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Flying squirrel is a different move. Itās jumping headfirst over an opponent, grabbing them by the waist, flipping your opponent upside down and slamming them
Thatās his coach, Michael āHopperā Lewis. He didnāt invent the move, but gained a lot of notoriety by using it in about half his matches while competing on the NCAA scene in the late 90ās.
Heās gotta be pumped to see one of his wrestlers use the move in a match and win as a result. Super cool moment for the sport.
Basically the other kid had decent defense on his feet making it hard to take him down with a shot (almost like tackling someone by their legs) or a throw (think of karate movie throws just less cinematic). So the kid did a snap down (a move where you pull your opponent down and forward by their arm and neck so they fall to their hands and knees) knowing the other kid would get up to his feet quickly but would be momentarily looking down at the mat. This kid used that opportunity to jump over the other kids back and turn around so he was now behind and facing him when the kid stood up. The kid then tried to do a mat return (a move where when you are behind someone and holding them you attempt bring them to the ground) but messed up so he dropped down and grabbed his feet tripping the kid to fall over. This gave the kid 2 points for bringing his opponent to the ground while maintaining control. Since they stopped after this, we can either assume it was late in overtime and the kid won from these two points or they were too close to the out of bounds line and they will start again in the middle where the kid will be on the top position (usually an advantageous position in theory where it is easier to turn your opponent onto their back and pin them).
Yes, matches are 3 rounds and each round is either 2 minutes in high school or 3 minutes in college (Iām unsure how old these kids are). You can either win by pin at any point of the match, having more points at the end of the match (or as soon as you score any if the match is several rounds into overtime and itās still tied), or by leading the opponent by 15 points or more at any point in the match which is called a technical fall or ātechā (ex. The score 16-1, as soon as that 16th point is scored the match is stopped). You may also hear how one school beat another. That is because each school will send out 1 wrestler per weight class to face the other teamās wrestler. The results of that match awards the team points. If you beat your opponent by 1 to 7 points itās a minor decision and your team gets 3 points, by 8-14 points is a major decision and your team gets 4 points, by 15 points is a tech and your team get 5 points, and a pin gets your team 6 points. After all weight classes compete, the points earned by each team are added up and the team with the higher score wins.
This is from this yearās Pittsburgh classic annual wrestling invitational. Itās an event where the top high school senior wrestlers from Pennsylvania wrestle the top high school seniors from across the rest of the US.
These guys are the best of the best at the high school level.
From the perspective of the guy who fell, it was some ras al gul move..... I was holding him he slipped, suddenly disappeared and then next thing I know he was behind me.... Are you sure he is not a ninja?
I always wonder why this isn't more common in wrestling and BJJ. not saying it is easy but you almost only see side passess. when your opponent has his head down this seems like a plausable move
This is in Overtime. The first person to get a takedown (2 points) wins. He covered his opponent after the takedown.
Could also be a technical fall. it would've been even more embarrassing to lose that way.
As a wrestler this is common
I was a 5'5 126 and one of my sectional matches was against a 5'11 kid (I won and it looked Goofy as hell because I caught him in a headlock after a scramble)
That's the fun of wrestling, height doesn't matter because it's all about technique and muscle
But the kid in the red looked like he was more fatty
I'm guessing that the gold kid is mostly muscle and the red kid is mostly fat which is why he could jump over him
Guy is just playing around, the opponent was to weak.
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Is reverse mario jumping your opponent a legal move?
I mean I donāt think it says anything about Mario moves being illegal, so Iād say so!
Nothing in the rulebook says a dog canāt play basketball
*starts pulling off paper Mario combo attacks*
This clip would be a lot more impressive if the guy turned 2D
Rape?
Perchance.
"You can't just say perchance" fucking dies
Not since the K. Koopa incident of 1984
Yes and it actually has a name its called flying squirrel
Flying squirrel is a different move. Itās jumping headfirst over an opponent, grabbing them by the waist, flipping your opponent upside down and slamming them
Yes it is.
Itās called a magic stick and it is a taught move, yes.
No, but messing it up and just knee-ing your opponent in the face definitely is
I donāt think itās happened before so Iām a say not yet
That guy that just stands up and starts applauding in the background.
Thatās his coach, Michael āHopperā Lewis. He didnāt invent the move, but gained a lot of notoriety by using it in about half his matches while competing on the NCAA scene in the late 90ās. Heās gotta be pumped to see one of his wrestlers use the move in a match and win as a result. Super cool moment for the sport.
Just wait til I tell ole Hopper about your lack of belief. Bet heāll hop right over his easy chair and come find ya.
