East Vs West 25 Results | Vitaly Laletin Vs Alizhan Muratov | Kamil Jablonski Vs Georgi Tsvetkov

The prelims started off with 3 best of 3 matches and wins for Alex Kosadze of Georgia representing Canada, Dania Roman of Kazakhstan and Ukraine's The Manifestor Oleksandr Taliatnik. Vladislav Skrasovskis vs Artem Popov. The next match of the prelims was best of 5 where Latvian Vlad the Destroyer Skrasovskis controlled Artem Popov from the very first ready go and registered a dominating victory over the Ukrainian. Vladislav Skrasovskis is your winner in this one with a strong 3-0 score. Vala Ichkety vs Tim Talmadge. The next match of the prelims was a banger. The weight cut took a toll on Georgian Vala Ichkety and he lost the first round pretty easily. He put up a little fight in the second but lost that one on fouls. In the third round as well, Vala looked strong but Tim took his hand in the end and pressed his way towards a fantastic victory of West over East. USA's Tim Talmadge is your winner in this amazing battle with a score of 3-0. Ryan Ballenger vs Zurab Tabvaridze. Georgia took a revenge from America in the last match and the main event of the prelims. Zurab Tabvaridze was literally too strong for Ryan and dominated his hook throughout the three rounds. He registered a pretty comfortable victory and continued his streak. Zurab Tabvaridze tamed the Bull Ballenger and wins this one 3-0. Gabriela Vesconcelos vs Irina Drayava. Irina Drayava showed a fighter's spirit and put up a great fight but Gabi is a world champion 34 times for a reason. Gabriela dominated Irina from the and despite her showing some control, Gabi overpowered her and won this one with a 3-0 domination. Adam Wawrzonski vs Nurdulat Ayderhan. Nurdulat lost the first round on fouls but took control of Adam's hit in the second and flash pinned him outside of the strap. The same thing happened in the third with another flash pin for Nurdulat. Adam showed a champion's comeback and pushed Nurdulat into fouls one more time winning the fourth round. The last round began with false starts and fouls from both the athletes and in the end, Wawrzonski won the match with a 3-2 hard fought battle. Paul Lin vs Eldar Bubenko. Eldar Bubenko took Paul's wrist from the beginning and won the first two rounds pretty easily. Bubenko committed a foul in the but still managed to top roll the white orc's wrist and win the match. Eldar Bubenko is your winner in this one with a 3-0 domination. Daniel Prokopchuk vs Vachagan Hovhanisyan. Vachagan bailed out easily from Daniel's grip in the first but lost the round after Daniel dragged his hook straight to the pin pad. The second round ended up the same way with an easy pin for Prokopchuk inside the hook. Third and fourth rounds ended the same way and in the end, Daniel Prokopchuk defeated Vachagan Hovhanisyan to retain his left hand wall title. Daniel wins this one with an easy 4-0 victory. Nugo Chikadze vs Krasimir Kosadinov. Krasimir proved once again why he is the ultimate overlord of a hook battle. Nugo couldn't do much against the Bulgarian and lost the first two rounds pretty easily. In the third round, Krasimir forced Nugo into a hook and after a little fight, the Georgian bulldog got pinned convincingly. Krasimir Kosadinov is your winner in this one with a 3-0 victory. Ibrahim Sagov vs Jordan Sonev. Krasimir so wanted his fellow countrymen and training partner Jordan Sonev to win alongside him but Ibrahim Sagov's press was on another level. Jordan tried to stop Sagov's surge but failed every time. Ibrahim pressed his way towards victory in another banger of a battle. Ibrahim Sagov wins this one with a 3-0 victory. Oleg Zok vs Luka Shenadze. Young Luka Shenadze is pretty good for his age but he proved to be a no match against the defending champion Oleg the freak Zok. Oleg was in complete control throughout the whole match and dominated Luka in every aspect on the table. Luka put up a great fight but he is pretty far from beating Oleg. Oleg Zok won this one 4-0 and defended his title successfully. Kamil Gieblonski vs Georgi Svetkov. Kamil came in so strong for this match that he pressed Georgi in the first round without the strap. Svetkov stopped Kamil in the second and made him commit a foul but Kamil's patience paid off and Georgi fouled as well. In the end, Kamil's shoulder crossed the center again and he lost the second round on fouls. The third round was a classic flop vs top roll battle and Georgi won this one by dragging Kamil out of his press and pinning him comfortably. The next round was a battle of kings move as both the athletes went under the table but Kamil somehow came victorious in this one. Kamil went under the table again in the fifth round but ended up committing a foul. In the end, pressed Georgi down to win one more round. The sixth round also went to Kamil as he pinned Georgi with a press. Kamil the golden dragon Gieblonski is your winner in this one with a 4-2 score. Vitaly Lalatin vs Alizhan Muratov. Muratov's dream of becoming a super heavyweight champion came crashing down as Vitaly destroyed Alizhan with a clean top roll in the first round. The second round was even easier for the Russian giant as he flash pinned the Kazakh in that one. Vitaly took Alizhan's wrist in the third and flash pinned him again. Vitaly let Alizhan set his hook in the fourth round but still was able to flash pin him straight to the pad. Vitaly Lalatin defended his left-hand title successfully against the giant killer Alizhan Muratov and became victorious in this one with a dominating 4-0 victory. If you like my content and love armwrestling, then like, share and subscribe. Keep healthy, keep hustling. This is Nitin Vats, signing off.