REACTION - Streetbeefs All American Wrestler

Oz reacts to a streetbeefs fight billed as between an All American Wrestler, and a Savage Striker. - • ALL AMERICAN WRESTLER ...
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[@JaxenChaz]

If that is an All American wrestler, I am a genetically engineered super ninja grown in a vat.

[@kevinlobos5519]

You should watch The Lamb's first two fights, which happened on the same day, minutes apart from each other. The dude is just insanely lucky, creative, and just oblivious to danger, no matter how bad in a position he's in. Fight teaaam! 👊🏼.

[@5RRRtarRiver]

Amateur wrestler’s got his arm wrapped around striker’s head, so he’ll never finish the armlock. He must’ve just seen it on TV. Legit

[@prometheanhealing3942]

As always, it was fascinating to hear your opinion about wrestling/grappling. I enjoyed seeing the bookshelf, sword, and shield. 😂

[@EnglishMartialArts]

The autofocus did highlight the stuff in the background quite nicely didn't it!

[@jtcejka]

U.S. wrestling is highly competitive. The wrestling on display doesn't measure up to what you would expect from varsity high school athletes.

[@irishmaninokinawa5268]

Hey everyone! Just wanted to share my experience of doing Karate in Okinawa. So far, I haven't beaten a single American in Karate-jiu-jitsu or MMA fights. It seems like Americans are just too good at wrestling. Even if I manage to get back up, I always end up being taken down and worked again. That being said, I truly believe that wrestling and Karate complement each other really well. I recently learned that the foundation of Okinawan martial arts and the birthplace of Karate is actually Okinawan Wrestling - Tegumi. It's fascinating to see how the roots of Karate are intertwined with wrestling. What do you guys think?

[@ruiseartalcorn]

Thanks for this! :) It was very entertaining ;)

[@Stephen_Curtin]

That laugh at the end 😂

[@EnglishMartialArts]

I think he was more surprised than anyone!

[@user-yf2tb3df2g]

Great video very informative

[@mgunnermusic]

Nice to see another one of these reaction videos, always educational! You might want to have a quick introduction of who you are and who the fight is held by at the beginning of each of these in the future, just to give some context of what you're reviewing for new people. Just a thought!

[@EnglishMartialArts]

Good call!

[@michaelhobbs1474]

Close enough on the definition for All-American wrestler, but the top eight finishers earn All-American honors.

[@EnglishMartialArts]

I'll take that!

[@connorjensen9699]

Unrelated, but I’d be really interested to see a video on your take of index & middle knuckle punches vs middle, ring, pinky knuckle punches. Frankly they both seem viable assuming you have hand conditioning, but the boxers fracture makes me somewhat concerned about lower 3 knuckle punches as compared to hitting with the two thicker bones that can also benefit from the compressive support of the thumb. But I’ve seen a solid number of martial arts that advocate for it. Perhaps the hand shape of the puncher matters a lot, but is generally overlooked? Either way, its a really interesting discussion and I’m constantly seeing new nuances added whenever it’s discussed

[@utkarsh2746]

Same for me. I'd rather not punch with the last 3 knuckles but all of boxing insists otherwise.

[@connorjensen9699]

I definitely wouldn't say all of boxing, but still enough that I don't immediately write it off @@utkarsh2746

[@EnglishMartialArts]

It's to do with fist alignment. With a horizontal fist the first two knuckles make an anatomically strong structure. With a vertical fist it's the lower three. Theres a lot more nuance obviously, but that's the core of it.

[@Hobbofett]

Watch English Wilf in king of the streets , guy is a bare Knuckle knock out machine ,some of them are just brutal .

[@EnglishMartialArts]

I've seen a few of his fights, but KOTS both have some political associations I am not willing to be associated with, but also copyright claimed all my previous reaction videos. So don't really want to give them any more publicity.

[@Hobbofett]

@@EnglishMartialArts well that's not cool of them in both ways !!

[@tapioperala3010]

Awesome reaction video :D You going for the shelf? Absolutely brilliant :D And I, actually, guessed which old school technique you were looking for (though I didn't remember the name, etc.).

[@EnglishMartialArts]

Thank-you!

[@mork8144]

well this was fun

[@asa-punkatsouthvinland7145]

To be fair many people use the term All-American just mean that they're U.S. born and raised. It's slang a bit like G.O.A.T. or the like

[@irhtirht]

I had a suspicion they meant something different. Did a google search and all I found was an american independent professional wrestling promotion... It being slang for top-tier makes so much more sense.

[@asa-punkatsouthvinland7145]

@@irhtirht sometimes it's 3ven used for advertising/promotion. Like you'll see some restaurants selling an "All-American cheese burger".

