Asa Hemsted Upsets 3-time 1A Iowa State Champ Maximus Magayna
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- Опубликовано: 21 авг 2024
- 3A 175lbs Semifinal - Maximus Magayna, Waterloo East vs Asa Hemsted Carlisle
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This is why wrestling is so damn great. EVERYONE has a chance to win once they step on the mat. The sport rewards the guys who work hard and show some grit in these matches. The sport doesn’t care what you accomplished in the past it only cares if you can rise to the occasion right here, right now.
That's kind of the deal with a great many different sports.
"The first period is won by the wrestler with the best technique; the second period by the wrestler with the best conditioning; the third by the wrestler with the biggest heart." Dan Gable.
Realize how stupid that sounds bro 😂
Dan Gable is God.
Glad to see the handshake at the end still
Rare, isn't it.
"...regroup from that out of body experience" 🤣
Haha! I legitimately spit my drink out when he said that. Completely unexpected.
Asa is on a Vision Quest!
Never give up. Nice job Asa!
That should have been 10-5 anyways, he had him in a honeymooner then release and arm bar for more back points then at the end with the half...great job
I agree. It’s crazy because he wasn’t doing bad at all the whole match but you can tell he was not the better wrestler. He happened to catch him when he stepped over and that’s what’s sealed it. All that time on bottom trying not to get pinned took everything out of him and that’s why he couldn’t defend as well to keep him from another near fall. Great match overall for sure though
The reason they didn’t give him more back points when he slipped the bar in is because in iowa high school you have to let go of the hold which got you the back points and get a different hold/move for more back points and the ref considered him transferring from the honeymooner to the bar the same hold/move
@@christianphillips4072 he didn't "happen to catch him". If you look at 7:15 he snaked his right arm through and grabbed Magyana's ankle, trapping it underneath of him, then hipped into him/stepped up and put him right over that ankle to his back.
Also, Hemsted got rode out for over three minutes -- you don't think that took it out of him? So yeah, maybe Magyana gassed out from trying not to get pinned, but if that's the case, when there's no excuse.
@@turtledundee5760 Iowa follow NFHS rules, which is a national ruleset for scholastic sports and I believe every state follows it in the US for their schools. I know non-scholastic associations follow different rule sets but this is a state tournament. As an official myself, I would not have made the same call these officials did because the hold may have changed but he didnt have a clear break. Its like having a dude in a standard half and then switching it to a reverse nelson hold with a trapped arm, they are still in a nearfall position but that doesn't allow for another count.
What the heck is a honeymooner?
he should have stayed in 1A if he wanted to be a 4 timer. 3A is no joke
Great Wrestling Never Give Up Congrats 👏
God I love wrestling.
The crazy thing is that Magayna beat Hemstead by fall at the cliff keen invitational on December 2
Heart won that match. You can tell he was overmatched there, but caught the #1 seed in a step over to his back. After it was tied he was tired and just gave up.
Never ever give up
Thats what you call MAN strength vs teenager strength. Dude big brotherd this top guy in the 3rd letting everyone know who thr big bro really is
Dude is a beast! Went out and took it
Indubidubly 🙂
That step over by Hemsted at 1:28 of the third was huge. Magayna got lazy with his right leg, needed it to be further back when pulling Hemstead in for that double. The shift in balance was so instant.
Great commentary!!
Pure heart.
Tough, talented wrestlers right there
Wow! Never surrender!
Man handles the old champ like it was peanuts totally AWESOME KID TOTALLY AWESOME BRO!!!
I have to wonder ..was he gassed..?.did he stay up too late with the gfnight before...anyways, i dont k ow chit about wrestling but it sure captivates me!! Love the sportt...congrats to the Underdog! Everyone loves an underdog
Great sportsmanship, better learning experience
He never quit......well done..........is 3A the biggest schools in Iowa?
Yes
Wrestling yes
It appears that Hemsted took 2nd and Magayna took 3rd. Super tough wrestlers in Iowa!!
what a sick match!!
Visions of Wade Schalles.
Oh, he used to be in the private school division? Welcome to the real world.
