Dimitri Peters Win's Men's Judo -100kg Bronze - London 2012 Olympics

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Highlights as Germany's Dimitri Peters wins the Men's Judo -100kg Bronze medal match against Uzbekistan's Ramziddin Sayidov during the London 2012 Olympic Games in the ExCeL Arena.
Judo made its very first appearance at the Olympic Games in 1964 in Tokyo. However, it was not included in the Olympic programme in 1968 in Mexico City, but returned, never to leave again, at the 1972 Games in Munich. As for women's judo, it was added to the Games in 1992 in Barcelona.
Men and women now compete in seven weight categories. There was originally a men's category open to all weights, but this event was withdrawn after the 1984 Games in Los Angeles.
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[@khyoon14]

LOL coach smacking his back and then smacking his ass really hard before entering the platform. classic

[@Crates94]

+khyoon14 im new to judo.. i dont really get what happened at 6:19. Was he choking him? He had 20 seconds to get up?

[@khyoon14]

yup exactly.. watch anne marie demars gold winning judo match... that's ronda rousey's mom's match.. she did something similar

[@kivsa85]

+HowToMakeBeats making your opponent to lay down on his back for 20 seconds straight s the highest score and a win.

[@trustloveluck]

is there a way to get out of that?..

[@khyoon14]

trustlovepeace There's always a way to get out of something, but sometimes you just can't.

[@dertypmitderfrisur4]

i wish yall could understand the german coach. "lets go boy!" "this is your moment boy!" "for your family boy!"

[@alipourtaheri5114]

فصیبا2

[@LuKa-mf9qe]

komm Junge, für dich und deine Familie Junge!!!

[@marcuslatrent528]

For the fure...... F... Family

[@pjn-je4hb]

@@marcuslatrent528 HAHAHAHA

[@all_is_one]

*Alles auf eine Karte*

[@patriciomere8607]

5:55 seeing both coaches’ reactions is amazing. Both sides of the coin and shows how there cannot be win without loss and viceversa. Awesome

[@orb3796]

I was born in the town neighbouring Peter's birthplace. I had the same Judo coach he had in his childhood/teens and that coach is the sweetest man to ever live. He was so proud of Peters and always mentioned him.

[@techno7761]

Ну и где же ты родился?

[@3-dhistory495]

Tell us which town in Russia this was please?

[@dienichtganzanonymeananas]

@@3-dhistory495 Not russia at all. He startet Judo as a german in germany, Rotenburg.

[@MrPr1ngle5]

He is at least 120kg

[@metalgearsolidsnake6978]

Spiderman no way home< what is the point of Judo? i don´t understand the rules?

[@OnwTwoDerLeviathan]

Am I the only one laughing about how the german coach casually walks around with 100kg on his shoulders?

[@boliussa]

dude if you can squat 100kg it's not such a big deal really

[@Ranteray]

I was thinking the same here ahahahahaha

[@JCPJok3r]

@@boliussa And squatting 100kg is pretty easy for anyone that works out for atleast 3 months

[@Knorzo]

@@boliussa carrying a person ist much harder than a barbell of the same weight

[@ottovonbismarck5007]

Herbert 3 months? I squat 100 kg the first time in high school PE class. You don’t need any training if you are already regularly active in sports that work the legs.

[@freezewindow1]

say what you will about that coach, but he definitely is ssingle handedly carrying a 100kg guy around after the match

[@robertlefou]

he was screaming from the side: "c´mon dude you can do it!" then some judo word "geo?? is enough to win! put everything on one card! you can do it!" afterwards while coach carrying him on his shoulder, the winner said "let me down coach"..but coach said: "stay up there, stay up there!".

[@IamDoogy]

220 lbs.!! Yeah, pretty stout coach.

[@ufcprodigy7485]

Jared Kamel hope your trolling

[@joshuafaustus421]

I ssee what you did there xD

[@Divinemakyr]

This might surprise you, but it's not hard to do so.

[@Shaydane12345]

Me: Oh wow a judo vid Outkast: ALRIGHT ALRIGHT ALRIGHT ALRIGHT ALRIGHT

[@lecapitan3975]

Thought it was DAVAII DAVAI DAVAI DAVAI 😂

[@nadyamikhailova7527]

OK now L A D I E S

[@prateek19rulez67]

Who else got this in their recommended 8 years later?

[@julioverne579]

And that second beat during the walk in was just fire

[@kameradimran2163]

And the Uzbek athlete just vibing to it before match

[@bocahpetualang89]

5:55 look how the both coach reaction.. left sad, right happy..