[@thejookking]

Monday December 11th 2023, 0401hrs I'll tell you what's wrong with the Americana (aka TOP WRISTLOCK IN CATCHWRESTLING)... and this is a scary coincidence because I just relearned this submission from my BJJ class literally about 9 hours ago... The top guy still has his arm looped around the guy's head. He needs to UNLOOP his (right) arm from around the guy's head and frame his right elbow against his opponent's head. That will get the submission. When you couple that with proper top mount pressure by driving your right hip down into his opponent's left side, you automatically magnify your force output and minimize your effort to execute the submission. Like I said...scary coincidence that I just relearned The Americana aka TOP WRISTLOCK just 9 hours earlier.

[@adrianojordao4634]

With the americana it was a tecnique problem: notice the elbow of the "striker" is in the inside position, and the atacker elbow was in the outside. There is no leverage in the sholder that way, you can go with "striker elbow" until it tuches the ground no prob. For example, if i am suffering a correct "americana" on the right arm, from the top, 1 "hell mary" excape will be put your left and under right armpit of oponent and do a explosive heap bump and at the same time you push with the left and pull the atacked elbow inside. The result is what we see in this video with the elbow i side. Dificult position, but no need to tap just yet. About the "submission"... what to say there was nothing there just disconfort.

[@kevionrogers2605]

From the Americana he should of transitioned to a bicep slicer such as a short arm scissor instead of an cross arm bar which is a technique not taught in American Folkstyle Wrestling. He could have also transitioned to a Bundle or Ezekiel or can-opener or a Nelson then sitout so chest up to cause a neck crank or make a fist in the throat to do a chokehold.

[@EnglishMartialArts]

Lots of options!

[@tcwentertainment]

@@EnglishMartialArts neck cranks aren't usually legal in Street beefs so that could have been part of it. Short-Arm Scissor would've been good though

[@matthewsteen9789]

When I think of All American Wrestlers this kind of back street brawling isn't where I would expect to find them. I not super experienced but I would hazard a guess neither are the two lads fighting in the vudeo

[@EnglishMartialArts]

Seems fair!

[@darklegionnaire8304]

its the shield

[@sharp_medicine9858]

I'm pretty sure lamb is the guy who who koed the guy who who was ground and pounding him from full mount.

[@patrickhunter9525]

All American usually means the top 8 of there weight class, but it was also a (now renamed) pro-wrestling promotion. So maybe he was part of that. The full list of NCAA All American wrestlers is public info, but it doesn't have pictures and I doubt Scout is his real name. So it would take more work than I feel like putting in to try to find him.

[@EnglishMartialArts]

I'd be amazed if you did find him, unless the standards have slipped somewhat...

[@patrickhunter9525]

@@EnglishMartialArts I semi-seriously expected to find him in the pro-wrestling promotion line up but didn't seem him on their page.

[@SwordFighterPKN]

High School wrestling at best, has watched UFC and KZbin videos on submissions.

[@EnglishMartialArts]

I think he may have done a little BJJ, the subs were sloppy, but I've seen worse from people with a few months of training behind them.

[@kanucks9]

​@@EnglishMartialArtshe didn't even try to get his opponent's head out of the Americana. I think he's seen some BJJ, but maybe not done it. Hard to say. Backyard practice?

[@Stephen_Curtin]

Paused it when you said "give me a second" you wouldn't be reached for Ned Donnelly would you? Edit 1: ha I paused before you even said to stick something in the comments. You know I love to guess what you're up to. Edit 2: nice one right again. Fight Team!

[@EnglishMartialArts]

I was thinking of you guessing Parkyns the last time I did that!

[@Stephen_Curtin]

@@EnglishMartialArts if I'm ever in doubt I'll just guess Parkyns

[@EnglishMartialArts]

You'd be right most of the time! 😀

[@seamusnaughton8217]

Good vedlo good brake down of fight

[@rudai123]

Zero chance a legit All-American wrestler would do this competition. All American wrestlers are a different breed

[@bandit6272]

This was pretty embarrassing. But good on them for getting out there and putting their egos on the line.

[@andytopley314]

Fight Team!

[@EnglishMartialArts]

Fight Team!

[@johnstuartkeller5244]

Great respect for anyone who steps up to competition. Lamb's low/no-guard made me think of Ali, though he didn't so much rope a dope as he did tap a chap. By the end of it, he had Scout scouted. It was nice to hear the epithet "numpty" used again. My biggest critique is the opening. Streetbeefs could get better bars delivered than that of they look around a little. FIGHT TEAM!

[@EnglishMartialArts]

You're on a roll today!

