Sunnyside’s #9 Carlos Stanton used a barrel roll to counter a double leg ride. 🤷‍♂️

[@jsville2023]

This worked because he was able to create enough separation after the roll to turn into him.

[@thunderboltpenetrator8498]

That used to be my move 😳
I couldn't be ridden ...to the day!!!

[@owdawg8625]

Whats it called

[@breeves.]

He hit it at the perfe time too, when the kid grabbed his wrist.

[@robertnewell4054]

Is this from The Doc B Tournament? That’s definitely Clovis High
Wrestling Room

[@Mrboomstick173]

Yea

[@PeterSchulert]

All the time

[@bb4810]

The hand control makes it. Otherwise he’s getting put in his back.

[@VOLLEYBALL_IS_MY_PERSONALITY]

That’s just what me and my team call a BBR😭

[@Capn_FTB]

Hit what? This is exactly how you defend a boot right away or when they ride high…

[@Gymthingz]

Wish I was told this

[@richardhoskins6549]

That’s the Sunnyside “slick roll’ better known as “Carlito’s Way” warning. Don’t try this at home.

[@csc3857]

Andonian special

[@markminor1038]

Guy didn't know how to ride properly and why this could happen. Bad top position

[@zekegaeta9169]

The only reason why it worked is because he had wrist control. If he didn’t this would have put him flat on his back. So don’t don’t this move if your opponent knows it’s coming

[@widehead1234]

You can only hit this if he is riding to high

[@markminor1038]

Exactly right. Top position was terrible