Asian dude crushed and pinned by female wrestler

Palatine, IL - December 28, 2023 - Wrestling fans were witness to a historic moment at the 68th Annual Berman Holiday Classic, as Ayane Jasinski, a fiercely talented female wrestler hailing from Grant High School, claimed victory in the 113-pound championship match. 

Jasinski's triumph came as she pinned her opponent, Noah Jung from Stevenson High School, in an impressive 3 minutes and 33 seconds. Jasinski's win marks a significant milestone as she became the first female wrestler ever to seize first place in this prestigious tournament. 

 While female wrestlers competing against their male counterparts may have once been seen as an anomaly, it is becoming increasingly evident that talent and skill know no gender boundaries. Time and again, female wrestlers demonstrate their sheer strength and technical prowess, frequently securing victories against male opponents. 

 In the aftermath of his defeat, we sought to gain an insight into Noah Jung's thoughts and emotions. Jung looked shaken by his loss, but acknowledged Jasinski's exceptional abilities, expressing both respect and admiration for her skills. He recognized that an increasing number of female athletes are stepping onto the mats, often prevailing against their male counterparts. In an interview, Jung shared, 

"Honestly, it is tough to lose to a girl like that, but she's an outstanding wrestler and she truly earned that victory. I didn't expect her to be so strong. I spent the whole match just tryng not to get pinned, but in the end she just overpowered me and got the fall." 

Jung's words reflect the changing and inclusive nature of the sport and shows that male wrestlers will be forced to recognize the strength and determination of their female peers.