MMA Fighter Uses Walls Of Jericho To Win Match, Chris Jericho Comments

To the uninitiated, wrestling is as as “fake” but anyone who has ever stepped in the ring knows that wrestling moves can hurt. There are only so many ways that you can learn to fall before it starts to become painful, and if a submission move is applied correctly, it can do some serious damage.

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Many fans have said that the Walls of Jericho is one of the most painful submission maneuvers there is, and you’ll quickly find out that they’re correct if you ever find yourself in the submission hold. It just so happens that MMA fighter Jonno Mears’ opponent found out just how much the move hurts during a fight this weekend when Mears locked in the Walls of Jericho and forced his opponent to tap out at a FCC event.

You can check out a video clip below.

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A post shared by Michael Gleeson (@m_gleeson90) on Sep 30, 2017 at 2:17pm PDT

Jonno Mears with the Walls of Jericho #fcc19

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The video clip even caught Chris Jericho’s attention, and he decided to take to Twitter to let the world know that the Walls of Jericho actually works.

Hahah see the #WallsOfJericho really works! https://t.co/qJpJLn0lMz

— Chris Jericho (@IAmJericho) September 30, 2017

Next time someone tells you wrestling moves don’t hurt, refer them to this clip.