The most technical wrestler of all time Adam Saitiev. When wrestling becomes art.

[@davidhughes4785]

His skills are almost beyond imagination. He is driven, well coached, and self coached to go beyond the best the world has to offer

[@TWM2975]

And imagine that he might not be the best wrestler in his family. THAT is a frightening idea. Viva la Saitiev brothers!

[@davidhughes4785]

@@TWM2975Yes! Viva la Saitiev brothers!

[@Seuspesos]

Proud to say I've been a big fan of Adam for 14 years now. One of the biggest influences in my new school style of coaching. The underrated Haji Aliyev as well.

[@bardandhakal7300]

i am star struck by this mans wrestling. we will never ever find someone like him in modern wrestling. this legend was years ahead of his era.

[@ericholland-cr1nt]

Never knew about this dude till u got curious who be yoel romero in the Olympics, it was this guy and he actually went up in weight to try and win a second gold medal and he did.

[@antebrachialis3883]

He actually did this, cause he couldn't compete in category where his brother did. (His brother Buvaisar is 3 time olympic champion

[@Jiu-Jitsu_for_Jesus]

The music is rly what does it for me👍🏻

[@JulianMenzel-q7i]

You made a German laugh 😂

[@WallEandEvaOrKellyandPatrick]

To say that he was ahead of his time would be the understatement of all time. Most of the moves that He and his brother crafted themselves at the turn of the century, not only on the world stage in the Olympic finals, but in the Dagestani practice rooms during the mid to late 90's. These very awe inspiring moves, Thanks to Romam Bravo Young, were the rage in wrestling rooms across America, after appearing on ESPN highlights, more than 20yrs after the Saitiev Bros first broke out these athletic counters to a single leg. Many will claim that their repertoire of trips were inspired by judo trips and throws. So they didn't invent these moves, they just copied them. Although this maybe somewhat true, they were the most artistic wrestlers, and probably the first, to do it on a wrestling mat. Well ahead of their time.

[@kallepikku4991]

They were definitely not copied fron judo, lol. Soviet wrestlers were waaaaaay ahead of U.S until economic turmoil of 1990s. Just because Americans didn't do them doesn't mean they didn't exist in other great wrestling nations.

[@shanks6190]

@@kallepikku4991 what does the U.S. have to do with Judo?

[@nstv23]

They are using judô throws and ground game sweeps from sambo. They were grappling the wrestlers. Unmatched and almost unfair.

[@zenly_csgo]

RU FS wrestling was born from sabo itself -so there is many overlap , for example pure soviet trow - obviv which was also taken from sambo and sambo took it from old judo,

[@stellarmella9557]

from his videos you can see that he's neither pushing too hard nor is he that explosive or fast, the way that he beats his opponents is through superior technique and better setups, its like he's already setting counters to his opponent's counter's counter

[@michaellopez2070]

True, but if you have a leverage advantage and explosiveness disadvantage, that's how you should. Most fighters can't choose their style. They have to rely on what they CAN get better than their opponent at, which more often than not is not simply their choice.

[@sebastianbroscheyoga]

perfect soundtrack

[@edwardnikicicz9644]

A genius of wrestling.

[@unknown-mx9fs]

гигант, только уважение таким людям

[@rawbfish9355]

He has tremendous natural ability. He is also very strong and has long arms that he uses to his advantage.

[@ShannonNunn-s6f]

3:10 this move is called the "Ankle pick attempt with foot in a half split whut the whut the".... He was a technician... So flexible, versatile, and strong... An athlete

[@mayatiita1]

Wow! ❤ Amazing ❤ Just poetry in motion ❤

[@jessef88]

Great channel. Thank you 🤝

[@Garrett1240]

Never shot a single leg either

[@blackswan6963]

HIS LOCKS AND HOLDS ARE SO WELL APPLIED THAT HIS OPPONENTS OWN LIMBS...ARE USED TO PIN HIM DOWN AT IMPOSSIBLE ANGLES !!

[@scal7122]

Damn he crushed yoel romero on the last clip

[@Dinan5iver2]

That was Joe Williams.

[@johnnybeefum]

@@Dinan5iver2 It was Yoel

[@kallepikku4991]

Just imagining Yoel going against Saitiev waaaay back then, and today still fighting in the Octagon is just beyond surreal! 🦄

[@anklepick9524]

And he crushed Joel being undersized.

[@urimtefiki226]

Filling and confusing my algorithm with Saitiev wrestler.

[@zenly_csgo]

адам как и все гении не любит компании - общества ненужных ему людей , держится в стороне но по моему мнению он самый исключительный борец вольной борбы за ее историю

[@richardcalvo8217]

I watch ur TikTok’s man and this is pretty cool. Keep it up

[@ValidWrestlingOfficial]

Thank you

[@fernandofranco2595]

He wrestles like a Judoka

[@hfdgjbsahkn]

Адам это просто борец до мозга костей

[@edwinxoloitzcuintlicruz2546]

Song?

[@AntonioScott-ic4uf]

Saitiev vs Sakuraba!!!

[@igorkotovskiy831]

0:38

[@it5162]

He use judo technic like ushi-mata and uchi-gari ko-uchi-gari

[@SouhBendj]

These are wrestling technic aswell

[@it5162]

@@SouhBendj these are basic judo technic and they are allowed to be used in wrestling

[@mmb2971]

@@it5162 they are allowed because it s wrestling

[@rouxrouxcleaverblanca1923]

@@it5162 Last time i checked wrestling judo was created in 1882 while wrestling is an olympic sport since ancient greece, india and maybe everywhere from the start human populations

[@dhimankalita1690]

​@@SouhBendj no they are not. One can easily tell if he's wrestling or using judo. I can 100% say he is trained in sambo as those moves are not done by an average wrestler

[@colinmack125]

:55 , 1:06 , 1:32 ,

[@djabrailtscherbizhev6950]

Дикам ВА

[@k1mbeyshestakov246]

Хорош

[@chrislaverick6413]

Personally I think his brother had better technique but we are splitting hairs

[@nstv23]

No weight he went up a category to allow his brother to wrestle at 74. He wrestle 84 never weighting more than 78. He also had a way more stacked division with multiples Olympic and world champs. His technique is unmatched. Injuries was the main problem. Just like Ronaldo nazario the phenomenon playing soccer. Injuries!!!

[@chrislaverick6413]

I don’t know man, three Olympic gold and what? Seven world titles? Plus the guy looked like he made up moves as he went along, he was hitting moves that people haven’t seen before

[@АпатейБерс]

Даже близнецы имеют некие различия и полностью идентично одинаковых людей быть не может. Если, попытаться исследовать стили борьбы братьев Сайтиевых, то несомненно ясно одно, это действительно неповторимые гении спортивной борьбы. Бувайсар гениален по своему, а Адам несравненно прекрасен в своём стиле. Было бы неуместно, пытаться оценивать их борьбу сравнивая друг с другом. Но мы можем твёрдо утверждать, что Адам и Бувайсар Сайтиевы своими яркими выступлениями приукрасили вольную борьбу и сыграли огромную роль в развитии и популяризации этого вида спорта за что конечно, огромное им спасибо за их титанический труд!

[@DekoSpliff]

Can anyone drop the soundtrack name here? I am tryna find it for half an hour now and no luck

[@ValidWrestlingOfficial]

Billie elish hotline bling instrumental

[@alvaroalfaro9478]

Buvaisar was better

[@mmb2971]

buvaisar said his brother was better

[@salahtsarni]

@@mmb2971 they both respect eachother so much they admit that each is better than the other