Milo Larratt VS Tim Lewis MATCH + REVIEW)

Bad blood between these two is ready to spill out on the table. Global Elite Armwrestling really knew what they were doing when they lined these two up. Despite this first competitor coming from a family of arm wrestlers all the way from Ottawa, Ontario, he trains with the Ottawa High Hicklers and he stands today at six foot five inches. He weighed in at 230 pounds and he has never lost on a mac table. You know him, you love him, they hate him. Make some noise for the one and only Milo Limitless Larratt. My prep for this match involved basically exclusively table time and I was very lucky to have gotten the opportunity to pull with many, many different people all over the world for this prep. I got to pull with tons of Canadians just at my own club and also plenty of Australians got to get that cosmic punch rocking. So I had probably touched more hands in this prep than any other prep in the past and I feel as though my arm wrestling, my technique, my strength had massively leveled up. I was coming in feeling very, very strong. My only concern was my elbow. So I'd blown my elbow a couple months before and I was worried about it holding up and I was worried about going inside. But as you'll see, I made it work. His opponent today is ready for the challenge. He comes to us from Pennsylvania and he trains with the tri-state arm wrestlers. He is 41 years of age and stands at five foot seven inches and weighed in at a massive 220 pounds. He is a wall left-handed finalist and a two-time left-handed national master champion. He has competed in over 45 states and four foreign countries. He is ready to take down this opponent. Make some noise for the one and only Tim Lewis. The camera doesn't catch it here but from the second Tim walked out I was staring him down. I was trying to get in his head. I was trying to freak him out a little bit and even backstage I was just staring at him trying to trying to get in his head and he wouldn't look at me. I think I definitely was able to get in his head a little bit pre-match which was the goal but I knew that Tim was way stronger than me. So as much as I was trying to come off as very confident and everything, I was very, very nervous going in. Worried about my elbow. I was worried if the match stopped it was not going to go my way at all. I didn't even think about really going outside until I got to the table as you'll see coming up here. But yes, it was a freaky moment getting up to the stage. I was way overly caffeinated. I was too fired up and I think when I do this again I'm going to try to be a little bit less fired up getting to the table because I think it actually tired me out more than it should Oh man, I don't know. I'm hyped. These matches have been so good. I'm itching, man. I wish I could get on this table right now. You're telling me, man. If you could pull anybody, who would you do? Who would you pull? Ah, so many good guys here. Smelling salts were definitely not needed. I've seen this guy Matt Oliver looking at me a little sideways. I love pulling people that want some of me so I'd probably call him out. Man, that would be a match I'd want to see as well. Here we go, Violet. There it is, Tim Lewis. And I know he's got a violent little brother so I'm going to try to split the commentary. At first I bring the shoulder in. I'm setting up for the press because I just didn't really have the confidence that my top roll was going to be able to beat him which is so silly because I've got the frame to do it and I really need to start relying on my top roll more. Right before that match, my dad reminded me it was just round one and I should try to feel it out a little bit more. So on my next hit, I put a little bit more pronation on and I felt him dump his hand right away and that kind of just reminded me, yeah, I've got longer levers. I should try to at least hit the top roll at least once. If it doesn't work, it's only one match down. Keep your f***ing elbow down! Boom! Top roll, baby! Straight to the pad. Let's see if Tim can make any adjustments in this round. The salts just burn my energy. I don't think I can use those again. They make me actually tweak the f*** out. It's too much. Super high. Before the match, he hit the top really, really quickly and I was trying to react to that and then I would just go because I figured I may as well just try to burn him out a little bit. Okay, that's your last warning. It's off the light to start. Every setup from here on out felt worse and worse for me. Personally, I don't know if that was a chance. Let's move back on. I was trying to find the camera when I was flexing. They missed me both times. Look at that. Two double back shots. Hilarious. I genuinely think if they'd let that match play out and hadn't called the win, he could have done something in round two, but that's how it went, so... Man, I wish I'd gotten that top roll there. I think I went into it a little bit overconfident by round three. If you're two up, that can just happen to you. I really, really try to stay as humble as I can throughout the match and not ever underestimate my opponent, but I think I might have gotten a little bit cocky. My pronation was pretty much trashed at this point, I'm not going to lie. In terms of slow starter too, so that's Milo's advantage, but he's got to be in a better position. That's not necessarily the thing. He has to keep it inside. He's got too much in there. He's got to stay in his hand. Shut up! I wish they'd let this match play out. I felt like I almost kind of had a little something there, and if I can get into my king's hook position, I'm really, really dominant there, so I would have liked to see where it went. Even in the setup there, that did not feel good. He started way before me at the cup. He just dove right into that hook, and at that point, I just couldn't catch up. I could not come out faster than that. What the f**k, you're in a ******* dangerous position! Tim's saying it was a pin, Milo's saying that, let it break, don't worry about the dangerous position, just keep going. I love that. I believe we'll call that as a foul. It looks like Tim's shutting down Milo's pronators. Milo, go for a press, maybe? He's got to try something new. He's got to try something. My pronator was so gassed. He was at the point where he completely denied my hit, and I really couldn't do anything about it. I don't know what I was trying to do to drag Milo to the back of the pad there, though. I think I was just so tired. I should've tried to post him forward. I've been running over it so many times, so many times, so many times, and I know if I'd maybe picked my elbow a little bit forward, I could've done something and stayed in the match a little bit longer, but I feel like my outside game at this point was just so, so shot. My inside was really my last chance at salvation. He's got to do something new. He seems to be sucked in every time. The pronation of his must be tired by now. Tim had a way better endurance at this cup than originally I thought. I went into the match expecting I'd have better endurance as well and was very surprised when I didn't. I think I might have actually died if we had to do another supermatch. I was borderline passing out by the end. Even here, my vision was going black. I have never been that tired after a match in my entire life. I thought I tore my glutes. Brutal. My mom had to help me with that. How do you feel now? Oh my god, I feel incredible. Thank you so much, the incredible pullers in Australia, for helping me get this ready. Australia yourself, incredible. Thank you. I'm so drained right now. That was the hardest match I've ever done. Holy ----. Tim Lewis, put you to the test at the end. Put it on, put it on. I just have one thing to ask you. What's next? Oh ---- man, I don't know. I only literally look at one thing at a time. I think I'm going to the Kris Kringle pool. And Global Elite, obviously. Mac, everyone at Mac, you guys are incredible. You put on such an incredible show every time. I love this league. Everyone here, thank you so much for coming out and supporting this little sport that we all love. I hope that with all of your support, it'll grow to new heights and we can keep doing the thing that we love. Man, make some noise! Santa and Superman! Milo Lannert! It took me like a solid 20 minutes to catch my breath after that. No doubt that was the hardest match I've ever done. I learned a ton. Oh my gosh. I think the takeaway I'm going to take from that is not to rush the pin. I feel like I've had people really try to explain that to me before, but for me, it's really hard for me to learn unless I can feel the thing. I'm very hands-on learning. If I don't really feel it, it doesn't really click. But yeah, I think that was a big lesson to be learned there. I somehow got the win. I don't know how I did that. It was dirty, it was ugly, but I got away with it. So hell yeah. Thank you guys so much for watching. To everyone who came, thanks for the support. Everyone who bought the pay-per-view, love you guys. Yeah, this is not going to be the last you see from me. I'm going to be moving out to Australia in just over a month, so I'll be training down there a ton. I'm going to continue on this journey, getting bigger, getting stronger, taking on more matches. Stay massive, stay powerful. Thanks for watching, guys. Appreciate y'all.