[@simjani.]

hahaha made my day

[@Knights2theEnd]

damn, I just realized I know nothing of this sport lol

[@plplpliuiuy2393]

you and me both

[@Keyakina]

This sport is pretty brutal

[@elodkadar7411]

Keya Kinan why

[@YUNGFLEXER]

still disliked lol

[@andreacavaliere4664]

u don't know anything about judo if u say this.

[@chunchoe]

that coach carrying a 100kg beast at the end was the most impressive thing

[@brandonmontalvo9364]

To the same beat as the crowd clapping for a bit.

[@florianhomm8829]

@Abra Cadabra piking up is one thing but walking straight Like this with 100. Kg is another one

[@TheGfdsahjk]

That's easy what u talking about loser. He didn't lift him lol 😂

[@mistaQtip]

4:13 what the german coach is saying is crazy... Do it for you and your family.. Go go go boy.

[@ash-lm4ob]

he doesnt have a family

[@yarakharam5343]

6:39 "TECHNO VIKING, THIS IS FOR YOU."

[@icebombat]

what you maybe dont know, the german couch, before the german won with his move, he yelled to the german the name of the technique he should use and added "all or nothing my boy, ".

[@thebigboi7152]

Waschkow all for onE?

[@pascalott4558]

TheBi GBOI all in or nothing

[@geheimeperson2102]

Didn't he said everything on one card?

[@pascalott4558]

Geheime Person that's a figure of speech

[@Sirsleep4lot]

The technique the Coach wanted him to use, was Seoi Nage or Shoulder Throw. The technique that won him this match, was De Ashi Barai or Foot Sweep.

[@ivanavalos2288]

damn my gf doesn't let me do that 1:07 and that dude was all chill XD

[@lolzmann4802]

bruh 😂

[@ImThinking3]

😂

[@abolyemen]

rofl

[@narukami597]

i like how the camera pans the second that happens. I think the camera guy panicked lol

[@ivanavalos2288]

Naru Kami lol

[@lesterrawlins3315]

Dimitri Peters is an incredible athlete and superb Judoka. It was an immense pleasure watching him work. Kudos also to his opponent who is also a great Judoka. What an excellent contest.

[@gentianalutea8253]

Hi, can you explain me why Peters was allowed to grab Kudos leg at 3:00 ?

[@artthanos5515]

@@gentianalutea8253 Kudos isn't his name, it means congratulations

[@gentianalutea8253]

@@artthanos5515 😂😂😂 Yeah sry about that I'm currently learning English... But can you tell me why in this situation he was allowed to grab the leg to finish the throw ?

[@artthanos5515]

@@gentianalutea8253 I have no idea to be honest, it's been quite a long time since I visited a dojo. I'm looking to start learning again. Although, in my three years of lessons I can't recall anyone trying something like that

[@artthanos5515]

@@gentianalutea8253 Oh btw I learned this. In traditional judo, leg grabbing is allowed. In the sport's version though, it's not allowed I think, just so it doesn't end up looking like a wrestling match and to make it less dangerous. I think.

[@twolonet1118]

this is so good. especially if you unsderstand the german coach. He goes: "Go for the legs... you gotta risk it all" ... and he does it. Great job!

[@shortcircuitboy4547]

I just had my first judo class and this guy won with pretty much the second move i was taught.

[@OdysseusAres5500]

Fear the man who has practiced a single technique 10 000 times, more than the man who knows 10 000 techniques.

[@mioyakiyama5499]

@@OdysseusAres5500 most top tier black belts knows 10000 techniques and practices them 10000 times each

[@cupidok2768]

I wanna meey this guy

[@theplayerofus319]

@@mioyakiyama5499 10000 techniques haha judo really aint that deep fam

[@honeyfitz3791]

Most skilled martial artists use only a few techniques and they are often the simplest techniques taught to beginners. That's why teachers always say, "Learn the basics."

[@blackridge1491]

That first throw was strong AF.

[@jaketoffen2454]

And did not register as a point. I don't fking get it

[@SpaddelLord]

You only get a point (full point = Ippon) when you manage to get the opponent on his back with almost all of the intial forceinput. His enemy was able to avoid both of those neccesarries good enough, which is why they didn't count it I guess. (3rd Kyū) First comes aming for the enemy's back and second rated your ability of utilizing your technique with the mentioned power.

[@humann5682]

@@jaketoffen2454 Your opponent has to land on their back straight away. The German guy sort of went down in installments: head, neck, shoulders then back. When you see the German guys sweep you will see the other guy goes down in one smooth motion but lands on his side. That's why it got a higher score: the smooth motion was key.

