What Happened To Vitaly Laletin?

Vitaly Laletin vs Matt Mask... this is obviously after the Devin Larratt match which was really exhausting so Vitaly didn't really have too much left and maybe that is why it looks like he didn't even try against Matt... Matt easily takes his wrist but even without really trying too much it looks like somehow Matt is losing his riser to Vitaly... he easily got in a position from where Vitaly couldn't really do anything at all... so at this point I was like okay Vitaly isn't trying because he's really exhausted or maybe he's so exhausted that he cannot really do anything against Matt even if he tried... because let's be honest after such tough matches even a 75 kg world-class guy can possibly put you down no matter how good you are... but then I saw Vitaly casually having fun joking around getting pinned by Duan Borman and also Orton Larratt... so was he doing the same to Matt Mask too? I'm not sure but this is actually the first time I'm seeing Vitaly not go hard in practice pulls or not go at all in practice pulls... Manifestor pulled Samusha in an after pull too in a slow pull and even there he cracked Samusha pretty easy... after that he arm-wrestled Artem Morozov and surprisingly even Morozov had to go outside against him... when he tried to go inside Morozov had to apply too much power and he was not ready to do that so that's why he took the top role way out this Manifestor guy is legit... when he was approaching the table to arm-wrestle Samusha I said maybe this guy's making delusional claims because he told Robert Baxter he will become not only the 85 kg champion but also the 95 kg champion and maybe in the future 105 kg champion too... but I also said that for that to happen he needs to be no more than 24 years old and maybe having no more than four years of arm-wrestling experience and also beat Samusha with four flash pins... surprisingly all of these things came true he's only 24 years old and I've heard he has been arm-wrestling for four years only and he flash pinned Samusha four times... Duan Borman and Orton Larratt also arm-wrestled on the left arm and it was a good practice pull... Duan looked slightly stronger than Orton but Orton has been arm-wrestling for a while man... during this event even before this event he was in the $20,000 challenge where he pulled a bunch of guys he was absolutely exhausted... I've been hearing that there may be a right arm match between these two guys they both are kind of ready for that I would like to see although I believe that Duan may be a little too strong for Orton... East versus West extended pulls... since it is a paid product still I won't be showing you any videos here... these two ladies arm-wrestled for hours... Sarah was initially stronger on the right then the other girl took over and Sarah was stronger on the left arm... Sarah arm-wrestled Anna and Anna was way too strong for her... maybe Sarah is kind of out of form now or she was just exhausted because of hours and hours of arm-wrestling... she couldn't really do too much... on the left she was pretty much a beast that none of the girls could really handle... John Brzezinski tried his luck on the table and everyone who arm-wrestled John was scared because of the cracking sound coming from his shoulders but John wasn't... for John it's kind of a normal thing now... that's why he wanted to get on the table but everyone kind of got uncomfortable against John because of that one particular reason and everyone said that even John's left feels strong... Kamil versus Kalina... I think even on the left arm Kalina was way too strong for Kamil Jablonski... on the right arm he was just pinning him with ease... Kalin Shenko... Morozov versus Kamil... Kamil looked in trouble in this practice pool... he was also exhausted because he arm-wrestled a day before... he didn't really arm-wrestle Morozov at all... Kurdecha the boss... the final boss of practice pools demolished everyone in the building both left and right... whoever tried their luck against Kurdecha kind of regretted it... then Philip Larson versus Kamil... Kamil was allowing Philip to work but then he switched to a press and even that didn't really seem to work... it's unfair to guys like Kamil to practice in such situations because a presser always relies on speed, connection, explosivity, angles and these things you don't really have in practice pools... so not the best guy to destroy someone in practice pools... even coach Ray kind of damaged Kamil's elbow on the left arm so he was really in pain he should have stopped there... Hermes Gasparini as usual doesn't really try too much in practice pools... he did try on the left but he should have known that he's against Alex Kurdecha... there is nothing that he could have done there... these girls I'm not lying to you these girls literally arm-wrestled for hours... Sarah Backman was the star of the show there... then Kamil versus Hermes Gasparini on the left arm... I think Hermes was too strong for Kamil and then again the final boss of practice pooling... I love Kurdecha in these practice pools man... everyone should full-on go Kurdecha mode... that's what we pay to see in these extended pools... never outshine your masters they said... and that's exactly what Philip Larson did here by getting pinned by Robert Baxter the owner of East vs West... now this was a $20,000 challenge... pin Ordon on the left arm... why left? because on the right he is competing in a week and this guy actually pinned him... who's that? is that the Vlad trend that they talk about or is it someone else? he easily pinned Ordon on the left while being much lighter... then Kamil showed him who's the boss because the second match to win $20,000 was against Kamil on the right and Kamil obviously pinned everyone... again unfair to Kamil because he has to be easy on everyone... this guy was trying to bully Sarah in the setup... Sarah flash pinned him and taught her taught him a lesson... Sarah pinned that guy too... in the straps she would have been in trouble... unfair to Kamil because he has to be fair and slow against everyone... he cannot bully anyone even though it's a $20,000... the league would expect him... this guy armless pinned Ordon again on the left arm... this time Ordon put the brakes on him... I would like to see a supermatch between these two on the left arm... I think Ordon is the favorite but would love to see that... more than these kind of practice pulls I would really like to see some casual practice type of supermatches like the ones we saw on Larry Wheels channel... Rahul Panekar vs Larry Wheels or Akimbo vs Larry Wheels... stuff like that which is not really serious but a supermatch at the same time... that's what the fans would enjoy more than just seeing Hermes Gasparini warm up on the table and then leave it afterwards...