале набрал баллы и испугался😂

  • @JohnSmith-jt3bh
    @JohnSmith-jt3bh Рік тому +2

    They suck at faking injurys when they get out of breath.

  • @nuriknuridinov8955
    @nuriknuridinov8955 Рік тому +1

    Засудил эго

  • @PeterGregg
    @PeterGregg 5 місяців тому

    Inexcusable when ref doesn't handle an injury well - get rid of him.

  • @jayatkins43
    @jayatkins43 Рік тому

    uh i love JB as much as the nxt guy but wat the bleeeeeeeep!!!! jus happened the other dude was right.... the ref jipped him big time... how u gon score when ur opponent initiates his own movement uh ok?

  • @mahmoodahmadzai3309
    @mahmoodahmadzai3309 Рік тому

    Red is 10.of. and blu is 10.

  • @normanhuntley5747
    @normanhuntley5747 Рік тому

    Be nice if these other countries, could wrestle without stalling!So obvious, maybe we need conditioning coaches sent to other countries???

  • @kristiandoon8976
    @kristiandoon8976 Рік тому

    Conditioning wins.

  • @akimaki127
    @akimaki127 2 місяці тому

    ref favored JB. other dude was the real winner

  • @teitbeksultan9355
    @teitbeksultan9355 Рік тому

    Беларусь жениптир .

  • @Nurbek95.Talas.
    @Nurbek95.Talas. Рік тому

    Нету не кому бал, победа забрал Беларусь

  • @jasoneligwe9142
    @jasoneligwe9142 Рік тому +4

    First David Taylor match was crazier

    • @falty2580
      @falty2580 Рік тому +9

      You didn't even try to watch the match.
      You wrote this a minute after it was posted. And the video is 16 minutes long.

    • @Rob_2002_NCAA_Champion
      @Rob_2002_NCAA_Champion Рік тому +4

      Dude you just got exposed by Yoel 😝

    • @tylersburner106
      @tylersburner106 Рік тому +1

      @@falty2580 match is 4 years old

    • @towardstar
      @towardstar Рік тому +2

      @@Rob_2002_NCAA_Champion not even Yoel, but his left trap

  • @nestorgallardo7226
    @nestorgallardo7226 Рік тому

    El referí no tiene que estar más en competencias como esas, tiene favoritismo para USA CASI SIEMPRE, porque en cualquier amolestación quiere poner puntos a favor de usa. En cambio a los adversarios cuando son atacados o algo similar no marca nada fíjense por favor, estan vendidos

  • @alicelik1716
    @alicelik1716 Рік тому

    Belarus kazandı ancak hakem ben kazandım dedi

  • @williamcoachg3228
    @williamcoachg3228 Рік тому

    Lmao! How much time did it take to bandage JB to give the russian time as he was sucking wind? Wonder how mad the russians are that USA wrestling is so dominant ? #stillmeninusa

  • @anoka114
    @anoka114 Рік тому

    Why are these foreign wrestlers always allowed to stall by the officials!

    • @zenly_csgo
      @zenly_csgo Рік тому

      stalling in FS is running aroung , not making a contact - escaping grips and ties

  • @alirezasoleimani7043
    @alirezasoleimani7043 Рік тому +6

    The decision in 50 50 cases always go for the Americans

    • @codykp.
      @codykp. Рік тому

      Don’t be that person. You have been raised to believe Americans have it easier. And that’s why you lose. You believe in what someone else tells instead of that facts. And it was reviewed. This wasn’t given on a hunch. There was an investigation that took place. I will say america always offers an excuse to the sore loser

    • @israeliairstrikeonyourhous2068
      @israeliairstrikeonyourhous2068 Рік тому +2

      What? 😂

    • @alirezasoleimani7043
      @alirezasoleimani7043 Рік тому +1

      The truth

    • @AndreBland
      @AndreBland Рік тому +3

      The decision was correct though. Don’t be a hater.

    • @israeliairstrikeonyourhous2068
      @israeliairstrikeonyourhous2068 Рік тому

      @@alirezasoleimani7043 I can tell you don’t wrestle, you’re just a beta casual. It’s okay though, not males grow up to become men.

  • @jacobheman8640
    @jacobheman8640 Рік тому

    Ironic to see Ukraine and Russia going at it on the mats as well as in the forests and cities

  • @hassanakhtar3624
    @hassanakhtar3624 Рік тому

    This was clearly a wrong decision, I think the guy in the red from Belarus won it but they gave the decision to Burroughs

  • @davidgantz9378
    @davidgantz9378 Рік тому

    10:46 > oooow my knee, mommy mommy my knee , freagin stalling CRY BABY > HA YOU LOST cheater!

  • @arashfarazi1017
    @arashfarazi1017 Рік тому

    Shame

  • @user-pv9yq2fv2g
    @user-pv9yq2fv2g 10 місяців тому

    Wow biased ref

  • @Orchard-vs-Nature
    @Orchard-vs-Nature Рік тому

    Bad judge

  • @arashfarazi1017
    @arashfarazi1017 Рік тому

    Boooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo

  • @danielgunlogson1260
    @danielgunlogson1260 Рік тому +4

    Is his opponent David Taylor? Then no

    • @falty2580
      @falty2580 Рік тому +6

      Bro didn't even try to watch the match.
      You wrote this a minute after it was posted. And the video is 16 minutes long.

    • @Andysheppy
      @Andysheppy Рік тому

      ​@@falty2580 bro does not realize this match is years old

  • @mahmoodahmadzai3309
    @mahmoodahmadzai3309 Рік тому

    Thats wron red is win

  • @mahmoodahmadzai3309
    @mahmoodahmadzai3309 Рік тому

    So cheater people

  • @CalebDiT
    @CalebDiT Рік тому

    Burroughs has no shame, complaining about hands on his head. It's always a pity to see him win.

    • @sunshinekid7799
      @sunshinekid7799 Рік тому

      A pity to see him win? Lmfao you hater, do something with your life 😂

  • @lawsonransom8318
    @lawsonransom8318 Рік тому +5

    NJ> The World

  • @jasonbutler856
    @jasonbutler856 Рік тому

    Dirty wrestler. Can't win so he cheats