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“I Can Hear Jim Ross From Here”: Outrageous Move by BJJ Competitor Power Bombing Opponent in Viral Clip Leaves Fans Disgusted Over Bad Sportsmanship

Published 07/04/2023, 2:49 AM EDT

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A viral clip shared on Twitter by SpinningBackfist has sent shockwaves through the combat sports community, leaving fans shocked. The video has drawn comparisons to the hardcore wrestling matches of WWE’s glory days, eliciting an enthusiastic response from fans. The video has sparked comparisons to WWE’s hardcore wrestling matches during its glory days, generating excitement among fans. Simultaneously, it has raised concerns about the current direction of BJJ tournaments.

Fans were quick to recognize the skillful execution of the move and couldn’t help but reference legendary wrestler Kevin Nash. However, the powerbomb, a staple in professional wrestling, has made its way into the MMA ring, too, delivering equally terrifying and breathtaking moments.

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In the realm of BJJ tournaments, where intense grappling matches are the norm, this recent incident has pushed the boundaries.

Fans flooded the comments section, expressing their surprise and admiration for the competitor’s composure,

 

stating that they would have immediately resorted to physical aggression in response to such a move.

 

The technique used in the powerbomb drew praise, with UFC fighter, Terrance McKinney, explicitly mentioning Kevin Nash, acknowledging his legacy as a master of this maneuver.

 

Fans humorously wondered if the competitor had yelled for his partner to bring in the tables, alluding to the famous catchphrase of the Dudley Boyz.

 

The atmosphere was becoming reminiscent of ECW’s wild and unpredictable matches, which were notorious for their extreme and often dangerous stunts.

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Some fans even imagined the commentary of Jim Ross, a legendary WWE announcer, narrating the thrilling moment: “Bah gawd, he tossed him through the table!

While other fans were quick to point out that they needed an alternate angle for an optimal viewing experience

 

The ‘Powerbomb’ heard around the world

However, for long-time MMA enthusiasts, this was not the first instance of a powerbomb being unleashed in the ring. Those familiar with the history of the sport recalled an iconic moment that reverberated around the world during a PRIDE FC event. Quentin “Rampage” Jackson, known for his explosive fighting style, found himself ensnared in a triangle choke by Ricardo Arona near the edge of the ring.

In a display of typical Rampage bravado, he did not employ a technical defense to counter the submission. Instead, he decided to hoist his opponent into the air and forcefully slam him into the mat. The maneuver resembled the Batista Bomb, a variation of the powerbomb. Arona was instantly knocked out, sealing Rampage’s victory in spectacular fashion.

While the sport of mixed martial arts prioritizes technical prowess and strategic approaches, these occasional nods to the world of professional wrestling provide moments of pure excitement for fans, showcasing the diverse influences that permeate combat sports.

As memories of previous instances, such as Rampage Jackson’s powerbomb in PRIDE FC, resurface, the integration of pro-wrestling moves in MMA continues to create memorable and exhilarating moments for fans to cherish!

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Dushyant Patni is a UFC writer at EssentiallySports. He fell in love with MMA at the tender age of fourteen and his appreciation for the craft has led him to become a practitioner, too. With a master's degree in English and an extensive background as a writer and editor, he uses his technical ability to articulate the nuances of the sport.
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