I'm glad Max's mom made it through the match. It looks touch and go there for a bit. I can imagine the stress is tough.
Carlisle ROCKS!!
A good humbling is a great way to improve.
He flipped him over pretty easy?? Hard to believe this guy was a 3 time state champ!?? 😮
Thought the same thing….
It’s Iowa lol
@@BenDover-qs7vsyep, #3 ranked in the nation too 😂
If you look closely he was grabbing the far ankle thru his legs so it was isolated and he was forced to go over
14** @@adamstrasburger4732
That was great
Best sport there is!
9:20 The elbow to the back of the head is crazyyy
basketball sounds more ur speed..
@@jacobchurch1089tell that to Prichard Colón 😂
@@ADVENKA. that was from several full force blows. not someone placing their elbow to pin his head down. u realize what a club is? a hit to the opponents head..
I thought he was pinned…
Twice.
First one sure looked like it
I didn't see an upset. Any time a 3A wrestler with a great record goes against anyone there's a danger. 3A schools have about 700 students to pull from and form a team. 6A and 7A teams have thousands and are 3-4 wrestlers deep in some weight classes. With good coaching and a team that size wrestlers at larger schools can hone their skills at practices and not have to depend on exposure to other schools to improve. You will almost always see better wrestlers come from larger schools. Nick Suriano had an excellent record in a soft high school competition but when he got to college freshman Thomas Gilman beat him easily. There's almost always a tougher guy out there somewhere.
Mental toughness exhibited
maximus got tired bc most of his matches never go past the first period
Good point. Same thing happened to Kolat versus Ironside at an Iowa duel. Kolat had wrestled a total of 15 minutes some odd seconds with an 11-0 record. He was ahead early but didn't have anything for the 3rd period.
NJ has 1 State Champion Per Weight Class. I placed 5th at 158 in 1980. The State Champion that beat me in the quarterfinals was Bill Dykeman who went on to be a 3 Time AA at Oklahoma State. The runner up was Tom Gibble who went on to be a 2Time AA at Bloomsburg.
I wrestled at Bloomsburg when Gibble was there, don’t remember him placing at nationals
@@danielcomfort
I thought he AA'd in 82/83 but could be wrong.
Frustrating when you are so good and your just lost. Mentally your brain says I need more time but my time is almost gone
Ow wow
Hey I was there
Universe hates 4-timers
Looks like Max ran out of gas. Dominating for most of the match then...Wham!! It ain't over till it's over!!
Another 3x upset back to back. 😮
How can you call this an upset? Any time a 1A or 2A wrestler moves to 3A and 4A they face real wrestlers that have to work every week to maintain their first string slot. The exposure a 4A or 5A wrestler gets makes it unfair when they wrestle the sheltered 1A and 2A wrestlers. A typical 1A school might pull it's entire wrestling team from less than 500 students grades 9-12. A 5A or 6A school could have up to 100K students to pick from. Many top wrestlers in 1A, 2A and 3A schools would never get to wrestle at a 6A or 7A school because the talent is so deep. There are schools in Pennsylvania with over 100,000 students in one high school. Ohio has several with close to 20K students. It makes their wrestling programs far tougher than any 1A school ever could.
lol no in person high school in the country has 100k kids, none have 20k either. The one with 100k students you are referring to is an online school.
7:18
Is what you call Man vs child stregnth big bro vs little bro
I guess 3 time in 1A isn't the same as 3A. To be the best, you gotta beat the best.
In all fairness he beat who ended up winning it
@@jacebrown3230 not when it mattered the most
8:20
Anyone use a Granby Roll?
i love the trolls that talk about things they know nothing about. he ended his career 184-5 with 151 pins . averaging 64 seconds a per pin. he chased the toughest competition, bunping up and down. he messed up and he paid for it. he stopped training like he should have and he stopped preparing the way he was trained. wininng state championship 1st grade-11th. this will haunt our family for the rest of our life. did a simular thing in 8th grade finals of super 32. kids dont always listen and he could care less about titles and records. being his dad i like the records and numbers. outside of the one match he set himself up to lose in the semis. he was 8-1 @state with 6 pins amd 2 techfalls without giving up a single point. so if you think he can't wrestle, you need to find a new sport to watch.
