Arsen Fadzaev v. Nate Carr 1989 World Cup

[@ИсубСиндиков-щ5з]

А.Фадзаев легенда........1984г.в Лос-Анжелесе,если бы боролсябы,он стал-бы трехкратный олимпийским чемпионом. Слава СОВЕТСКОМУ спорту!!!!!!!!!!

[@timurzokoti]

Как сказал его тренер Казбек,если бы одну руку ему завязали он бы говорит их всех положил,в такой он был форме

[@stevetrammell6403]

I can never see the score in these bouts. I still love watching them.

[@RonnieD1970]

Love Nate Carr, huge fan, but dammit Arsan was GOOOOOD

[@davidgdmz4551]

Nate Carr was probably the greatest American wrestler to never win an Olympic medal. But Fadzaev was just on another level, one of the most naturally talented wrestlers ever. He never wrestler competitively until age 16, he only worked out 3 months a yr. He didn't like doing conditioning yr round as most wrestlers do so he just didn't. The American way is the Gable way > train harder than everyone and do it year round. Fadzaev was literally the opposite > train as little as possible but win gold medals. And he won 2.

[@jeffdarnell7942]

Fadsaev was just to good... it'd really be nice to have a scoreboard you could read too...

[@christopherhall6360]

Nate was dismantled here!

[@georgepalmer5497]

Nate Carr needed to learn that ankle high single leg like John Smith had.

[@ryan80166]

wrestling is so much more technical today these guys would get obliterated off technique

[@dtc8249]

Sorry dude, maybe you're right about college / folkstyle wrestling here in the U.S. but freestyle is a different game. This guy, along with Sergei Beloglasov (wrestled in the 80s) and B. Saitiev (90s and 2000s) are the best three technicians ever. Modern day included.

[@jasonswift9310]

This no true. Arsen was good fit work out much time. Gold medal Olympics

[@randolphlex714]

I doubt that he only worked out 3 months year a load of crap

[@randolphlex714]

The Russian was more disciplined