At first glance the smaller guy in this street fight looks as if he was about to bite off more than he could chew, but appearances can be deceiving.
The fight takes place in a deserted open-air car park and the smaller youth in the blue jeans already has his top off and is ready to throw down as his significantly taller rival in the black t-shirt and cream pants walks up to him.
With others watching from the sidelines, both youths immediately get to it, throwing caution to the wind by just winging rapid-fire shots at each other from close range.
If they had kept that up it was only a matter of time before someone either connected with a lucky shot, or they both gassed out.
However, that’s not how this story played out, as suddenly the smaller youth gets a body lock and takes his opponent down, landing nicely in full mount.
Black-shirt eats a few shirts as he struggles to find a way back to his feet, and eventually succeeds..
However, it’s mere seconds before the smaller guy moves in again, this time for a high double-leg takedown and slams his rival to the asphalt.
He’s only able to land a single punch this time before black-shirt is up once again.
However, black-shirt makes a foolish error of judgment by opting to just charge at his shirtless opponent, leading himself straight into another double-leg takedown.
The little guy is back in full mount again, but he doesn’t have much control on the ground and his opponent gets up rather easily.
This time when black-shirt stands he starts shouting at his opponent to throw hands rather than just wrestle.
For a moment the smaller guy obliges, leading to another frenzied toe-to-toe exchange, but then he thinks better of it and reaches for a standing guillotine choke instead.
Black-shirt has no answer for that and is left helplessly stuck in that position until some of his friends help him out by stepping in to break the two apart.
The taller youth still displayed some bravado afterwards and postured around like he still wanted to fight, but everyone watching knew that he’d been completely manhandled and humiliated by his significantly smaller rival.
So, there you have it – a perfect example of why you should never judge a book by it’s cover!