I really hope you don't say things like "this will haunt our family for the rest of our lives" to your son.... Cause geez... That's ridiculously harsh.
Like, did YOU ever win 4, 3, 2, ANY individual state wrestling titles in high school?
Maybe try not making your kid's success about you? 🤷
Head to Iowa city guys!
You are a horrible, horrible father and human being. The better wrestler on this day won, that is what competition is about. No one wins them all. Hopefully your son never has contact with you again after he leaves home.
You’re the real reason he lost you’ve been up the kids azz since he was a little kid. I could just imagine you as a kid you were probably bullied and definitely sucked at sports so you wanted to relive your youth through your son. Pathetic how you said this loss will haunt your family for the rest of your lives. I’m pretty sure it’s only your life. After your kid eventually grows up and moves away from you he’ll forget about this match. To be blatantly honest, your son is just a good wrestler at best. The only reason he’s a 3x state champ is because he was in 1A looking at other 3x ers around the country especially in the toughest states Max would be lucky to just place
Why do you think he ended up in a bad position? Was he trying to be too aggressive or do you think he was tired and just got a little sloppy at the wrong time? Did the other kid win the state title? The Hemstead kid will forever tell the story about how he beat the guy who was a 3x state champ. The only thing better than that is being the guy who was a 3x state champ. Don’t let the one loss haunt you, let all of the other wins fill you with pride. I can tell it does and you’re a proud dad. Congrats on all of the success.
Dude, find some headgear that you can keep on.
Wow
Stalling on top just hanging on
Yeah, because Max wouldn't have done the same thing - what are you 12?
wow
That did not look like any 3-timer I’ve ever watched. The 3-timers going to become 4-timers in Oklahoma such as Dallas Bailey, Ian Fish, and many others were DOMINANT.
tbf he wasn't a 3 timer at that division. 2 divisions lower than that and it showed. Started off very strong and then got mopped. Looked like he was pinned in 2 different moves.
You haven't watched enough then. There are plenty of Wrestlers who come in as Freshmen(or 7th graders, 8th graders) and are elite and they don't improve. Meanwhile, there's that state qualifier who keeps getting better.
There are huge upsets every year. I remember when the #1 Wrestler in the Country, Destin McCauley was beat by Robbie Fischer. A guy who should have gone 6 for 6 both individually and in team titles. A kid who moved up a weight class as an 8th grader so Apple Valley could move ANOTHER 7th grader into the lineup and he could win a title at 103.
So if it can happen in Iowa, Minnesota, Ohio, Penn...it can sure as shit happen in Oklahoma.
@@scourge8097 True. That's why the wrestle the matches and don't just look at the match-ups on paper. Anybody can be beat any given day.
He pinned the kid in the first period earlier this year. I bet he figured it would go similarly and blew out the gas tank
@@gabeholben413 yeah he was cranking HARD for a while on top so might have just wore himself out.
Poor match management
1A LOL
is a 3A guy beating a 1A guy really an upset? Not really
You could have a headline that's a little less revealing....
then you wouldnt have watched it... nor would have i
You could learn how search engines and headlines work.
The winner was kind of a poor sport. Dude tried to shake your hand and you could not have been a terrible winner.
3 x state champ…. Not impressed
Kinda looked dirty
This looked like a JV match
BS, I used to wrestle back in the 1960ties, and I never seen such bad scoring until this 21st. century. Maximus was up 9 to zero after the second period. All scoring is so horrific these days it is turning me off from watching wrestling.
Magayna out of shape. Maybe shudda got a haircut and gone down a weight.
Bad miss. MM was stuck. This was NOT “unbelievable “!!! MM is and has been over rated.
Head butting and elbowing him in the back of the head seemed a little insult to injury
3 time state champs don’t get tired trust me I know
everyone gets tired
Dude folded like a pretzel in the 3rd. Even after fighting off his back to tie the match, he just laid over. Pathetic effort.
That kid is a 3 timer no way
Moi? 3-6.junior high.