Dave Schultz vs Katinovashov, 1995 World Cup: Full Wrestling Match | From the Vault 

Yeah, but he didn't = Total Violence like his brother Mark.

I miss Jeff Blatnick’s commentary. He was very humble, knowledgeable, and a true advocate of the sport.

He looks like my Portuguese grandfather.

That is all man their

@@themadlad8540 Had forgotten how good these singlets were particularly for hairy guys like this. So nice to see.

All you kids that comment on his hair are nerds.

@@cheetoMV all the people that comment on 7 month old topics are just attention seeking whores :)

@@acidicvideos8733 he had a valid point

@@te9591 Had forgotten how good these singlets were on hairy guys we really get to appreciate him.

Yes

@@JAT-vl1ii Yes and this type of singlets display him well

Uniform? It's called a singlet.

🤦‍♂️

Stoic Ape ok, who designed this singlet? This one looks horrendous.

@@clacicle It looks like a singlet. This is Wrestling not a fashion show.

Stoic Ape all the wrestlers wear it, but this one has a particularly ugly design on it. It reminds me of all the ugly designs from the 1980’s.

Because he hadn't gained control

Take downs were only one point back then. Yuck.

@@daytonasayswhat9333 A takedown was 1, 2, 3, or 5 depending on how an opponent was taken down. 1 for basic 2 for straight to back 3 for a throw 5 if the throw was well executed

@@mmedrano21 , I understand that. I guess I didn’t specify. But I still answer his question.

@@daytonasayswhat9333 Yeah. It sucked earning only 1 point after a hard fought takedown.

I don't understand why folk wrestling disappears after college. I like it so much more thank freestyle or greco

@@cbeary2000 folkstyke is only wrestled in the US

Back then there were. The new ones are perfect. One point take down was the dumbest thing ever.

@@daytonasayswhat9333 Takedowns were worth between 1 and 4 points depending on back exposure and how they were lifted, etc.

old wrestler No, between 1 and 5 points. The basic takedown was one point. Now it’s two. So so much better.

Hit Girl I respect him for that! I have no issues with it. It’s just odd that it seems like he’s genuinely upset he won the match

@@555dking He was a perfectionist. Also, he is exhausted lol. Have you ever Wrestled? Once you hit college...no easy matches anymore. Your hardest matches from high school...it's like that most everytime. So I can only imagine what it's like for an Olympic Wrestler.

@@stoicape4370 Love the alias, man. Sounds like an apt description perfectly fitting Schultz! LOL and woof!

@@hrywrestlingfan69 Haha thanks brotha! Yeah, I'm a big hairy bastard so I've always been called a gorilla or monkey by friends..and I'm also a big fan of the stoics! So, just came to me one day.

@@hrywrestlingfan69 And the Schultz brothers were before my time, but I've been a fan since I first learned about then as a kid. Both of them were beats. Their story is one of glory and tragedy.

What do you mean?

He is actually a muslim, just happened to be a Jinger head.

Jo- Boo The entire team now are ethically Russians. They are Muslims from “xx-Stan” annexes that were picked up and incorporated into Russia during the Soviet Union conquests.

Larry Kosher Oh, really?

@@daytonasayswhat9333 the current situation is not because of enforced diversity or whatever. It's just those peoples often have strong traditions for wrestling. They are presented in way less proportions within Russian academic circles or any other occupation that requires high IQ.

Bjj fighters can't get the fight to the ground oftentimes. Wrestling is absolutely necessary

nah, bjj is lame and boring. You only need to teach a wrestler the basics to make jiujitsu a moot point in mma too

They shave too be more slippery

Watching this match I would say a highschool wrestler with a winning record in 2021 is better than Shultz or the russian

You are joking right?

I wouldn't say wrestlers today are better, I would say that in present day the number of top wrestlers is higher than back in the 90's, and it has to do with the ease of access to video of today, back in the 90's your only source of information was VHS, DVD, technique clinic, and wrestle in as many tournaments as you could, today all that information is just a couple of clicks way in a computer.