Car Jitsu Friday Night Fights Featuring Cole Owens vs Groundshark
Car jiu-jitsu. Cole Owens unbuckles, jumps out, circles around to the back door. Groundshark's still strapped in the driver's seat when Owens slides into the rear and reaches over the headrest. Seatbelt grip locked in. The choke's coming.
Groundshark tucks his chin, fights the hands, tries to strip that top grip. Owens adjusts, threading his arm through the gap between headrest and seat. He's pulling hard, looking for the neck. The car's tight quarters work both ways. Groundshark turns his body, facing back now, killing the angle.
They're nose to nose through the seats. Owens keeps pulling him toward the rear. Groundshark tries getting his legs over the console for guard, but Owens drops heavy pressure. Pins the legs down. No room to move, no space to work.
The clip ends with Owens on top, Groundshark pinned between the driver's seat and the footwell. How does anyone escape when the cage is a sedan? And who thought fighting in a car was a good idea?
Groundshark tucks his chin, fights the hands, tries to strip that top grip. Owens adjusts, threading his arm through the gap between headrest and seat. He's pulling hard, looking for the neck. The car's tight quarters work both ways. Groundshark turns his body, facing back now, killing the angle.
They're nose to nose through the seats. Owens keeps pulling him toward the rear. Groundshark tries getting his legs over the console for guard, but Owens drops heavy pressure. Pins the legs down. No room to move, no space to work.
The clip ends with Owens on top, Groundshark pinned between the driver's seat and the footwell. How does anyone escape when the cage is a sedan? And who thought fighting in a car was a good idea?
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