[@its_sandy286]

Uzbek guy could have won that just need a little bit concentration. I think he became frustrated after those two really good attempts. Peter just got one chance and click it right there.

[@AlexisOGrekos]

0:50 "If he dies, he dies"

[@Jare_Jaralho]

"People die If they are killed"

[@grool4298]

5:59 when you realize that the german guy is winning

[@licane1158]

I laughed too hard on this xD

[@pate3963]

Lmaoooo!!!!

[@idoperlmutter6660]

One of my favourite comments ever

[@bboyo8307]

Grool hahaha

[@b.hagedorn2565]

HAHAHHAHAHA omg

[@alesito4469]

almost 2019 and I still don't have a clue how judo point system works

[@too_real_6087]

Alejandro Carrasco its changed but Back in 2012 there was yuko, wazari and ippon, also there was a penalty called shido, if u get 3 shido u lose instantly, Back to the points, ippon is an instant win, u get it when u throw someone on their Full Back, wazari is a point for a not Perfect throw, 2 wazaris equals ippon/win, yuko is the least and last point

[@vladiinsky]

@@too_real_6087 thanx

[@jpaalberg]

To prevent falling on their back athletes try to turn themselves in the air.

[@flybekvc]

@@too_real_6087 Is that an ippon? Do you also need to keep the opponent in the ground for certain time?

[@HundredWingZ]

@@flybekvc used to be 25 seconds but under newer Olympic rules its 20 seconds as we see here when Peter's pins down Sayidov for 20 seconds following the foot sweep (second half of the fight), giving him another 10 points.

[@user-re4hc7yf2m]

gave him a little squeeze at 1:06

[@kivsa85]

HAHa

[@allenmudrovcic]

Scott Walters that must have been the firmest slapass in Olympic history

[@nonachyourbusiness1164]

Allen Mudrovcic mortal men lose limbs to such slaps and grasps

[@user-op5ki3iz7h]

pulled a lil sneaky on him

[@alexandrosskoundritakis6068]

I was searching for this comment hahahahaha

[@migueloliveira6958]

The best judo fight i've ever seen. Both high-level athletes are masters in the martial art. Inspiring.

[@ElektrosmogXL]

4:12 Komm für dich, für deine Familie, komm Junge diagonal rein, rein xD

[@yoMamaKV]

😂 Ist halt echt so

[@kristerrs]

Lmao the way he says it, it just sounds so comical

[@ElektrosmogXL]

@@kristerrs Indeed, he says : "come on boy, for yourself and your family, go diagonal & then strike, strike" xD

[@kristerrs]

@@ElektrosmogXL I dont know a lot of german, but I thought he said "Come for you, for your family, come kid..."

[@ElektrosmogXL]

@@kristerrs you're right, but he sounds so funny and can party hard ^^

[@spacepathfinder1]

l can feel their raw power from here

[@CruzCuencaE]

German couch could carry him on his shoulders? Dude, he weighs 100kg! Respect!

[@MisterTCF]

coach not couch...a couch is something slightly different...

[@petrmercedes1868]

That doesn't change the fact that german couch could carry him.

[@MisterTCF]

Petr Mercedes true

[@FantasKanal]

2:42 after doing something as disrespectful as just sitting on his opponent, its only fair he lost.

[@JDarrylSSS]

i couldnt believe my eyes. in such a discipline, at such a high level...

[@stevethea5250]

@@JDarrylSSS WHY IS IT DISREPECT?

[@masikoanthonius1565]

@@stevethea5250 i think you dont understand, they both should be back at their corners when he flips the german guy but he decided to sit on him. Even the ref told him to get off of him

[@stevethea5250]

@@masikoanthonius1565 oh k

[@007VitaminD]

He just seemed tired...

[@peterwilliamson4296]

Fabulous how he came back and won after the great start by the equally awesome Sayidov.

[@loranddeka]

The German coach looks as badass as his protégé - hoisting a 100 kg man around and looking like he isn't breaking a sweat.

[@laurenzreichelt4911]

5:45 100kg and ripped like that man..

[@FJ24.]

he’s a Olympic medalist he is going to have insane genetics

[@niqo_tv]

@@FJ24. *hard work

[@FJ24.]

Ipo hard work only gets you so far

[@lookherelooklisten7850]

Ipo and genetics

[@Ios13056]

@@FJ24. Cope for lazy bums

[@slamfire6005]

Dimitri’s face looks like he is pulling 3g’s of gravity.

