Rio Replay: Women's Freestyle Wrestling 69kg Final Bout

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Japan's Sara Dosho wins gold in the women's freestyle 69kg final bout in Rio 2016.
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[@masterk2197]

Sara Dosho won gold🥇, well done Sara Dosho. Winning a third gold 🥇 for Japan 🇯🇵!!!

[@Agriotes]

Congratulations to Sara!

[@MatthewRafat]

Two great wrestlers. I'm sure a rematch will occur at some point because Sara Dosho is still active and Masako Furuichi would benefit from additional time to develop. I also tip my hat to the British announcers, who did a great job.

[@yokpok85]

LOL nice tactic from japan. ( mind game + conservative defense ) using 2 shot clocks to wear the russian down, giving japan the advantage to call the final blow

[@TT-go5yb]

i watch this game to learn from it and im left confused in understanding it

[@SunnyIlha]

sowhat sowhat ...two delay points... However the tallish opponent did not show technical superiority; rather, the champion began to prove she stymied the taller opponent, and began to demonstrat that the taller opponent could not succeed at anything tried. This in itself is a form of being more in control. Then one solid takedown, plus gaining compete control in the follow up after the takedown. This, after in effect, having proven too skilled and strong and expertly defensive for the opponent to succeed at anything tried. 1. Taller opponent tried, yet couldn't, in fact never succeeded, in putting the Japanese champion in any "trouble". 2. The champion actively put halts (controlled the actions) to all attempts the tall opponent tried. This is actually a form of having control of the activity. The tall opponent could not demonstrate any control or dominant, nor technical superior action. Tall wrestler was beginning to get worn down, trying. The champion also began to tire the tall opponent, by leaning on her from an above, on-top-of-her-back double-arm body wrap position, which the the taller did not shuck out of, or shuck off, but was left stuck under this strength hold, held in place by the champion. 3. The solid takedown by the champion. Thereafter, the opponent could not counter, at all. The takedown was complete, and complete control was executed by the champion. Opponent continued to counter again, yet the champion re-established control once more. The progression of successful control and dominant activity increasingly was exerted by the champion, steadily, capped off by the 100% takedown.

[@amankumar3325]

Yougi G llll

[@kaleshksekhar2304]

Jappan

[@МаринаМарина-п4т]

Какое почтение японка выразила тренеру, круг прошла с ним на своей шее....истинное японское воспитание)

[@mxp2000]

Winning by criteria is why wrestling will never become a mainstream success. The winner of a match has to be the one with the most points. Dosho was extremely lucky to have won that match.

[@vikrambharti3266]

Coach is amazing

[@rokknows8601]

Japanese coach : it's our tactics to give the opponent a point first 😂

[@olivierbedora5661]

Magnifique défense!

[@VicMartino]

Women wrestlers from Japan usually make for the best women wrestlers possible. Japanese women wrestlers are the best women wrestlers by far for the most part. Women wrestlers from Japan take their wrestling seriously and are usually victorious in their wrestling matches. Much respect and admiration for Japanese women wrestlers.

[@sns31509]

綺麗なったね！イメージいいし、CMとかバンバンきそう！

[@МаринаМарина-п4т]

Россиянка трудяга, даже проиграла красиво, все познаётся опытом, удачи в будущем!

[@rttakezo2000]

how many times does that announcer say "Doshi" or "Dosha"

[@МақсұтБерікбол]

У японки ноги короткие,давно замечаю они именно коротконогих выбирают. Тяжело с такими бороться,центр тяжести по центру ... Наша Эльмира Сыздыкова проиграла в финале от Сары на Чемпионате Азии 2016 . А на ОИ РИО 69 кг Э Сыздыкова получила бронзу

[@avanyoroshiku4060]

banzai japan🇯🇵🇯🇵🇯🇵

[@최창락-d3e]

얏따 니폰

[@kaleshksekhar2304]

Jappan

[@brajni4ka]

Why she won? they have equal points?

[@ashoksingha5954]

In wrestling if there tie than last point scorer win...

[@thatkiddo6683]

She started off stalling but picked her self up at the end

[@anoka114]

Japan stalled the whole match. Should have been put on the clock 4 times.

[@infernodragon2006]

英語の実況の裏で聞こえてるの日本語やん どこのテレビ局だよw

[@Можетенаменярасчитывать]

Наталья молодец ! Боролась до конца , достойна победы была ! Удачи на следующей Олимпиаде !

[@sho.4950]

ロシアのいるオリンピックが恋しい

[@lucaskincanyon7393]

Nice.

[@darkhanmakhash8931]

как найти музыку которые прозвучала в конце

[@rokknows8601]

Russian wrestler is beautiful

[@55rajo]

Natalia won

[@malekboudjenane5953]

Tahbl li ythblk dosho won khouti

[@kaleshksekhar2304]

🤣

[@majedmajed6068]

9:39 that is illegal fingering

[@PukaHeadMan]

Sorry to say, but his was not a great Olympic Match.

[@sugam27]

Nothing impressive