Devon avenged him, along with Matt Mask and Dave Chaffee

you damn right. Devon made it look easy@@deVeresd.Kfz.1515

​@@deVeresd.Kfz.1515nah devon's probably fell in love with Ermes after how ermes beat jerry

@@Sohailhgfggggh6 OPANA!

@@deVeresd.Kfz.1515 sad biceps noices

He was suffering from constipation here

He started questioning his entire existence🤣🤣

Yeah how Ermes responds to this setback will say a lot about his mental fortitude. I hope he returns smarter and stronger

complegely correct comment

Actually denis has beaten him quite easily in his prime days

Arm on arm he is right there with devon

​@@Mayank_11111what ??

Has studied also for devon 😉😉, you all will surprised from him

​@@matty19701no surprise here, it would be more surprising if Ermes actually loses to anyone

Tell me if it is possible to use the moments from the video?

​@@matty19701im suprised 😂😂😂😂 devon murdered him

Be humble man

Jerry washed up Fatorette

he put him in his place , jerry isn't going anywhere

@@elielahoud3531… what does this mean?

@@BearGryllsSpoofs what he means is, just because Ermes destroyed Jerry, doesn’t mean Jerry is finished. At this point, losing to Ermes is like losing to Levan, it doesn’t really count. You take your best shot at the top guys to see if you’re even close to their level. Jerry is not, however he is still in the conversation for Top 5 in the world. I’m sure his next match will be the winner of Vitaly and Revaz.

@@jameslane9267I agree. Jerry only lost to ermes which is def fine. He’s pretty much number one right now so there’s no shame into losing to him.

Lmao

They are going to have to make a no talking rule during ref grip

The assertiveness and relentless dominance of Ermes both in the set up and in the fight is a perfect example of an absolute chad.

@@adamjohnson672very stupid idea. im glad you are not a ref lol

NPC arm wrestling be like:

I agree, it's actually pretty cool.

Agree, we want this for every pin every match!

And the level Devon is on

Yeah same, the sport really needs this kind of people who bring something new onto the table

It’s *ermes my fren

​@@supernova4867Its *Ermes my frend

​@@supernova4867if you write Ermes in English it translates to Hermes in Italian. I think both are acceptable

Same strategy? I don't think so...

@@bmad1386 given how Genadi destroyed him inside I don't see how Ermes could not do more damage

when vs Devon? Where is the date of the match?

this didnt age well

@@vladgligor7846 indeed , quite schoked, I love both but Devon won it quite surprisingly easy

He actually says don't move to Jerry in the second round as well. Also the first round was a ref's grip which was why he closed them like that. The other rounds were the grips taken by the athletes.

@@silkywilky7913 every round should have been like the third round

​@@maxde7043I think the third round was the only one that the ref didn't close them. Is the problem you're having is the ref saying 'don't move'?

@@silkywilky7913 no man the point is only AFTER both hands are closed, whether in ref grip or not, he should say "don't move, go". Can't change every round

@@maxde7043 Maybe. I suppose you should want somewhere where you can give opinions on referee's and how they should all collectively start the match. I agree Engin should have a forum that could relay these types of feedback to the event's style. For now, you can only be mad at the ref.

Да да конечно. Ведь антибиотики способны забрать всю силу связок и мышц годы тренировок и технику😂😂😂😂.

I dont think anyone, including Devon, things he can win, its all just hype which benefits views and his own betting app etc.

Are you still really this slow? The refs helped Genadi win twice. Round 1, they made Devon pull for 40 seconds and then fouled him to tire him out, and let Genadi have a massive erection. Then, Genadi pulls Devon off the pad on purpose to foul him out. Genadi should've lost either through two fouls, or if they didn't foul Devon, it would've been over in a minute for Genadi. Round 4, Devon nearly pins Genadi and Genadi purposefully moves his arm off the pad, which would've been fouling himself in a losing position, therefore Devon wins 3-2. Without referee bias, it would've been 3-0 or 3-1 for Devon. The refs almost never told Genadi to position his shoulders, but told Devon to position his.

Yeah well, Devon just steamrolled Ermes like a baby-back bitch. 😂🤣 3-0

​@@DeceniumNope. Devon couldn't work out leading up to Genadi and made strategic errors. Even then the refs had to steal a round to avoid the sweep. Now we see what a healthy focused Devon can do!

​@@Deceniumwell... What do you think now???

Yep. If you don't give him an inside hook battle or let him sit on his wrist he just can't hang.

Now next step: be as strong as Ermes. Good luck

He never beat anyone fast even if he's dominant

@@pagalladka9809 Yes he has you noob.. . You are just too brainwashed to even notice that you were manipulated.

Yeah well, he just beat Ermes in similar fashion. That wasn’t even close. Devon took that Italian Stallion to Derby School. 😂 *Incoming*: Excuses.

