Zahid DOMINATED By Japanese Up-and-comer Hayato Ishiguro 

The whistle on the other match distracted him for a sec , led to a miscalculated shot .

maybe he wasnt feeling well. and a gut wrench to a uneasy stomach will make anybody question their existents lolol

@@godforce1 He looks out of it the entire match... Not just after one incident lol

he just looks unbreakable in neutral

His fundamentals are so solid. Nothing fancy, he just never gets out of position and when his opponent makes a mistake he capitalizes. It sounds so simple but it’s so much easier said than done.

Kinda looks similar to Kyle Dake's stance

I imagine there aren’t many Japanese wrestlers (or citizens for that matter) this size, so the fact that this one is also world class is very impressive. Probably not too many at his level back home to train with

@@tannerebeling1056 there womens team got some hammers

@@rayidk7458 That's not what he was talking about 💀

Damn now that you mention it I can't even think of a single one off the top of my head.

Thats a gutsy thing to say

Seemed off. Should have trusted his gut.

He looked exactly like himself flopping to his knees and crawling around the mat.

@@tahoeclay technique and tactics is different from strength and energy

Agreed, he looked significantly slower and weaker here than his usual shape.

I’m fact, I almost didn’t watch it because I already knew the outcome.

When was he 112?

💉

Dude I remember seeing him as 132er next thing I know he was in my weight class at 182! That man is huge

@Franco Stacy he was likely 6 or 7lbs at one point, as well.

He was the biggest 106 pounder I’d ever seen dude was way bigger than Joseph in they’re match at Ironman

zahid isnt the one projecting his lack of wrestling success in other peoples comment sections tho lol enjoy being in ur prime fused to your couch with cheeto dust on your fingertips

Another 1 month burner account troll huh? Wow

I was thinking the same thing. Stomach bug hopefully, and then a gut wrench on it will take the life outta anybody.

Drunken toddler at a first year wawa tourney

Aaahh no. Thats not the case

casual

Didn't look very winnable.

How can he be top 3 in the world when he hasn’t faced any medalists besides Taylor? And never beaten one? Naifonov is #3

Look up the Japanese guys record he’s a beast and has beaten a lot of Americans including Arron brooks

@@matthewlee8618 He’s def built like a smaller Kyle Snyder with them tree trunk legs. Dang he’s a young dude with a lot of promise. Thx for the heads up bro 🙏🏼. Now that I’ve seen him wrestle, you think it was just his superior defense that kept Zahid from firing off?

I think he should man up by first cutting hair that's taking up precious moments. Also picking up some Technical know how.

Yazdani- is that the guy David Taylor pinned? /s Seriously, Z had a bad match, happens to everyone including Y.

@@MrM1729 you are (unfortunately) right. Yeah, Yazdani, the guy Taylor won three times over, one of which he did by fall (pinn?). Still I give Y more credit than I do to T. He is more genuine, he is what you see. His tactic like all Iranian and other wrestlers from other countries is not psychology. I have no intention of proving you wrong but like you know more about wrestling in the US, I know a little more about the circumstances, resources and the atmosphere around Iranian wrestlers. Y was pushed into the matrice before he was mature. He was under enorm pressure from the federation. Instead of helping him get mature, the pressure of expectation burned him out. He was definitely a talent. The difference between Y and T is that T always modifies his strategy to yazdanis model but not the other way round. In other words he follows yazdani. Yazdani determines the level of championships. Taylor does not. That's what Taylor has said himself: " I study and train to just counter yazdanis tactic and movements" I know you have a lot to say too. Regarding Zahid I still stick to my words. Zahid is at least one division lower than the broken yazdani. Hope they will meet one day. And I praise the winner, Yazdani or zahid, if any of them wins by pure wrestling and not by psychology and disguise. That's the kind of wrestling I prefer to see. Have a good day or night. And thanks for your reply to my comment.

Exactly!!!

Nah he just went against a beast

you're so delusional and grasping at straws its insane. you're looking for any reason to discredit the japanese guy, you have literally no idea what either of their electrolyte balances are and that's such a random reason for a loss. maybe the one you're looking for is the other guy was just better, stayed in good position and forced zahid out of position opening up opportunities to score?