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GFY 104 I can go 2 bingo 2day PBP Commentary |
This TWGC bout is 1 fifteen minute round in the super heavyweight division. Introducing today's competitors. In the red corner, competing out of Las Vegas, with a TWGC record of 20 wins and 40 losses; Walter Wiener! And in the blue corner, fighting out of Las Vegas, with a TWGC record of 2 wins and 16 losses; The Emotionally Unavailable Cowboy!
The judges for this bout are Timothy Bukovac, Don Winkell and Percy O'Donnell.
The official calls the fighters to the middle and the contest is under way.
Cowboy wants to clinch.
Wiener wants to take advantage of his opponent's missed offense by moving into the clinch.
Wiener circles away from the clinch attempt.
Cowboy is looking for a takedown here. He's shot in and has managed to get it, finishing up in Wiener's half guard. Score +2 for takedown into guard / half guard: Wiener (0) vs (2) Cowboy
Cowboy is looking for a kimura. It's going to be difficult to finish that from half guard though and Wiener defends it well.
Wiener won't allow Cowboy to pass to mount.
We've had a slow start to the round here - hopefully the action picks up.
Wiener works his way to full guard. Good work.
Cowboy tries to free his leg and advance position but Wiener is retaining full guard.
That's one minute gone in the round.
Wiener working for submissions but it's allowed Cowboy to get to half guard.
Wiener preventing any damage for now, controlling his opponent's head.
Cowboy sitting and controlling from the half guard.
Cowboy trying to control the action but Wiener is working from the bottom.
Cowboy is looking to stall here but Wiener recovers full guard.
That's two minutes gone in the round.
Wiener trying to keep a closed guard but Cowboy is proving a slippery customer.
Cowboy passes into half guard.
Wiener moves his hips nicely and gets into full guard.
Wiener trying to keep a closed guard but Cowboy is proving a slippery customer.
Cowboy trying to control the position from guard on top but Wiener is wriggling around, looking for whatever he can.
That's three minutes gone in the round.
Cowboy trying to pass the guard but can't manage it just yet.
Cowboy slips nicely into half guard.
Wiener is looking for a sweep. Cowboy is wise to his cunning plan and keeps the top position.
The fighters are starting to perspire pretty heavily.
Cowboy keeping composed on the top, looking to control the action.
Cowboy wants to pass the guard but Wiener is defending well.
Wiener is staying active underneath Cowboy, who seems content to just control the action from this position.
Wiener manages to get to full guard.
Wiener will need to keep those long limbs tucked in whilst he's on the ground, to prevent any submissions.
That's four minutes gone in the round.
Wiener is trying to keep Cowboy in close.
Cowboy has gone for a leg lock! Wiener slips out almost immediately though and dives into Cowboy's guard. Score +2 for sweep to guard / half guard: Wiener (2) vs (2) Cowboy
The fighters are tangled up in the ropes here. We might need a restart if the fighters can't break free themselves.
Wiener postures up.
Wiener wants to control from the top but Cowboy keeps moving.
Wiener thinks about going for a leg but decides against it, in order to maintain the position.
That's five minutes gone in the round.
Wiener looking to control the position here, rather than advance.
Cowboy trying to keep a closed guard but Wiener is proving a slippery customer.
Wiener looking to pass the guard.
Cowboy is avoiding any damage by keeping wrist control.
Wiener really does look like a pencil wearing a pair of gloves. Let's hope he has a gameplan to suit that ridiculous body shape.
Cowboy working a defensive guard but Wiener passes into half guard.
That's six minutes gone in the round.
Wiener is trying to work for a kimura. This could be trouble! No, Cowboy has managed to free his arm - good work.
Wiener is looking for a kimura here.
Wiener is thinking about going for an arm triangle but he can't free his leg.
We get told so often about how wrestlers don't like to be on their backs. Let's see if Cowboy can do anything to dispel that myth.
Cowboy trying to control but Wiener postures up.
Wiener wants to lay and pray for a moment but Cowboy keeps working.
That's seven minutes gone in the round.
Cowboy moves his hips nicely and gets into full guard.
Cowboy is trying to control the position but Wiener postures up.
Cowboy has his foot on Wiener's thigh. He's trying to push off and get in position for a triangle, I think. Wiener works his way back into a safe position though.
Wiener slips nicely into half guard.
Wiener is thinking about going for an arm triangle but he can't free his leg.
Wiener is working for a kimura but Cowboy is defending it quite comfortably.
That's eight minutes gone in the round.
Wiener is trying for a guillotine from the top but the pressure isn't in the right place so Cowboy is just riding it out for now. Wiener eventually gives up the hold.
Wiener wants to lay and pray for a moment but Cowboy keeps working.
Cowboy trying to control from the bottom.
Cowboy wants to improve his position but Wiener is controlling well.
That's nine minutes gone in the round.
Cowboy has no desire to be mounted, so is trying to control. Wiener is working away from the top position though.
Cowboy is trying to control but Wiener passes into side control!
Score +3 for passing guard: Wiener (5) vs (2) Cowboy
Wiener looking for an arm triangle but it's way too loose to do anything.
Wiener is trying to get an arm triangle but Cowboy is defending well.
Cowboy sneaks back into half guard.
That's ten minutes gone in the round.
Wiener wants to free his trapped foot but Cowboy is holding on for dear life with his legs.
Cowboy manages to get to full guard.
Wiener trying to pass the guard but can't manage it just yet.
Wiener got a little sloppy there for a moment and Cowboy has worked his way into a loose triangle - can he finish it?! No, Wiener has managed to get both his arms back between Cowboy's legs - danger averted.
Cowboy working a defensive guard here.
Wiener tries to free his leg and advance position but Cowboy is retaining full guard.
That's eleven minutes gone in the round.
Wiener trying to control but Cowboy is working from the bottom.
Cowboy is avoiding any damage by keeping wrist control.
Wiener pressing down on his opponent's thigh, looking to pass guard. Cowboy is keeping the position for now.
Cowboy controls Wiener momentarily but Wiener frees himself.
Wiener wants to control from the top but Cowboy keeps moving.
Cowboy has his foot on Wiener's thigh. He's trying to push off and get in position for a triangle, I think. Wiener works his way back into a safe position though.
That's twelve minutes gone in the round.
Wiener won't allow Cowboy to sweep him here.
Wiener controls from within his opponent's guard.
Cowboy keeping full guard, as Wiener tries to pass.
Wiener trying to control but Cowboy is working from the bottom.
Wiener trying to pass the guard but can't manage it just yet.
Cowboy controlling Wiener's posture.
That's thirteen minutes gone in the round.
Cowboy not looking particularly offensive just at the moment.
Cowboy lands a beautiful sweep and he's now moved into his opponent's guard. Score +2 for sweep to guard / half guard: Wiener (5) vs (4) Cowboy
Cowboy postures up.
Wiener is working actively off his back, looking to secure an arm or perhaps work for a triangle.
Cowboy wants to control from the top but Wiener keeps moving.
Cowboy wants to pass the guard but Wiener is keeping the position.
That's fourteen minutes gone in the round.
Cowboy wants to control from the top but Wiener keeps moving.
Cowboy pushing down on Wiener's thigh, trying to pass to half guard. He's managed it... Nice work.
Cowboy sitting and controlling from the half guard.
Boooooooooooooooooooo!!! God, this has been a terrible round. Come on you two, sort yourselves out!
Cowboy is looking to advance position but Wiener won't allow it.
And that's the end of the fight!
Wiener takes the fight on points by 5 to 4.
An out of breath Walter Wiener thanked his loyal fans in his post fight interview, giving them credit for his success over the course of his career. |
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