A freakishly strong 8 yr old wrestler puts all the others to shame some how, watch as he tosses them like chew toys....
YouTube - 8-Year-Old Amazing huge Power Wrestling Champ
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03-06-2011
A freakishly strong 8 yr old wrestler puts all the others to shame some how, watch as he tosses them like chew toys....
YouTube - 8-Year-Old Amazing huge Power Wrestling Champ
03-06-2011
Eh, he just beats other kids. If he beat an adult or a bear I would be impressed.
Originally Posted by W-Body Store
03-06-2011
soooooo, 8 yr old kids aint supposed to throw around other kids like that, they drag them down.
Last edited by IR II IP IDEATH; 03-06-2011 at 05:22 PM.
03-07-2011
its all in the haircut
03-07-2011
That kid is pretty good. He has some pretty good technique. The move that he used around the 2 min mark is actually illegal though.
03-07-2011
Not impressed. But they had a series on tv a while back about this kid who had a strength gene. Was doing pullups when he was in kindergarten.
03-07-2011
thats not strength, thats called being explosive and knowing what you are doing. im not impressed with his strength but i am super impressed with his technique and awareness. kids going places
03-07-2011
I am not really too impressed either. He is just quick and explosive. He goes for it and if it doesn't work he anticipates something to do next. If he used the same technique when he gets in high school it really wouldn't do much in my opinion.
03-07-2011
Its all about the technique and how quick he is.
03-07-2011
theres billions of people on earth, and one 8 year old surprises you?
lol, go outside.
03-07-2011
He does use alot of throws and headlocks but he also hits some good takedowns and a nice switch in their too. He has some pretty nice technique.
03-09-2011
Anyone seen the legless guy wrestle? He's a beast, can't pin a guy with no legs.
03-09-2011
I'm impressed. I was a wrestler and I didn't see a ton of high school wrestlers with that good of technique.
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