Imar's Achilles was always that he had NO gastank. He was so used to muscling guys all through high school. He was either gonna drop you in the first or his match was over.
"pressure" was not imar's weakness. And he never just gave up. If you made him work hard for three or four minutes his gastank was on E. Being well muscled is a blessing in wrestling for about four minutes. After that you're f'd.
I love watching the tough guy wrestler completely ego driven, walk onto the mat against Nolf, and watching Nolf as he deconstructs and scatters their soul into each corner of the mat, and when the buzzer or whistle ends the match, a shattered and forever broken version of his opponent stumbles off the mat.
Jason Nolf is outstanding. I know it’s early, and I know his weight-class is packed, but he will win a World Championship one day.
Indubidubly 🙂
Nolf is in a league of his own. The BEST of the best.
nolf is the king at scoring with 1 second left in the period
That was the strangest pin I've ever seen. Martinez seemed to just lie there and take the pin. Was he injured?
+TheTerryE Ik this is late but he entered that match thinking oh this kid is a scrub i dont have to give it my all and yea he was exhausted
+Donovan James I'm not even black dude stfu and get a life
TheTerryE yeah for a ncaa champ you'd think Martinez would bridge hard as fuck especially because he's so strong
Nate Williams
Instead he gives up. It’s clear here and at the NCAA finals this past March. One he’s on his back he has no fight in him.
Jrock and 2 years later he has beaten Jordan Burroughs
That was a bloody good scrap!
1:16 "and there it is" Lol ya Nolf with a quick finesse move for two on the Ncaa defending National Champion
right.... like he knew he was gonna counter him
5:34 this boy nolf got a concussion
Martinez was exhausted and gave up.
what would anyone do in that situation, your down 4 you have hundreds of people staring at you from the stand screaming, its must be terrifying.
Tinderboxfox wrestle still?
Beat 3X by a Penn St wrestler!
Nolf the Real Deal! Such amazing body position awareness.
"Tim, that was no fluke." I'd say that was a pretty prescient statement.
Imar's Achilles was always that he had NO gastank. He was so used to muscling guys all through high school. He was either gonna drop you in the first or his match was over.
Martinez gave up just like he did with Jospeh, it seems as if the pressure gets too heavy IMAR folds.
Sorta cause he did win back to back titles and four big ten titles so ehh
@@crimsonchin142 True, but like in really big moments when he’s the underdog he folds. I’ll be cheering for him at Oly Trials.
@@jt519 he was never the underdog in these matches tho so that doesn’t make sense
"pressure" was not imar's weakness. And he never just gave up. If you made him work hard for three or four minutes his gastank was on E. Being well muscled is a blessing in wrestling for about four minutes. After that you're f'd.
@@kenneth1755 True, I wrote this when I was 15-16, much older now and understand how body make up affects your performance. Just genetics.
Pinned by a PSU wrestler and then pinned by another PSU wrestler tonight for the national title!
Sooo sweeet ....
I love watching the tough guy wrestler completely ego driven, walk onto the mat against Nolf, and watching Nolf as he deconstructs and scatters their soul into each corner of the mat, and when the buzzer or whistle ends the match, a shattered and forever broken version of his opponent stumbles off the mat.
Is there a video showing this from a different angle? I want to know why martinez didnt bridge out
lilbromarky1 ya literally just search for that word for word
He wanted no more
Pablo Oliva Martinez had pneumonia, had been sick for a week.
zman man I know the coach, he was not sick! C'mon man !
he was trying to roll with nolfs ankle because they were in a scramble, but nolf hooked isiahs arm and caught him
Everyone surprised except for Nolf lol
"Great start for Jason nolf from kitni high school" what the fuck is kitni lol. Being from "Kittanning" I cringed so hard
Two premature calls in the first period.