Joshua Sheppard Folkstyle you don’t get the excitement of 5 point throws and you can also stall your ASS off in folk! This wouldn’t have been an ending sequence if Ryan wasn’t caught off guard. Lastly if folkstyle was a superior style I think the whole world would argue with you and there would be petitions all over the place.
I would like to see folk style add major throws but other than that it’s far superior. And stalling your ass off?? That’s all bottom position is in freestyle. You literally do your best to do nothing. Maybe they could come up with a combination of the two to make it all around better for viewers and wrestlers ישו מציל
@@slimmachado5405 I agree. It’s a torn meniscus or acl waiting to happen. BUT I guess when you get taken down, there’s a certain way or technique to put your legs in to not get wrapped together and Ryan did NOT do that. He had to go with the turns or his knees would’ve been torn to shreds.
I admire combat sports of all forms, but most of my experience comes from the striking aspect of martial arts. Can someone explain to me what just happened in terms of point scoring? Is a technical takedown when your knees hit the ground a certain number of times or am I missing something else?
If I remember right it counts as a takedown when you get there knees on the mat which is 2 points, so the initial takedown was 2 points, and then four rolls where each time his knees touched the mat is another 8 points so 10 total points 10-0 that's game over. Theres more to it but that's basically what happened
Actually when he rolls him with the leg lace it’s not about his knees touching, but he exposed his back which is 2 points and he rolled him on it four times.
He had to or else his knees would’ve been torn to shreds. Ryan gave up his ankles real quick to dean and that’s what you’re NOT supposed to do. No fault from Ryan though. I would also roll with it if it mean not getting my ACL torn lol. It’s very dangerous when they have your knees like that.
@@Happycamper808 100% grappling a wrestler who knows how to control and put pressure on is no fun at all. subs are great but the grind and control of a wrestler is soul crushing. In saying that I hate watching wrestling, simply because of its point scoring system. Would love to learn it though.
I agree folkstyle is the best. You actually have to show absolute control to end a match in 18 seconds. Guys who are best folkstyle do the best in MMA.
Nah folk style is lame. when you can have 6-4 matches after one guy has scored 3 takedowns and the other guy hasn’t even taken a shot your scoring system needs work.
@@hasanagic96 Its a freestyle and Greco thing. Folk style wrestling has back points which the ref counts to 2 for 2 points and if he counts to 5 its 3 points.
Actually, once you get going it’s pretty hard to stop so the best option would to just go with it look up Anthony ashnault vs James green and you can see why it’s better to go with it
makes him look like a chump even though he's world-class. Insane.
I'm always amazed to see these quick wins at high levels. It's like a chess grandmaster beating another grandmaster in 15 moves.
There is levels to this stuff...
Obviously, the 2 people who disliked this video are Ryan Deakin's parents.
No just think that freestyle is ridiculous. For this to be a match ending sequence is pussy shit. The world should wrestle folk style
Joshua Sheppard Folkstyle you don’t get the excitement of 5 point throws and you can also stall your ASS off in folk! This wouldn’t have been an ending sequence if Ryan wasn’t caught off guard. Lastly if folkstyle was a superior style I think the whole world would argue with you and there would be petitions all over the place.
I would like to see folk style add major throws but other than that it’s far superior. And stalling your ass off?? That’s all bottom position is in freestyle. You literally do your best to do nothing. Maybe they could come up with a combination of the two to make it all around better for viewers and wrestlers ישו מציל
That insane. Especially against a wrestler like Ryan deakin
To be honest Ryan just seems like a place holder to me although I’ll give him his props for being raised during nolf season
Dusty Kuntz he ends up getting beat out by better talent
@@earlygraduate702 Honestly theres a legitimate argument to be made that Ryan deakin is just as good as Jason nolf was his senior year.
Antai Davis I would love to see that argument
@@earlygraduate702 he beat hidlay who arguably should have beaten nolf at nationals
The beauty of freestyle
It's hard to stop the leglace when it's locked in. You start getting turned it's over
I L Man fuck leg laces,I wouldn’t mind if they made that shit illegal.
@@slimmachado5405 I agree. It’s a torn meniscus or acl waiting to happen. BUT I guess when you get taken down, there’s a certain way or technique to put your legs in to not get wrapped together and Ryan did NOT do that. He had to go with the turns or his knees would’ve been torn to shreds.
