Todd Hutchings VS Krasimir KOSTADINOV 

Yeah, Todd is a beast with amazing torq. I love how he just keeps cranking on his opponent's arm & bicep. Todd also has great endurance so after enough cranking on their arm, they just can't take it anymore. I don't think anyone at his weight & height could beat him... esp when he was at middle weight.

You got your wish

Beast

Absolutely one of the all time greats

P4P Todd is the best

where do US people get this he has been smoked in his category on zloty all i have seen

უწმინდური მამაო ღორმენ he gave John Brzenk a good run back in his prime, I think he lost because of fouls. He’s beaten a few notable super heavies and has been dominant at the middleweights in WAL for years. He literally had to move up weight class because there was no one to compete with. He just doesn’t quite have the frame to be top tier in the SH class. He’s a legend for sure.

Great match to be seen. Salute 😁

Pretty impressive performance !

Was Krasi hurt?

MrRunescapy I dont know, maybe he wasnt in the best shape and Todd on the contrary was on peak? Anyway Krasi looks stronger now

yeah, I think they exist because of betting reasons

@@gabrielc6252 which makes no sense, because if there are no stakes, the leading person might be nice and give away one or two points. People would never ever place bets on scores under those circumstances. ”Hey, your nice gesture costed men 2000 dollars”.

@@roffe8751 agreed, they should stop when one of them reaches 3 or 4 wins

Yeah, he loses his hand because he is forced to go against the big guys ...

Todd has a hand ? You don’t need a hand when your side pressure pulls out tree stumps lol

@@Dylanmccutcheon747 - Since 3 years ago, I realised that (in the past) Todd wouldn't retain his hand very often (if he's going up against a toproller), BUT he essentially always retained (or didn't lose) his pronation. He's always been a great toproller, just without his hand lol. LATELY he's become more technical and patient and well-rounded and it's pretty awesome to see. Like his match with Ongarbaev. 3 years ago when I typed that comment, I believe he was only being put up against tall giants, far outweighing him, and they were often toprollers. No one would go into a hook with Todd, so I think he was forced to just blast sideways as hard as he could off the go and never let up, allowing them to work. Or something.

Agree

Rustam beat Todd 6 - 0.

Brzenk beat him also

Best slow hook middleweight

@@AhPhoey he was just TOOOO damn fast

Omg he does!

yes, somehow Todd was able to put him out of his comfortable angle hook.

That's because they were both going inside. When no one is toprolling slipping is unlikely

So what? Levan at that time wasn't nearly as strong as he is now.

@@xerxis301 it just shows people improve drasticly arm is not a sport where u peak in your 20s

@@HexxuSz more like in 30s

@@madskillz8177 u could easily peak even in ur 40s or 50s in armwrestling. Its different for every person. Tim Bresnan is a great example he started armwrestling when he was 40yrs old.

i think they met at Moldova GP, but i am not sure.

He is the emperor of sidepressure.

He wasn’t trying to beat him, just hold him. Static strength practice. Todd would absolutely destroy schoolboy

Yea you obviously dont know arm wrestling

Oh no.....so you take that practice serious? :) Todd is much stronger than schoolboy. If he takes it serious than schoolboy had no chance at all.

Todd would take school boy to school lol

that was practice...