Hey everybody this is a very special podcast very special Saturday afternoon

podcast we're watching an old fight from 1954 that's supposed to be a pro

wrestling match with Gary Tonin one of the best Jiu Jitsu artists in America today

one of the hot young fucking killers of grappling and of course my brother Eddie Bravo.

Yo, Y'Hala and we're watching this video that we found, all of us found this on the underground,

someone posted it, I'll have to give the dude props, I forget his name, but it's Kimura,

the guy who the shoulder lock, the Kimura was named after because he used it on

Aleo Gracie back in the, what was that, like the 40s or something like that?

Man, I don't know. I don't know what I don't know. Well this is

in 1962 I would would know. It was a long-ass time ago.

Point point being he he was he did some pro wrestling and he did a pro wrestling match with this

guy I think I'm saying this right Rikido Rikido's on I hope I'm saying that right I'm just

reading I never heard anybody say it that's a big Japanese he's huge he's huge and

this and this match starts out like this starts out a pro wrestling match where they're like, you know, they're like doing a bunch of stuff.

They're kind of allowing each other to push each other around and there somewhere in the match it becomes like a war and the big dude

right there kick to the balls look at this oh right hand and this this just turns into a fight.

This is 100% of fight now.

Oh, yeah.

He's looking around panicking.

He's going on.

He's panicking, he tries to quench, and this is real now.

This is a real single. Like, he fucked up. Look the referee says don't do that. Boom he punches him in the face. He's poking him in the eyes. Kicks him. Wait for this though. This gets even crazier. Look at this.

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