N Korea vs India WFS 68kg - intentional injury

[scourge165]

2 hours ago, jackwebster said:

@ 4:20 

 

But this is again, very different. It's the motion. It's when there's pressure in and you try and throw it by and you're turning your hips and trying and step behind and chase. 

In the match with the injury, the arm is trapped, there's not an attempt to throw it by or step around. It just looks like they get the overhook, the arm pinned in and they're coming up on that overhook. 

 

I admit, I slowed each down to about half speed as it's not easy to see in real-time, but it seems more obvious that way. 

[Hurricane Wrestling]

22 hours ago, headshuck said:

Did you see Hildibrandt’s headshuck in the quarters?

You've always had a thing for headshucks, haven't you?

[Hurricane Wrestling]

22 hours ago, headshuck said:

Did you see Hildibrandt’s headshuck in the quarters?

You've always had a thing for headshucks, haven't you?

[Hurricane Wrestling]

Anybody have a link to the N Korea vs. India match being discussed?

(I normally weigh in with uninformed opinions, but may want to try a different approach.)

[Coldy Squares]

She actually did it twice. When I saw it held onto the second time, I turned to said it was dirty. I likened it to this video of Strickland sparring with Sanchez who felt the same (warning: language).

 

https://youtu.be/XyM0O3bKA6Q