[@lurgutrenalpak8398]

1:04 Get yourself a GF who hypes you up like that coach

[@antonyneal]

I am a Judo player. To every one worrying the new rules will make Judo boring because they allow for some more time to work on the ground. Look at the explosion of BJJ competition. They are growing while our sport declines in popularity. There emphasis on ground grappling has certainly not inhibited there popularity. They are allowed to bootscoot ffs.

[@josseoosterkamp212]

well there is nothing good about it turning more into bjj, this makes judo more unic, and the fighters more skilled in stand up. If you want bjj go do bjj, although it is good to teach some in judo class

[@antonyneal]

Just because there is more ground grappling does not make it more like BJJ. Judo has had tournaments with a ground grappling emphasis before Helio Gracie even heard of Jiu-Jitsu. I do not want BJJ I want more of a chance to use ground grappling in Judo tournaments. Judoka will not necessarily get worse at stand up just because they have a bit more time on the ground to work.

[@vittocrazi]

im happy with more groundwork. ne waza is a core element that shouldnt be neglected.

[@lamveritab4162]

BBJ is definitely changing judo. I wasn't aware of the rule change but absolutely rare that a player strategy is to win by submission not even in Kozen Judo that emphasizes heavily on ground fighting. THE UZB player was ippon driven whereas THE GER(PETERS) was BBJ submission driven. Change is inevitable and often good but I don't know how much I like that considering how much and what judo already lost through sports and tournament ruling.

[@juanantoniogalindorosas223]

Judo player..... Im weak af!!!!

[@dongliker]

if you slow it way down at 5:55 , it looks like sayidov falls before peters even sweeps, but its just timed so perfectly with sayidov lifting his foot that it appears to not even require effort. They were walking together and peters perfectly anticipated his opponents foot movement and began the sweep before his opponent even lifted his foot.

[@freakyajay3868]

well that's how sweep works. you need to get that timing

[@user-dp5fq4vc8m]

Pretty sure he tried to jump away in order to dodge the sweep but it hit mid air.

[@JDarrylSSS]

I love watching F1 and pushing my motorcycle but I needed 0.25x playback speed for that man's move. amazing to watch this, and respect to his dedication

[@CubeBizz]

the relationship he has with his coach, wholesome :)

[@A1Pathan]

Damn great win Dimitri, but man oh man how much stamina and fight Ramziddin put in the first couple of rounds was amazing for one point, he was definitely drained by the Ippon. Really liked Ramziddin's first couple rounds

[@felixg4785]

7:25..well, he must do squats of 100kg

[@vinylhedgehog5574]

To walk with 100kg on your shoulders is much easier than squatting 100kg

[@alphagator3373]

Frozen Mango But the 100 Kg are moving and it is much harder to wear them like an "I" then as a "---" if you know what i mean lellelel

[@vinylhedgehog5574]

+Alpha Gator more of a matter of balance than raw strength I suppose because the centre of gravity of an upright person would be higher up

[@charles8557]

vinyl hedgehog I strongly disagree. I can squat 140kg for 5 reps but struggle carrying my 60kg girlfriend on my shoulders for long periods of time.

[@Omgiamsotriggered]

Well since the guy is old and his... Well JUDO trainer I reckon he did judo for years and is used on carrying/throwing huge people?

[@soluciones.logisticassac3171]

the best comeback that my eyes have seen ever.

[@AndyG3173]

5:44 those abs are insane.

[@Alphae21]

I've been in competitions before and I'm getting butterflies imagining being there

[@Carlos-fp8jo]

What's more impressive is the fact that his 100 years old coach can carry him around

[@alecberlin6803]

Hundred years old coach??

[@leahs.735]

Carlos I don’t think he’s 100 years old. He carried 100 kg tho

[@maze95]

He looks like a man is his 50s

[@normschan5548]

What a sporting coach! Love that kind of relationship

[@JoschuaSchmidt]

4:12 "Komm, für dich und deine Familie! Komm, Junge!" "Come on, for you and your family! Come on, boy!"

[@Roman1991m]

Super Trainer, welch Emotionen, alles spürbar. Respekt 💪🏻

[@Krystaal-qe6so]

Sehr emotion

[@MaxpowerAF7]

Of course a dude named Dimitri would win, the name ia a dead giveaway

[@ForwardTu]

@Truth sure buddy...

