Wrestling Turks 10-1-A

[Ramdariel]

there are griping bags inside the pants wrestler can try to use those to unbalance their opponent.

[Justmylukc]

why do they put there hands in each others pants?

[Pectoris4]

With so many great looking bare-chested wrestlers on the field, it must often be difficult to decide which match to choose for filming!

[markmarshall39]

2:52, on your right in the back, i wouldnt want to wrestle him!!

[Famemonster80]

Soooo hott!

[BBSrecords]

why did he put his hand in his paints?

[godefredys]

wonderful and too erotic

[MrIhateislam100]

muslim gay porn ? kinda hot

[caulfieldrye]

How does Turkish wrestling differ from the Greco-Roman style?

[MrEmretti]

@caulfieldrye not greeco roman ! they have stole wrestling of Etruscan people. Etruscan werent indo-iranic (europeans) people . etruscans were asiatic people . cuz of that they had also wrestling. all atlaic people have wrestling ( japanese,türks,mongols,tungus ) .

[juan18love]

exitante



[Fawk2099]

I bet this is twice as hard as normal wrestling since you are covered in oil. but why the hell was his hand down his pants?

[sashaq5]

weird

[Portlaoise50]

Would they accept an overseas press pass?

[studfullback]

I'm the varsity 189 pounder at my school for wrestling. Although this is very interesting, the wrestling is very sloppy. Is it against the rules in this sport to shoot takedowns?

[dsm1492]

@studfullback

Tackling is permitted, but seldom used. Turks

are less interested in technique or clever holds than in endurance. The sport evolved as a means of preparing the wrestler for actual combat. Thus more "anything goes" than freestyle or greco.

[arelsamil]

Turkish Power!!!!

[diegoloco69]

HOT!!

[Portlaoise50]

I will be going to next years event, can anyone let me know how close i can get to these guys? They are true muscle Gods.

[dsm1492]

The grandstands surround the entire field.

Unless you are a member of the press with a

field pass, you'd be smart to bring field glasses.

[Portlaoise50]

@dsm1492 Hi i bought a press pass in stambul. It worked thank you for your advice

[Fawk2099]

you cant be serious muscle godS?

[zaynzaynzayn]

strong guys. wrestling a little sloppy.

[dsm1492]

Try it with your body covered in olive oil sometime.

[g0ysorg]

The competition is a "time honored cover story". The inside social track of this is an opportunity for guys to hook up with other guys in "friendships with benefits". The dynamics of these male-bonds are obscured by the unrelated icons & stereotypes of the so-called "gay-male community". Most of the athletes would outright reject any association with such gender-bent stereotyped decadence. These intense male friendships are "g0y". G00GLE g0ys -spelled w. a zer0 to discover the major differences.

[flordeamor]

Hi - what does the dancing at the beginning of every fight mean?

I think they are modern gladiators!

[dsm1492]

It's based on Islamic ritual, a kind of "vision quest" while each man prepares to confront

his adversary. Each time they meet there is

another ritual, then the last time they shake

hands and wrestle.

[flordeamor]

Thank you dsm for all the information. I was deeply impressed by the yagli guresh at Kirkpinar two years ago. I've found some fights so cruel and that made me think about the history of Ottoman Empire. I mean - nothing bad - just as a costant tendency of masculinity domination in the way of thinking...

[dsm1492]

With so many matches going on, there are bound to be a few dirty fighters who want to slap their opponents around. What's amazes me (after filming twelve annual tournaments) is the high level of sportsmanship in general and the absence of fouls despite the freedom to "invade" the opponent's kispet.

[Qcumber]

Are you sure? I don't think Arabs have such rituals. These must have been already ancient at the advent of Islam. They must come straight from Central Asia.

[dsm1492]

This is a ritual of the warrior's quest.

They "wander" in search of the (pre-assigned)

opponent, they greet in the field three separate

times with different symbolic gestures, then

the fourth time they shake hands and lock up.

[burakkk55]

arkadaşlar biri şu yabancılara ingilizce olarak kısbeti anlatsın adamlar yanlış düşünüyor...

veya ayrıca kısbetle ilgili bir video koyun adamların kültürü belden aşağı ve ona göre düşünüyorlar...kısbetin içindeki bölmelerden bahseden bir video veya anlatım.

şimdiden teşekkürler...

[zebredpooding]

now i see why the pants are oiled, so they have an excuse to grab onto penis and butt cheeks. Thats GAY!!!!!!

[riyd67]

No its bloody HOT

[sasoriboy0825]

this is nice wrestrling

[blackstorm20]

really hard sport.

[Pectoris4]

This style of wrestling is really interesting. I noticed that a lot of the Turkish wrestlers have well developed upper bodies from regular wrestling practice. They also are not afraid to show them off by competing barechested, unlike the USA, where we have hangups about no shirts.

[treymuscle]

great to see wrestling traditions from other nations

[wrestlerwayne]

Thanks for posting. Nice video; their style is very different from American folkstyle. Do they win just by getting the turn and exposing their opponent's back?

[dsm1492]

That is one way to win, yes, by exposing your opponent's navel to the sky, but there are these other ways: by lifting him compleely off the ground and walking five paces; by making him submit from exhaustion; by the "suffocation" pin and then turning him over; by yanking his kispet below his butt; by a "sudden death" overtime; by referee's call due to poor sportsmanship.

[kadarthom]

I think by yanking your opponent's kispet below his butt is probably the best way to win. I would definitely yank my opponent's kispet all the way down to his ankle.

[Pectoris4]

@wrestlerwayne Yes, turning your opponent onto his back is the way to victory. The wrestler does not have to get the other guy in a pinning hold to win, as in other styles of wrestling.

[alnilguy195]

damn r they all wearing leather pants??

[dsm1492]

This match fought at Sakarya tournament.

Some of the others were Edirne Kirkpinar.

More of Yavuz to come in #12.

[mhhhhh12345]

just awesome. please post more.

[dsm1492]

We got back from Turkey today, shot two

great tournaments there. Will soon have

more to post.

[mhhhhh12345]

cool. could one of them be kirkpinar by any chance? I'm from Turkey and i couldnt even watch the event on tv.

[dsm1492]

Most of our uploads are shot at Kirkpinar, Edirne. This one was at Sakarya.

[poseidonajiop]

verry nice

[zackmusclewrestler]

this is just awesome