[@williamjohnson476]

I dodn't remmebr anything about the original pugilism books, so I jut guessed "Allen-son Wynn"? lol. Totally wrong on my part.

[@EnglishMartialArts]

Good call, he has plenty to say on poor quality punches...

[@BlueMageWithSoulEdge]

Umm... I would say don't watch unless you like fighting in general. It is nice to see actual people go at it. No propaganda, no Hollywood trash; just Joe[s] throwing blows. With that said, Lamb was more lucky (in this fight) than actually good. Scott is by no means "All American" unless it was in like Middle school or something, or the "All American" title was given because he's from Nebraska or Oregon or someplace. Scott learned from Hollywood. He is not an actual wrestler. He quickly gave up wrestling for BJJ and it costed him the match. A wrestler not akin to pain is equal to a boxer not akin to being punched-- it is a magical unicorn from bullshit land. Scott was not used to any type of pain. The pressure under the chin in rd 1 was a blaring sign of that. Scott had a TOP WRIST LOCK; not an "Americana", there is no such thing-- that is propaganda from BJJ-- it's a TOP WRIST LOCK. Scott didn't know much else. I would say he isn't a wrestler but a BJJ guy. He did the BJJ things and panic, and tried to force an arm bar-- like an average BJJ guy. A wrestler wouldn't have panic. A wrestler would have transferred to a top wrist series, or a short arm series, or crank series, or chain wrestled into a more painful riding position, or set up a behind the back arm lock (something he actually had before he stupidly did the BJJ thing and jumped up to the collarbone). The only dumber thing Scott could have done was headbutt the ground. Rd2 two Scott got caught in a dorsal neck crank. That's it. Nothing new, nothing awesome; average catch neck crank. Scott was allergic to pain. If this fight shows anything, it showcase not the fighters, but how BJJ maybe a cult. Scott obviously isn't a wrestler. He did BJJ things, with BJJ take-downs, with BJJ tactics, with BJJ techniques, with BJJ results. How many times must something not work before it is questioned. BJJ sucks. It just does. Get a steel chair instead and grind it out in the ring, like a real wrestler.

[@jonathanwaswrong3917]

If that dude is an all american wrestler, then wrestling in america is dead. I think he had like a month or so of some sort of submission-wrestling/mma training. But alot of what he did also looked either self taught or poorly taught... i.e. the arm behind the head during the key lock attempt. But ya. All american? And im the French competitive twister champion... I guessed the footy jab, didnt guess the book... ;3 FIGHT TEAM God bless all yall!

[@ynghuch]

As a big guy who likes to spend a lot of time on top 😆😆😆 Sorry couldn’t resist 😂

[@EnglishMartialArts]

True any way you look at it!

[@rafaelbabar3494]

Do a commentary on Mighty Mouse versus Ironman

[@snakeman9902]

Hi bro.. I watch street beefs, I would normally, 1 on 1, go for the grappler 9/10, I fully agree with the sloppiness of the so called wrestler and I do believe he was bigged up for views. That punch was awful, I have never seen a leg take down crawling on your knees. I think we should judge the wrestler on what he really is, a very amature wrestler at best. Certainly not High level. I wouldn't be so hard on him, if he was an ordinary guy having ago, as it does take balls to enter something like this and indeed any comps. It's the fact it was sold on him being a all American wrestler.. Smh

[@EnglishMartialArts]

Oh I have nothing by respect for people who are willing to step up. But I think the title made it fair game...

[@snakeman9902]

@@EnglishMartialArts Absolutely 😁👍

[@exploatores]

I kind of think a wrestler got a advantage. . It´s kind of hard to knock someone out and stay out of range. for the other. so he can´t grapple you.

[@SoldierAndrew]

No way on earth is that guy an All American wrestler. He's not a D1 wrestler. He's not even a four year high school wrestler. Anyone whose wrestled in the United States collegiate folk wrestling knows this guy hasn't even done four years of high school wrestling . These street beefs backyard fighters be lying about their background. The only training that kid has is watching UFC on t.v.

[@EnglishMartialArts]

I suspect its more clickbait marketing from the organisers.

[@vercingetorixwulf9298]

I did believe a wrestler would ALWAYS beat a boxer. Maybe he wrestles but is NOT a wrestler ...... (I'm NO expert) ........

[@BeepBoop2221]

You know what. I'm starting to think laddo isn't thst good of a wrestler.

[@davidemelia6296]

Streetbeefs is basically just Bumfights or a typical World Star Hip Hop video brawl with like 5% more 'class'. You can't really expect much from those fights.

[@phoenixxRNDF]

So street beef fights are amateur worthy but yeah most are inexperienced