i really dont wanna compare saitiev to tsargush

but what i do see in tsargush is that he is good at reading a match,.
different fro a murtazaliev from who i think is pleasure to watch and explosive

tsargush is a wrestler who makes a balance on what will make him win, i dont like it.


but still somehow this match reminded me of slay and saitiev

american powerhouse versus a russian more technical and balanced wrestler.

this burroughs guy has really nice technique and wretling character.


he brakes all taboes on how to wrestle and bla bla he just wrestles.

i still remember this forum being all interested in how russians train etc.
this guy demonstrated that everything is possible.!

i dont consider tsargush very technical, i think hes dirty, a cheat, and overall a terrible champion to represent the 74kg weight class, Murtazaliev was indeed a pleasure to watch, especially in this close match: Heskett vs Murtazaliev - YouTube

Saitiev is the prime example on a technical wrestler, but i believe burroughs is a great champion to be had in the world, an his style almost reminds of the brands brothers, not with what moves he did, but how he would just keep coming for more an more redardless the score, also he has no ground game

I've done more Tsargush bashing on this site than anyone, but the guy was/is good. Strong as an ox. Great balance and positioning. Great scrambler, especially defensively. Doesn't matter if you call it "technical" or something else (although I heard FILA gave him their "most technical" award last year?) Tsargush frustrates my precicely because he is so good, and still choses to stall and cheap-shot his opponents when he could win straight-up if he wanted.

I was also a Murtazaliev fan. My dream final for the Olympics next year is Burroughs vs a rejuvinated Murta- what a match taht would be!

Hey Jensen...what do you think about the match up now?

Jensen, Jensen, Jensen...what you say about post #5? :P