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3/5/2011 9:07:38 PM

He walks like a Lollipop Kid from the Wizard of Oz.

3/5/2011 11:40:23 PM

I pick him to beat fedor


But seriously I bet the kid will burnout

[Edited on March 5, 2011 at 11:43 PM. Reason : Fg]

3/5/2011 11:42:52 PM

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k_CAs3q7G48

He'll welcome you to Munckin Land with a half-nelson.

3/6/2011 11:07:45 AM

I see drugs, alcohol, and lots of talk about how he used to be the best wrestler in his age group in his future.

3/6/2011 1:35:20 PM

Quote :

"O'DOYLE RULES"

ahahahahahahaaa



But in all seriousness... Yes wrestling is pretty brutal but I have to give this kid credit for being so passionate. I don't know, it looked like he really wanted to be there. How is it any different from the kid who loves football and wants to grow up to be a lineman? I wish more kids these days would be as focused as this little guy. Just because he looks aggressive in the video doesn't mean he's an aggressive kid in general - we've only seen a little snippet of this kid's life. :\

[Edited on March 6, 2011 at 1:44 PM. Reason : .]

3/6/2011 1:44:11 PM

I bet he doesn't read very well and has trouble with math and cursive writing.

3/7/2011 6:55:52 AM

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"it's only a problem if your kid is a pussy, which is a direct reflection on his parents both passing on being a pussy then trying to live vicariously through the kid, hoping he'll somehow not be a pussy, and entering him into a sport where you have to be a man and assert yourself. nevermind the kid is unprepared to do such. this kinda parenting is for ymca sports leagues, not competitive ones. if a kid gets his ass beat, you tell him tears are unacceptable and either cut the suck or find something else to do. i picked up wrestling in high school and college but did taekwondo tournament fighting from the same age (5 or 6). i had the benefit of going 3 full years before I ever lost but when I did, and jesus christ i did (devastating knockout), there were no tears and sulking was unacceptable. nobody liked the kids that cried when you beat on em and it was a direct reflection on their parents."

3/7/2011 7:09:34 AM

like the other wrestlers in here said, his technique, knowledge of moves, strategy, footwork, and hand work/fighting are excellent - this isn't simply a case of strength. This kid is legitimately good. I just hope it isn't making him into a douche... success at a young age without some lessons from the parents can yield shitty people.

3/7/2011 7:24:37 AM

Has he ever lost? I wonder how he would take defeat...

3/7/2011 7:58:45 AM

Kid is definitely good for his age.

PS Wear some headgear.

3/7/2011 8:11:23 AM

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"Has he ever lost? I wonder how he would take defeat..."

Probably of a combination of spontaneously combusting and his dad beating him.

3/7/2011 8:19:56 AM

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"But in all seriousness... Yes wrestling is pretty brutal but I have to give this kid credit for being so passionate. I don't know, it looked like he really wanted to be there. How is it any different from the kid who loves football and wants to grow up to be a lineman? I wish more kids these days would be as focused as this little guy. Just because he looks aggressive in the video doesn't mean he's an aggressive kid in general - we've only seen a little snippet of this kid's life. :\"

I don't have anything against competitiveness--it's a good thing. Poor sportsmanship is usually indicative that someone is a d-bag in general, though. Remember this is the internet, where we judge people based on limited information

I also think it's weird that this is basically sanctioned kid-fighting.

3/7/2011 8:39:17 AM

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"How is it any different from the kid who loves football and wants to grow up to be a lineman?"

no kid wants to grow up to be a lineman, they all want to be skill players until they get too fat

3/7/2011 10:49:18 AM

3/7/2011 11:43:56 AM

stop it

3/7/2011 11:44:17 AM

IT'S STILL REAL TO ME DAMN IT

3/7/2011 1:33:49 PM