[@dima1353]

hmmmmmm

[@domenicoancona674]

@Parma zyxwvu =g

[@domenicoancona674]

@You got baited -7

[@stevethea5250]

@@ForwardTu I DONT UNDERSTAND IT

[@PrinceKumar-el7ob]

Respect for the comeback !! Head bowed . What a mentality

[@shawnmofid7131]

Amazing. I know so little about Judo, but it seemed like he wanted to make sure there won't be any dispute about the take down. So beautiful. I am going to sign up at the nearby Judo or Jui Jitsu school now.

[@GnomiMoody]

Bad manners sitting on him like that.

[@fonainfinity5964]

John Doe du er ikke mand nok til at snakke om judo din lille lorte flue, selv Rasmus Paludan kunne ordne dig.

[@insertunoriginalnamehere1398]

John Doe That “mud” person could kill you and there’d be nothing you could do about it

[@toolcruise]

Insert unoriginal name here lmao let’s see his judo techniques on a 9mm.

[@insertunoriginalnamehere1398]

John Doe If you whack him?

[@insertunoriginalnamehere1398]

John Doe And certain Asian groups can be the hillbillies of the east

[@trustmeimmexican]

1:06 "If you lose, these will be mine tonight."

[@backtobasicsand]

And they were...

[@kingtaehyung9680]

SKSSKSKSK

[@nightfall_9411]

😳

[@Leopar525]

Brought a tear to my eye. True greatness

[@ash-lm4ob]

it also brought a belief in my head that it was better if your father came on a shovel and not in your mother

[@ash-lm4ob]

bolje da je svrsio u koprive nego u tvoju mamu\

[@daneg007]

the louder the german language is screamed the more terrifying it is.

[@manue171717]

haha

[@maze95]

Just for people who doesnt understand the language

[@itsmejulia1]

@@maze95 Eh, ich weiß nicht, er klang schon seeehr energisch. :D

[@maze95]

@@itsmejulia1 ist doch normal in so einer Situation:D

[@deutscherstahl681]

ACHTUNG!

[@keegang2024]

i would not want to meet any one of those guys in a dark alley

[@vinylhedgehog5574]

I would not mind at all

[@gabos7892]

I wouldn't want to meet any of those guys in a bright alley

[@Britbaby961]

Yeah they might grab you aggressively

[@weedermann]

Hmmm...not so sure. Both are BEAUTIFUL...we can take time to think of OTHER interesting doings away from the alley, dark or bright. ;)

[@joeboonmusic4004]

You obviously know nothing about judo. Judo is the number one takedown martial art in the world, anyone inexperienced could easily get dunked on their head. In an olympic judo final, both practitioners are trying to stop any throws at all. Think and learn before you type.

[@320speed]

I just love the atmosphere of the Olympics

[@jonv7281]

what an incredible comeback, respect

[@nrkapa]

1:06 Is that how I should get prepared for my judo fights?

[@fehfan9528]

oh my god these guys are human sculptures of physique

[@robertgarrison9471]

1:06 Dayam!!! That coach gave dude the attaboy of Destiny!

[@JMHCLash]

BEEN searching all my adult life for a video like this. De ashi Barai. This is why I LOVE AND LIVE JUDO

[@TON-vz3pe]

Honestly, when I saw the title and began watching the video, I thought Dimitri will steal the show from the start. But that didn't happen, until surprisingly he won !!

[@satchels6451]

I'm here because nbc won't let me watch 2016 rio Olympics

[@ImThinking3]

Lmfao! 😂

[@royschneider805]

I'm here just because KZbin recommended this to me 100 times

[@davosholdos1253]

5:58 ...oh no he didnt!! The ref totally saluted Germany

[@william30125]

Davos Holdos my man

[@lucparty8408]

Bruh 😂

[@jerl7320]

The thrills these guys are feeling must be insane. Must be one of the most intense high a human being can feel.

[@jensgiesemann9093]

Poor boy.

[@studyeye]

Although the foot sweep was well done, the Uzbek's technique was much nicer than the German's overall.

[@LuxioV2]

studyeye yeah he was slick with it

[@vladiinsky]

That man is fast!

[@joelwallmon7092]

I guess it was all part of the plan to lure the uzbek into the trap thinking he was going to have the easy win but then snatch the schlieffen plan actually worked this time

[@Ranteray]

@@vladiinsky indeed.. very fast..

[@beatbrick]

Was that de ashi harai?

[@its_sandy286]

Leg sweeps in judo is criminally underrated.

