keylock=americana, but what Puder did was neither. Keylock/americana the arm breaks the other way. This was the Kimura. It's WWE though so the announcers get a pass. Although, if you're going to know the term keylock, you should probably also know the term kimura, and the differences of the two.
Hands up if you remember Daniel Puder's shitty self promoting posts on the UG. The 10ers will never really understand.
LOL. Weird guy.
It was a weird time. There were a lot less fighters, this is before everybody was an "mma fighter", and it was on the big stage. It was huge at the time
FatChrist Magic - He won the game show that year and was welcomed into the WWE by Hardcore Holly who beat the everlasting shit out of him.
Was he the guy that ate like 50 chops from Holly, Benoit, and someone else(Eddie?) in the Royal Rumble?
The Daniel Puder Beating Was Allegedly Retribution
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The 2005 Rumble match started off rather memorably, as Chris Benoit, Eddie Guerrero, and Hardcore Holly took to teeing off on Tough Enough winner Daniel Puder with a barrage of stinging chops. Puder didn’t get one offensive move in, before being the first elimination of the match.
It was pretty clear that it was a case of veterans having a little bit of fun with “the new guy”, but it apparently extended beyond just rookie hazing. According to Holly, Puder was traveling with Jimmy Yang at that point, and Yang told Holly that Puder was calling his own buddies to brag about “beating” Holly in house show matches, acting like the wins were legitimate. Holly felt that Puder needed a bit of deflating.
At a house show match in Chicago four weeks before the Rumble, Holly claims he chopped Puder “black and bloody”, as a means of putting him in his place. The Rumble confrontation was more of the same, with Benoit and Guerrero more than happy to assist in breaking the rookie’s purported ego.
keylock=americana, but what Puder did was neither. Keylock/americana the arm breaks the other way. This was the Kimura. It's WWE though so the announcers get a pass. Although, if you're going to know the term keylock, you should probably also know the term kimura, and the differences of the two.
I tore my rotator cuff as a white belt going for a kimura like that. I was such a dumbass trying to lift the guy up from there and felt the tear.
I never go for a kimura from guard anymore, but I love it from the top half or side control, I’ll sacrifice position because there’s so much leverage. Even considered naming my child (middle name) Kimura because of how much I fell in love with the move. Still reliable even when I’m out of shape.