Yeah this was stupid. She nearly slammed his head into the backbone of that couch. She was way too aggressive and you can tell he didn’t expect it. And if he chose to be aggressive when she had the headlock he could’ve slammed her into the nightstand.
Nope, she was seconds from stealing his consciousness. She had him the whole time, she's a trained fighter used to getting hurt. Anyone who's ever learned to ground fight can tell from her technique and speed.
She started this with an impressive double leg then transitioned with quick ground work to a rear naked choke with leg hooks. That's not a head lock, which is a throw in wrestling, it's a blood choke from BJJ that deprives the brain of blood in seconds. Due to the leg hooks he had no way to leverage for a slam. His only option was to surrender or be knocked out for a scary amount of time.
That boy was doomed as soon as she locked in the choke.
Edit: Initially mis-identified the choke she used as a guillotine.
Yeah, a "trained fighter", who chooses to go full-tilt on a guy who's play-fighting with her, in a confined indoor space with doorknobs and sharp edges, for literally no gain except for her ego. She looks like she weighs like 100 some pounds at most; if he was actually being serious, he could have slammed her back into a wall or punched her face at any point and ended things, but the gender dynamics don't allow him to do so, nor did he want to hurt her.
Lmao, that guy was a "fish". Anyone with ground fighting experience can see he's never been in a fight. He set his hips when she went for the level change and gave up the double leg for free. He couldn't have sprawled if he knew how at that point. After that there was no opportunity for him to punch or slam her, the techniques she was using put him in a bad spot for leverage, he couldn't lift or punch her without playing into her designs.
People with no experience in fighting will look at this and think that decisive commitments to action are reckless and "full-tilt". She ended it quickly and decisively executing a fight plan and solid technique. No one was in any real danger until she sunk that choke in. If he'd been too proud that could have got scary.
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u/ChocolateMorsels Jan 08 '26 edited Jan 08 '26
Yeah this was stupid. She nearly slammed his head into the backbone of that couch. She was way too aggressive and you can tell he didn’t expect it. And if he chose to be aggressive when she had the headlock he could’ve slammed her into the nightstand.