[@extraterrestrialhorse9722]

The music when he won was the perfect choice. "Levels" - Avicci ❤❤❤

[@sran9492]

When coach jumped in happiness i got goosebumps

[@thomasbuysse3159]

1:05 did he say no homo after?

[@ihrvater7212]

Thomas Buysse the Coach said with God in Russian. Like God Bless You

[@MrMarkhall1]

The music for this fight is:Out cast-Hey Ya;Tinie Tempah Pass out and the last track is Flo rida-Good feeling.

[@havoc6668]

Thank you mark ❤

[@vconsumer]

that german coach is the bomb. Before the last round he said, put everything on one card

[@tomasderville6863]

Love the coach carrying the athlete on his shoulders!

[@Plushteddybear69]

The coach carrying Dimitri around as if he was a teddy bear 😂 how sweet

[@YoshiplayerX]

The german coach was anazing

[@ravenmoton3091]

4:10 Komm! Für dich und deine Familie, Komm Junge! 5:30 Du schaffst das Ding, du kannst ihn in Seoi nage werfen, Seoi reicht, alles auf eine Karte, komm Junge

[@reddjustaguy1598]

Judo is crazy. Your hands are fighting for the edge on top, while your legs are fighting for the edge at the bottom, and as soon as one of them catches it's moment, it could be over for the other guy in an instant.

[@robroberts1473]

That sweep was sweet!

[@Briggsey96]

I cracked up at the start with the OutKast song!

[@derarsalan6954]

A confusion of a German and a Russian, this is a beast

[@Kagodapop]

the russian looks like a german and the german looks like a russian

[@mert6740]

nah the guy from is uzbekhistan is turk.they speak russian but they're not russian.

[@onurbatuhanozcelik3112]

He means that dimitri is a German-Russian sportman so

[@CharlesSmith-vk8co]

I assume Dimitri is from Kasachstan.

[@TiSox03]

@@CharlesSmith-vk8co he was born in the Altai region of Russia.

[@vinzvega5614]

JAWOLL JUNGE KOMM DU SCHAFFST DAS!! Gänsehaut pur

[@uckyoulookinat]

Tough, skilled,talented ever both of em are

[@eliasvonbrille]

This timing was absolutely flawless. If you just tap a men's foot at the perfect moment in the perfect direction they fall from self.

[@Sh3llShockGaming]

what would they do if they were not wearing shirts?

[@ipodman20000]

It would probably be wrestling then I guess.

[@johnbrown5111]

+iain g far different rules, point system, and objectives.

[@crotruck2026]

You can do about 15 of the 60 or more Judo throws without a Gi on.

[@crotruck2026]

(they are modified of course)

[@hans-ueli]

they would grab each others nipples

[@thewolfsogood]

im just here vibing to these bangers

[@loganweaver8030]

This is a lot better than the other judo match I watched lmao

[@blablablabla-hs1nz]

100kg on his back,dat german coach stronk!

[@jordanphilips8233]

THE SQUEEZE OF RESPECT 1:06

[@edvinkarlsson9368]

LMFAO

[@Rawa29]

Judo is such an awesome art.

[@AlpheRine]

just how i want the video to start aritearitearitearitearitearitearitearitearitearitearitearitearitearitearitearitearitearitearitearitearitearitearitearitearitearitearitearitearitearitearitearitearitearitearitearite

[@tfun101]

1:06 best grab of the match

[@davide9699]

The man at the end is casually walking and dancing around with a 100kg man on his shoulders

[@kevincampos3797]

Man this video is full of comical gems

[@petrobiker]

so even battle...pleasure to watch.

[@user-se3lm4ug6d]

Herzlichen Glückwünsche aus Bulgarien. Die Deutschen sind hart arbeitendes Volk! Sie haben diesen Gewinn ganz verdient.

[@deutscherstahl681]

Vielen Dank. Grüße nach Bulgarien. 👍🏻

[@timmcmillin5553]

03:18 that was mental, i thought germany was down!!

[@Whyoakdbi]

What a masterful sweep!

[@wenchcarroteh06]

That winning trip was my go to move at 3rd grade recess.

[@boomer01010]

1:05 Welcome to the club Buddy

[@Eduardo_Pavez]

Fue una pelea muy difícil, Dimitri defendió muy bien

[@alisalisa7961]

Спосибо за добрые слова о отечестве моем .мир тебе добрый человек...лис

[@ash-lm4ob]

ZAMALTERISEM TI OKO SPERMOM

[@lukea136]

That must have been hard to take! Winning right up to the moment he lost!

[@kennethbutler9164]

Those are some powerful dudes and they’re fast!!