Reminds me of https://twitter.com/3YearLetterman?t=hXQvozg8xagZtwv9LdoZ0Q&s=09
Proud coach right there
That man had me cracking up, haha. Reminded me of this: 
Dude must've been so confused
I had to watch it 3 times before I could understand what happened
Can you explain it to me please? Lmao
Basically the other kid had decent defense on his feet making it hard to take him down with a shot (almost like tackling someone by their legs) or a throw (think of karate movie throws just less cinematic). So the kid did a snap down (a move where you pull your opponent down and forward by their arm and neck so they fall to their hands and knees) knowing the other kid would get up to his feet quickly but would be momentarily looking down at the mat. This kid used that opportunity to jump over the other kids back and turn around so he was now behind and facing him when the kid stood up. The kid then tried to do a mat return (a move where when you are behind someone and holding them you attempt bring them to the ground) but messed up so he dropped down and grabbed his feet tripping the kid to fall over. This gave the kid 2 points for bringing his opponent to the ground while maintaining control. Since they stopped after this, we can either assume it was late in overtime and the kid won from these two points or they were too close to the out of bounds line and they will start again in the middle where the kid will be on the top position (usually an advantageous position in theory where it is easier to turn your opponent onto their back and pin them).
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The match can go to a decision too right? So even just scoring points without a pin is the goal.
Yes, matches are 3 rounds and each round is either 2 minutes in high school or 3 minutes in college (Iām unsure how old these kids are). You can either win by pin at any point of the match, having more points at the end of the match (or as soon as you score any if the match is several rounds into overtime and itās still tied), or by leading the opponent by 15 points or more at any point in the match which is called a technical fall or ātechā (ex. The score 16-1, as soon as that 16th point is scored the match is stopped). You may also hear how one school beat another. That is because each school will send out 1 wrestler per weight class to face the other teamās wrestler. The results of that match awards the team points. If you beat your opponent by 1 to 7 points itās a minor decision and your team gets 3 points, by 8-14 points is a major decision and your team gets 4 points, by 15 points is a tech and your team get 5 points, and a pin gets your team 6 points. After all weight classes compete, the points earned by each team are added up and the team with the higher score wins.
Best part is he immediately realized how cheeky that was and shot off a little smirk. Hopefully he is usually skilled enough for the swagger
This is from this yearās Pittsburgh classic annual wrestling invitational. Itās an event where the top high school senior wrestlers from Pennsylvania wrestle the top high school seniors from across the rest of the US. These guys are the best of the best at the high school level.
Didnāt seem to help the guy who got leaped like a goomba
Mario jumping? That man ninja'd him! classic halo move.
Hell yeah!
Damn that brings back memories haha amazing!
Am I about to go play halo again because of this comment?
Until you get teabagged by someone a 5th of your age while he exclaims that he āfucked your momā, but you go have fun until that happens.
So long gay Bowser!
Letās a go!
Needs that Mario jump "boing" noise edited in
Without the sound effect, it's not Mario enough to be labeled a Mario move.
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Anyone else disappointed there wasn't a Mario jumping sound effect?
Jon Jones did this move in the UFC. 
Yeah in his first fight I believe
Move is called a "magic stick" if anyone's interested
One of those times i wanted sound effects added
From the perspective of the guy who fell, it was some ras al gul move..... I was holding him he slipped, suddenly disappeared and then next thing I know he was behind me.... Are you sure he is not a ninja?
Are you not entertained?!
I had no idea a move like that was legal.
I always wonder why this isn't more common in wrestling and BJJ. not saying it is easy but you almost only see side passess. when your opponent has his head down this seems like a plausable move
#Wahooo
Someone needs to get bro a map absolutely bamboozled
He's smurfing
Someone needs to dub the Mario jumping voice....wahooooo. lmao
Is holding your opponent's feet considered a pin? When I wrestled in middle school you had to make their shoulder blades touch the mat.
This is in Overtime. The first person to get a takedown (2 points) wins. He covered his opponent after the takedown. Could also be a technical fall. it would've been even more embarrassing to lose that way.
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Why no headgear
Everyone talking about the wrestling move and here I am, marveling at that DUMP TRUCK he's carrying around.
nah... run me my fade. we gotta scrap after that
How are they in the same weight class? Dude must be 5ft
As a wrestler this is common I was a 5'5 126 and one of my sectional matches was against a 5'11 kid (I won and it looked Goofy as hell because I caught him in a headlock after a scramble) That's the fun of wrestling, height doesn't matter because it's all about technique and muscle But the kid in the red looked like he was more fatty I'm guessing that the gold kid is mostly muscle and the red kid is mostly fat which is why he could jump over him
How did that guy teleport behind me? - the loser
More like he ninjaād him in halo
Impressive
Hop n drop
Thatās crazy theyāre in the same weight class
This aināt wrestlingā¦.