Human Weapon - MMA - Triangle Choke

Gunslinger in a triangle choke hold you dont only choke on the head u also lock on the arm so the opponent is trapped tight on ur body and legs

This triangle choke does pose that danger, as well as being picked up and slammed, search up "proper triangle" a few of us tested it, you can't bite, eye gouge, or attack the groin. very rare you'd end up in a position to do the triangle on the street but it is possible

thats not the undertakers move the undertakes move is a gogoplata and its not even causing pain

haha, the undertaker? watch some real fighting kid.

In a street fight situation, the andrenal gland is pumping out so much adrenaline, that a relatively superficial wound like a bite like that, wont inflict much pain. so more than likely the defender can continue to apply the hold and render the attacker unconscious

you make him hurt bad enough with those teeth though, hes liable to let you go...

the undertakers devistating chokehold very well executed

as mndeg said, you'd be history!

uh you would lose consciousness regardless of your biting. he could then just keep the grip and you would die.

if my mouth is that close to his stomach ,i'm going to bite himtill a chunk comes away or he lets me go. if i'm in a street fight that is and not in a professional fight setting.

his brain is losing air.. he wont do anything with that arm..

Absolutely! In this position, he'll probably tap out due to pressure on his cervical, rather choking. With the oponents right arm crossing at his own neck level he'd have pressure coming on both sides of his arteries... 10 to 15s before passing out!

Agree, in brazilian jiu-jitsu, we were taught that the right arm goes across opponents throat.

the guys right arm is free!! there is no way you're going to tap anyone doing the trinlge the wrong way!

Ohh god i've had this done against me, i couldn't last 5 seconds in it.