High Schooler Gets Choked Out By Olympian...Then PINS Him! 

Exactly.

probably because there was no head trauma and not like a concussion. He got to continue based on that i'm sure.

getting choked out doesn't have to knock you out for hours or anything. You can notice they lifted his legs back up to try and get more blood pressure to his upper body, thus increasing blood supply to his brain. It just takes a moment or two to recover, especially if you were only knocked out for maybe 15-30 seconds.

@@jamessmith8903 Every time I've seen someone get choked out, their day is over right then and there.

@@meeplymoon8391 Oh, I know, I've been on both the giving and receiving end of them. Yes, you're recovered fairly soon.

@@meeplymoon8391in any sort of combat sport that’s usually the end of the match you don’t get to catch consciousness for 5 mins

Not only that but the coach not grabbing him by the hair and forcing him back out there to show proper sportsmanship speaks volumes about that program.

@@MrGuanYu1 no, you could see that his coach was in his face about it afterwards. but if the baby doesn't want to do it, he's not going to do it. i feel bad for his coaches that have to deal with that shitty ego. on a side note... wrestling coaches are known to grab their athletes hair for reprimand?

@@quickstep2408 lmao no, it's a turn of phrase. Grab them by the ear, scruff of the neck, the hair. And yeah, looking at it again the coach definitely got aggressive with him immediately after he stormed off the mat, so I'll say I probably read that wrong. Hopefully for the sake of that program that's what the situation was.

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Holy SCHMOKES!

I watched it in .25 about 10 times. Incredible adjustments. IDK how he got his feet down almost mid air to reverse that.

Bad sportsmanship. Setting a terrible example for all of the young wrestlers out there.😂

​@@PrometheanRising nobody looks up to him So it doesn't really matter

I've come to the conclusion that Sancho is an egghead with an ego problem, I hope he gets shellacked and doesn't even make it to the next Olympics.

He needs to be removed. It's conduct unbecoming of a soldier.

Total punk.. and no reason to get pissed. He initiated a move that he wasn't fully setup on. Did not have to do that.

What does this comment even mean? He got pinned because of what he did after the match? How the fuck does that make any kind of sense?

@@insertnamehere2746It makes a lot of sense if you can connect two brain cells to understand that the referenced attitude is something that also existed BEFORE the match, which adversely affected the loser DURING the match. Durrrrr.

@Scott put yourself in his shoes for a moment and take into consideration how his coach reacted when blue went unconscious. From his perspective, he probably thought the match should have been over. If blue wasn't unconscious, it appeared red had him pinned. Remember, in freestyle, falls are very fast and happen the moment both shoulders are on the mat for a single second. I'm not saying he's correct or justified. Your attitude when losing says a lot about your character. At the same time, in his eyes, he probably felt cheated.

@@insertnamehere2746 It boils down to "me no like him, so he big dumb."

Which state?

@@EverettBurger California

incorrectly reffed then

@@VincentBones44 It was 2009/2010, one was in CIF Masters tournament, wrestler went into convulsions woke up after about 30 seconds... winner by default, was not ruled a pin.

@@thorazine0076 funny - I wrestled in the CA state tournament that year. It was an automatic win for your guy you’re saying? If they stop the match and the other guy can’t continue, but due to a legal move, then ya that should be your win

Why should he act like a doctor? He should clear the area and let the professional attend to the competitor

The real problem is that the kid ACTED like he was out so that he couldn't get scored against while being on his back. Rat act

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That was hilarious 😂

Lol

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the dude next to the trash can didn't even flinch!

because of this one video? I am assuming you don't follow wrestling normally. There are a whole bunch of things you can't do in wrestling, which makes it the sport it is. You can't kick someone in boxing, and you can't choke someone out in wrestling. There are a whole host of techniques that are against the rules in wrestling, including when you can lock your hands, etc. There have been many events in wrestling where people did something obscure which lead to a reset, penalty, or points awarded. It has not changed the game much. Most rule changes have been to improve the sport's watchability, mainly.

they sure are.... lol FAKE

You are clueless. Look at it again. Adams was totally limp before he got literally ragdolled to his back.

It was all salt. Wrestling is not BJJ or Judo, you can't choke someone out. The "pin came after he had choked him out, so it didn't count.

choking someone out is an illegal move in wrestling

I find it weird that an "unconscious" person can spin over their opponent to relieve the pressure of the "choke" just before the pin then say they were out the whole time. Choking someone is illegal, but the move and grip weren't. I doubt it was intentional.

Yeah this kid convientlyngets choked everytime he gets pinned ​@@GF-qb3uo

He just got bombarded by a barbarian mid-air roll. Probably didn't know where he was!

And after choking him out, still couldn't shake his hand.

​@@Inflightmuzikit's clear you never wrestled.

@@Hugh-Jorgan Wrestler, no gi and MMA. It's clear you don't understand you can still be choked out in that position if you're saying he wasn't.

The silence is deafening.

Freestyle is crazy. You could be down by 9 points but still have that "puncher's chance" that can win the match. That can happen in folk style, but it's nowhere near as common. The more skilled wrestler usually wins in folkstyle. Flukes seem more common in freestyle.

@@777Skepticdo you mean Greco Roman?

Profane

i have never seen it and had people try it on me....???? they just let him knock them out?

