Triangle Choke Puts Bigger Fighter to Sleep Fast

A smaller fighter in underwear faces a much bigger opponent outdoors. The bigger man moves in, tries using his size advantage. The smaller fighter stays calm, controls distance. They clinch. The bigger guy thinks his weight will win this. He's wrong.

The smaller fighter pulls guard, locks his legs around the bigger man's neck. Triangle choke position secures tight. The bigger opponent's face turns red, then purple. He can't posture up, can't create space. His arms trapped, his breathing cut off. He tries pushing but the angle is wrong.

The choke sinks deeper. The bigger man's movements slow down, get weaker. His eyes start rolling. The smaller fighter holds pressure, doesn't let up. The bigger opponent goes limp, drops forward. Sleep comes fast.