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MMA glossary

high-amplitude throw

Term from wrestling and judo designating a throw in which the fighter demonstrates a deliberate intent to slam the opponent hard onto the mat to hurt them, as opposed to a simple takedown with no intent to injure.

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Did Gane deserve the win against Ngannou? We revisit the clash!
September 25, 2025 · Aldric & Herbi · 47 k views

Did Gane deserve the win against Ngannou? We revisit the clash!

« in wrestling, when you get your wrestling certification and you look into wrestling, there is the high-amplitude throw. The guy goes to the ground, there's a takedown so it needs to be followed up with meaningful action, but there's no intent to harm. »

Aldric · at 26:59
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