That’s not necessarily true, all of our top freestyle guys tend to shit their pants when foreigners try to take it upper body. Look at bill Ferrell international and watch the guy from Kazakhstan demolish some of our top guys solely going upper body. That guy isn’t even the top dog in his country. US wrestling as a whole just doesn’t stress the importance of upper body. Put Spencer lee against max nowry and I wouldn’t be surprised if max techs him. Put JB or KD against kamal bey and watch kamal take the W against both and dakes actually pretty good at greco. They’re just too different and every country knows if you want to beat the US take the match to the upper body. It’s not who’s on the team that’s the problem. It’s that we don’t have enough exposure in the US and we don’t have enough people paying attention to greco which, overall, makes the competition significantly weaker. Our top guys would still most likely be the top guys if our freestyle guys switched but it would most certainly make everyone better

OK, well said, thank you for the insight

Sag body lock/suplex. You step in between the opponents leg with left leg if you have left overhook. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-2T9Ml7iNsdg.html Both wrestlers were going for this.

@Michiel thank you. That was an excellent video. Thank you for sharing it, I will add this to my routine and see how I like it.

EXACTLY AND PERFECTLY CORRECT AND TRUE!!! he arched then went LIMP after his shoulders were pinned down. best soccer flop i have ever seen........

Folk style/ freestyle it’s not competitive with Austin winning. Greco, Joel probably wins pretty soundly if you can convince Gomez to take that match. Austin Gomez has stated that he hates greco

@@dominicmontalvo3626 yes, great point but Gomez also was a two time Fargo Greco national champ and he's always throwing in college. I think he said he doesn't like it jus to throw ppl off lol

Fargo?

and no one feels bad for him either with that sore loser attitude!

You wrestle with a 17 year old who's your size that happens to be an elite wrestler, you'd get molly-whopped even worse I'm sure.

right?! can't live this one down.

Keyword bad sportsmanship dumbahh boy

It's not judo

yeah, good question

you are obviously correct

agreed. several times i or saw others choke someone out in a headlock, pinned them, match over. letting him recover? that's insane. he's choked out legally that's a pin - if it's an illegal move then that's another story. but yeah i wrestled HS and D1 college 96-2004

Both he and the coach would be banned from WCAP if I were in charge. There's no place in wrestling for that kind of shit. Especially from a grown ass adult. Everybody gets got at some point, you buck up and shake the hand of your opponent and move on/sulk/whatever, but you damn well shake their hand. To flat out ignore Joel's existence and brush off the ref's attempt at a handshake is embarrassing.

@@jcc389 lol no. I don't want anyone supporting me because they're mandated or peer pressured into it. I want people to support me because they want to.

WCAP has a website.

@RVONL he isn't a civilian. He just represented United States military by demonstrating extremely poor sportsmanship. It isn't like being on the local team at the Y. He is expected to conduct himself with honor and integrity both in and out of uniform. If his coach outranks him that becomes a problem in it's own right.

@RVONL what is your suggested remedy?

1. the kid was pinned, and maybe even was FAKING 2. the kid was stalling like CRAZY and should have been penalized MORE THAN ONCE 3. sure the kid pinned him, but after stalling all match AND being thrown in a huge head and arm and "passing out" ...yeah right, how often does a head and arm choke someone out??? sure it may happen, I have never seen it.

So choking is within the rules??

​@@whynotride327 Trapping head and arm with both hands is legal, trapping head or neck without an arm is only allowed with one hand. That is what rules say about the situation. You say me, if a rib is broken while perfoming a gut wrench or bearhug drop does it mean that gut wrench or bear hug are illegal techniks and shouldn't be scored in case of injuries?

@@wrestlerkun At NO point did I say that. If the gut wrench is legal, and a rib is broken, the move should score. No issue. However, you are comparing apples and oranges. This is not MMA and a choke is not a legal move. Whether you use one arm or two makes zero difference, the choke is not legal. We can not tell for sure but it looks like (and the officials thought so) that the choke was the reason he went to his back. Neither you nor I can tell from this angle. Sorry you don't agree but if chokes were legal they would be used much more frequently. BTW, it is spelled "techniques".

​@@whynotride327 Sorry for misspelling as my native is russian. But what would you say about front headlock turns? Is it still 'apples and oranges'?

@@wrestlerkun If Russian is your native language, I understand and I am sorry. Front headlock turns, is there a choke involved? If there is not a choke, no problem If there is a choke, it is an illegal move. Quite simple really, any choke or hold over the carotid artery is illegal by rule. You can not use an illegal move to score or advance your position.

Yes he did counter Snachos bear hug with an amazing backwards suplex lat throw

It probably is uncommon but they are teaching wrestlers to do anything in any position Joel ADAMS is very skilled and very calculating and this counter move was a great reaction by him they don’t teach that stuff in the books you learn that but jus saying fuck it imma go for a throw

But they probably do teach wrestlers this counter move while getting beat hugged

Both wanted to go. Adams just did it better.

wrong, the kid arched and went LIMP after his shoulders were DOWN

He still pinned him how was that a robbery 😂

I totally agree, he stuck him, match should have been over. With stakes that high he should be pissed. It was a legal headlock and throw, not his fault the kid went out.

He still beat him tho