​@@EDCPride😂😂😂

John Brzenk practiced with Devon 8 months after Levan and couldn't do a thing. It made him contemplate retirement but he realized Devon had just leveled up significantly. Jerry's not in his class anymore

Jerry=Pneumonia industrial press

​@@GioCTRL Lolol

Both are pneumatic needle 💉 pressers too

Ermes specifically took away his pronation every round

No Devon will destroy Ermes

​@@LagiaArmnot even a joke lol

It's not looking good for him

If the strength is similar you can have a match.. Else no.. devon struggled with Prudnik (watch 1st round vs him) and with Genadi.. dave played for money he was 50% the dave that faced Ermes... No doubt he is gonna get destroyed

​@@lucazds I mean jokes aside Devon will be infinitely more difficult than Jerry dude

Pardon? You were saying? 😂🤣 What’s your excuses now? Lmfaoo…

Devon kept competing after tearing his bicep and critics think those rounds are proof it wasn't close. Levan and Ermes quit because of oxygen and a pumped up arm. The old man's got a warrior spirit the youngbloods lack

Hmmm so what's your excuse now?

There's quite a big gap between Devon and Jerry now.

people say whatever. Ermes is the one arm wrestler I see approaching the sport like a UFC pro or Boxing pro would, personal trainer, customized match plan, data driven weight lift (Hutchings is also good at this and keeps detailed logs of his training)

Ermes is just more explosive and has more physical strength, what it has to do with table IQ?

​​@@wisepalaz You must be new here. The hand control and strategy showed high table iq. He didnt let jerry slip by holding him low to the wrist, than with explosiveness he flashpinned the shit out of him. He knows you cant let Jerry slip nor let him stop you or you are in for a long match. Thats definition of having high IQ. Hell, he didnt let him go to the straps at all.

@@IlNamelessKinglI Lol. I've been Armwrestling for a decade. You don't even understand it, Ermes was just too fast and strong for Jerry. It's like saying Levan has more table IQ than Devon because he tore his bicep.

​@@wisepalaz Let alone "armwrestling for a decade" I seriously doubt you even put your arm on an armwrestling table. Evident from what you're saying

yep, dont do the reaction speed/time thing, just set up the hands, hold! and count down so everyone is on the level of when the pushing can start....the game has to change really

He did show up like this. Devon was just too strong

R[1]. This has the tendency to create fouls. Imagine, as soon as you start the countdown at 3, athletes will start to change their grip to get advantage. They are guaranteed 2 more counts to adjust before go. In the three count leadup, athletes can also micro-initate, prompting their opponent to move to try to counter the feel of a different resistance in the grip. Basically there is too much distraction that can happen and too much jostling that could happen from when the ref is happy with the grip. Not every 3 count will be perfectly regular and the athlete or their competitor might complain that the countdown was rushed at some point and therefore they 'missed' the start. If you wanted to argue over a replay, then you would have to judge two things: movement/hand position before the go, and a 'fair' intervaling of the referee's count. Having the simple 'one count', or (GO), will help you to review replays, as they will tend toward having less pre-emptive starts timed by the athletes. You can focus on movement/handposition alone.

@@silkywilky7913 No, it elemenates cheating and false starts. If you change your grip it is a warning/foul. If you do start earlier, it is a warning/foul. Imo it will reduce cheating a lot. In many many matches you notice how an Armwrestler can´t start how it should be, because it is completely luck sometimes. A countdown would be the same for everyone. The rhythmical part is important. The speed not so. As long you can predict the Go, all it correctly. If you do 3.. 2...... 1..... Go! it would be wrong. It should be 3... 2... 1... Go! all the time. What we have now is the worse. Even more bad than a bad countdown.

Young people have faster reflex. Jerry was not fast enough for Ermes. Simple has that. I agree that they need to put some kind of countdown like every speed related sport. I think that "Don't move", "Ready", "Go" is correct because it gives some kind of tempo.

@@Da-iken R[2]. Rhythm is a direct consequence of speed. Whenever have you heard music that when the speed changes, the rhythm stays the same? You are introducing more hardships onto the referee. They already have three main things to look for before starting the match. They are looking for center table, no moving, and 'fair' hand position. If they deem these things true then they will start the match. Now let's add the fourth: the countdown. Even though everything is correct to start right now, I will now need to start the countdown. (This will add to the length of the matches approximately 3 seconds for every time the countdown is interrupted.) I have started the count and now must continue in a proper way without changing rhythm, and I have to verify that no one has moved from the current (already achieved starting position) until my countdown finishes, ensuring the first three qualifiers over an extended amount of time. It actually sounds harder to me. You also have made the referee potentially more liable for an incorrect start even if they succesfully had a fair count but did not catch/call a foul or adjustment in that time.

It is not 3 seconds, you will count it way faster, but in a rhythm where you can clearly catch the "Go". Imo it is not hard or anything like that. The Armwrestlers also learn to stay, otherwise they will go into fouls and lose. Also the Armwrestlers can more "relaxe", because they know when the starts comes. But actually not. That´s the reason why it is so hard to get the positions right before the start. They try to get the best, because they don´t know when it starts exactly. @@silkywilky7913