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Post by Bob Brown on May 10, 2012 14:50:07 GMT -5
I think its going to the Hook which IMO Zoloev will have a slight leverage advantage. However it will come down to endurance. I think Todd's endurance and his hitting ability will give him the edge. I see this match going either way. To close to call but I would put a little money on Todd.
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Post by Florian Kellersmann on May 11, 2012 10:05:07 GMT -5
Thanks for your answer, Bob!
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Post by Michael Phaup on May 11, 2012 14:34:49 GMT -5
Ok, so Larratt and Pushkar are FINALLY meeting and they are only pulling LEFT handed?!?!?! There must me a a logical reason for this that I am not getting. Anyways, as much as I am rooting for devon to win, I think Pushkar will take this one 4-2.
Really looking forward to Michael and Arsen. It will be very interesting. I think Arsen will sneak in a win or two, but Michael will still come out on top with his endurance. Because once he stops Arsen's hit, its over.
Todd and Zoloev will be very interesting as well. Im rooting for Todd but my gut is going with Zoloev. I believe the match will go into a hook all but one time, and Zoloev IMO is a tad stronger in a hook. Zoloev 5-1
Can't really say much about the Jerry Ferit, since I haven't really seen Ferit pull lately and don't know what kind of shape he's in, so i'm gonna wing it. Jerry 5-1
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Post by Johnny Edwards on May 11, 2012 23:52:49 GMT -5
Since Devon and Pushkar is left handed. I will say Pushkar 6-0 I could be wrong but I just think since Travis still beat Devon that Pushkar will definitely beat Devon left. Unless Devon has made a lot of improvement. I'll be rooting for Devon though.
I think Mike Todd will beat Arsen very very easily 6-0 I mean Pushkar CRUSHED Arsen and Mike Todd just almost played around with Pushkar with his lock move he has.
Im going to go with Hutchings 4-2. I think Hutchings is going to surprise people and be a tad bit strong than Zoloev.
I am really unsure on Jerry and Ferit. I say if Ferit is anywheres near his shape like he was in 06 then he will beat Jerry. Im going to say 4-2 but Jerry could also end up winning 6-0 it just depends on how they pull.
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Post by Johnny Edwards on May 11, 2012 23:54:05 GMT -5
Oh and I think Hutchings has better endurance. He was and endurance freak. He just gets stronger and stronger the longer the match goes. Especially if your pulling in his move. I would be shocked if that match didn't go into a hook.
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Post by Arturo Garcia on May 12, 2012 9:12:53 GMT -5
Even in Ferit's "bad shape" what is the worst he has finished at the big tourneys he's entered in recent years? 2nd or 3rd? or has he lost to many others besides Pushkar?
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Post by Alper Cosar on May 12, 2012 10:00:49 GMT -5
I think its going to the Hook which IMO Zoloev will have a slight leverage advantage. However it will come down to endurance. I think Todd's endurance and his hitting ability will give him the edge. I see this match going either way. To close to call but I would put a little money on Todd. Keep in mind that zoloev beat rustam in hook. So if it turns all the way in zoloevs arm is not going anywhere. Todd needs to use his part of the table with a crazy side pressure to not let zoloev get all the way inside his forearm and biceps.
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Post by Josh Handeland on May 12, 2012 13:37:34 GMT -5
Even in Ferit's "bad shape" what is the worst he has finished at the big tourneys he's entered in recent years? 2nd or 3rd? or has he lost to many others besides Pushkar? He took 3rd right handed at last years World's. Gadzimurat Omarov (2nd) beat him pretty easily and Sergei Patrikeev actually pulled him over pretty convincingly twice inside but fouled both times so Ferit won the match. Not sure if Jerry and Patrikeev pulled at Nemiroff or not and if they did, how the match went?
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Post by Tiberiu Mihalcea on May 13, 2012 10:22:37 GMT -5
Ferit Osmanli is pulling -110 kg class at Europeans this week. So, I assume he is not in the greatest shape of his life. JMO...
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