Fighter Denies Glove Touch, Gets Choked Out Seconds Later
Street Beefs backyard ring. A red-haired fighter steps forward for the glove touch. His opponent fakes it and throws a kick instead. The ginger doesn't flinch. He just gets to work.
He shoots in fast and lifts his opponent clean off the ground. Mid-air, he could spike him headfirst into the dirt. Instead he pulls back and lays him down gently on his stomach. That's when he takes the back. Hooks in, arm under the chin, body triangle locked tight.
The choke sinks deeper. The opponent's hands search for an escape that isn't there. His body starts going limp. He taps frantically at the last possible second, milliseconds before the lights go out. The red-haired fighter releases immediately.
He checks on the guy who just disrespected him at the glove touch. No ego, no trash talk, just pure technique and class. How many fighters show that kind of restraint after being kicked during a handshake?
He shoots in fast and lifts his opponent clean off the ground. Mid-air, he could spike him headfirst into the dirt. Instead he pulls back and lays him down gently on his stomach. That's when he takes the back. Hooks in, arm under the chin, body triangle locked tight.
The choke sinks deeper. The opponent's hands search for an escape that isn't there. His body starts going limp. He taps frantically at the last possible second, milliseconds before the lights go out. The red-haired fighter releases immediately.
He checks on the guy who just disrespected him at the glove touch. No ego, no trash talk, just pure technique and class. How many fighters show that kind of restraint after being kicked during a handshake?
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