Ryan deakin is a great wrestler too wow
i've been watching wrestling on and off for the last couple years with no experience in it myself. had no idea you could score points like that.
Just in freestyle, for exposure
2 for the takedown and then two every time his back is exposed to the mat
I admire combat sports of all forms, but most of my experience comes from the striking aspect of martial arts.
Can someone explain to me what just happened in terms of point scoring?
Is a technical takedown when your knees hit the ground a certain number of times or am I missing something else?
If I remember right it counts as a takedown when you get there knees on the mat which is 2 points, so the initial takedown was 2 points, and then four rolls where each time his knees touched the mat is another 8 points so 10 total points 10-0 that's game over. Theres more to it but that's basically what happened
@@andrewlemeshewsky9414 thank you so much. I appreciate that you took the time to explain it to me.
@@WisdomCat2198 no problem bro
Actually when he rolls him with the leg lace it’s not about his knees touching, but he exposed his back which is 2 points and he rolled him on it four times.
This shows how dominant James green is
Wow points for rolling a guy. Lol
He’d probably tech you in two seconds
This is also a different style so any exposure is 2. there is a lot of technique and strength that one needs to have as well to do this
Jerry is ignorant . LOL
Yeah it's wrestling.
Massacre! 🔥 🤼♂️
That was nasty lol
Wow.
Savage
Deacon got a lot better in 2020. I bet he’ll be a more solid contender at 70kg going forward.
Who are even these guys
Damn!!!
To be honest, I've always thought scoring that particular move like that was stupid.
it looked to me like deakin was rolling with him on intentionally?! He obviously didn’t, but it sure does look like it.
Caleb Aduddell once you start getting rolled like that you either have to go with it or fuck up your knees real bad
i guess you could say he did roll with him then, haha.
He had to or else his knees would’ve been torn to shreds. Ryan gave up his ankles real quick to dean and that’s what you’re NOT supposed to do. No fault from Ryan though. I would also roll with it if it mean not getting my ACL torn lol. It’s very dangerous when they have your knees like that.
I don't understand wrestling ruleset, rolling give you points?
@@sauceyethan oh, don't need to actually touch the mat? So each turn exposed the back to the mat once. Thanks.
something's wrong with the rules when you can bounce a guy on his butt across the mat and rack all those points. It's just a silly points game.
have you not seen freestyle wrestling in the past? just curious, that's how the rules work, don't get caught haha
Very nice, impressive. Lets see him against some Iranians😗
Imaginé this happening to you :|
And he’s a better grappler? This sport is bizarre submission grappling is better
maybe for the uneducated cheap low brow consumer with no experience or knowledge.
Jujitsu and wrestling are two completely different worlds, you need both to be a “well rounded” grappler
He got a take down and then turned him against his will 4 times, so yes I'd say he's a better grappler.
@@Happycamper808 100% grappling a wrestler who knows how to control and put pressure on is no fun at all. subs are great but the grind and control of a wrestler is soul crushing. In saying that I hate watching wrestling, simply because of its point scoring system. Would love to learn it though.
This is why Free Style is lame.
I agree folkstyle is the best. You actually have to show absolute control to end a match in 18 seconds. Guys who are best folkstyle do the best in MMA.
Michael Dunn not true at all. Dc and Triple C who are by far one of the best ufc wrestlers are both know for their crazy freestyle back ground.
Michael Dunn huh?? GSP, Khabib, Jon, and Henry. No folkstyle.
Nah folk style is lame. when you can have 6-4 matches after one guy has scored 3 takedowns and the other guy hasn’t even taken a shot your scoring system needs work.
john doe khabib is from Russia there is no folksyle in Russia.
Can you do that in Highschool Folkstyle?
Nope
You could but it wouldn't score you any points. Still its nice to have a good leg lace even if you are mostly a folk style wrestler.
Dunno wrestling rules, why does spinning ur opponent like that score points?
Back exposure is 2 points. So every rotation exposes shoulder blades to mat.
@@danielwaldron9406 fair enough
@@hasanagic96 Its a freestyle and Greco thing. Folk style wrestling has back points which the ref counts to 2 for 2 points and if he counts to 5 its 3 points.
Also you are controlling your opponent
Highly offensive 😒
Looks like Deakin gave up. Smdh
Actually, once you get going it’s pretty hard to stop so the best option would to just go with it look up Anthony ashnault vs James green and you can see why it’s better to go with it