Janis Amolins has decided to go up to fight the former welterweight champion in Budapest, Hungary on 24 October.
Janis has shown great Armwrestling whenever he has gotten an opportunity to prove his skills and experience but this time he is against an opponent that has been undefeated in EVW and KOTT for years in the welterweight division.
It’s a golden opportunity for Janis to become the top contender at the welterweight division which means an inevitable opportunity to fight for the belt. While for Samushia it’s a perfect time to start his winning streak at the division he has ruled for years and take back what has been his.
Samushia has beaten one of the finest toprollers in the welterweight division but this time he is against a master of the toproll, someone so good that he even forced Mindaugas Tarasaitis to flop press by taking his wrist.
The Jedi is not just a technical maniac but he is also incredibly strong in positions that matter to him and on top of that we can’t deny the fact that Janis is going to be the strongest and biggest he has ever been in the history of EVW.
How might this match go?
Janis’s low arm toproll has been super effective against anyone he has faced so far although he isn’t against a normal Armwrestler he is against a guy who has the most number of supermatches in the entire history of EVW along with the legend “no limits” Devon Larratt.
So many matches and so much dominance across so many matches is a clear indication of Samushia’s capacity to dominate on the Armwrestling table.
Janis is really good at taking his opponent’s wrist while Samushia’s gigantic hand makes it overwhelming for toprollers to deal with but even if someone does crack his wrist he is one of the very few Armwrestlers that can pull as hard as possible without his wrist.
So it’s not just about toprolling Samushia but having the horsepower to pin him.
But if Janis can crack his wrist early then he is going to bleed the former champion with every little adjustment and immense control. But can Janis do that 3 times without accumulating heavy wear and tear on his arm?
If yes then he is going to defeat the former champion. But if he fails to do so then it’s over for the Jedi.
Who do you think is going to….let us know in the comments.
