U15 Kash Long (USA) vs Christian Warner (RSA) 52kg. Freestyle boys youth wrestling.
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What a speedy match! I watch it in slow motion to analyse fast moves. Great camerawork too.
That’s me in the red lol
Thanks for comment! You’re a great wrestler :)
HAPPY CANADA 🇨🇦 DAY!!!
5:36 Nice one!
What is nice
@@Drizzy-gn1xc What isn’t nice? 😉
@@poethammer I don’t know what is nice that’s me
The Ref guy looks like my Neighbor
Those to guys are like Spit Fire Fast
wonder if they train together seems they know each others moves like the German Teams
Great Match
Ambos han realizado una buena calidad de lucha Greco-romana. Bastante pareja.
RSA is abbreviation for which country? Perhaps South Africa?
Thanks for comment! South Africa!
Kash is quality! ❤
Excellent match ❤
It's not a good show of sportsmanship and resorted to a bit of street thuggery in the end.
I Live in Indiana US what a disappointment in the US wrestler Poor Sportsmanship
I don't know if the American wrestler would have shown his disappointment and anger in Bloomington as he did thousands of miles away in Estonia. He is still a young "kid" who is learning and sometimes makes mistakes. I would not publicly label him as a "poor" sportsman since college recruiters may see this video. I would privately explain what he did wrong and, for this match, give him a mulligan.
@@fwilliamcony28 No, there are things called consequences and anyone at any age needs to be held accountable. Your mentality is exactly why we have so many spoiled, entitled, naive and immature people in this world. I hope a college recruiter sees this video and I hope this disgusting poor sport loses opportunities due to his behavior.
@@kendrahansen1175 Just what are the consequences of an athlete displaying his emotions of disappointment for a failing performance? We see it among pro athletes as well as amateurs in college and high school. Let the punishment fit the crime. He may not have displayed the best manners on the court, but he is not a habitual offender. Otherwise, he would not be on his team and selected to play overseas. He knows he embarrassed himself and team, but he deserves a second chance to better handle a defeat in the future. The notion that he should be denied a college scholarship to further his education and wrestle in the NCAA for this one incident is simply too extreme and that kind of punishment does not fit the crime.
@@fwilliamcony28 I cannot believe how ignorant your question is but I will go ahead and state the obvious since it is clear that you are delusional. The consequences of being a sore loser or otherwise displaying poor sportsmanship is that you disgrace yourself, your team and your country. You show others (including colleges) that you are immature, selfish and rude. The consequences are that you do not advance to higher levels in the sport, your team drops you and you become known as an unprofessional jerk. If you can't see that then you have bigger problems that no one here can help with. Your punishment fitting the crime nonsense is ridiculous and you obviously do not believe in consequences and accountability. I would never let my children or grandchildren be coached, taught or mentored by ANYONE like you.
The guy in white pulls to the left just like me jeje
I’m the guy in white what does that mean
@@Drizzy-gn1xc It means that we pull to the same side😅
@@ishma8 idk what that means
@@Drizzy-gn1xc To the left, to the right, left right left is a military/ROTC term used for marching in cadence, but I don't see soldiers marching. lol
@@fwilliamcony28 okay ya idk
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Nice one
Typical US wrestler ( I'm a US Citizen ) we have no discipline at the end of a match no matter if we won or loss, as they do in europe. Stand there and accept the situation as a good sportsman
It's sad to see for sure. I live in the US and I can say that not all are like this. I've seen a lot of matches with very good sportsmanship but you are correct, it is not as common as it is in Europe.
umm what are you talking about? I have seen MANY situation where EuRope, they throw a fit so STOP
@@J_Thomas24 Yes it is, and eUrOpE is not a country, so things differ everywhere
@@Georgewashington-o7m You mabe correct I only know what I have seen. I do feel the referee is the one that needs to command the sportmanship
@@J_Thomas24 These young wrestlers are not professional athletes, they are amateur "kids" who often display their emotions in an inappropriate manner (some cry and others show anger). They are still learning the art of good sportsmanship. I think it's ok for wrestlers, however, to know what fans think after observing their conduct. It's part of their learning experience.