Recommendations

I am very honored to have wrestled NYC123. It was an amazing fight, and we had intense chemistry with us. He is very sweet and and awesome person to be around. I can't wait to see what our next match will be like.

Meeting dnaeel was a great experience! Setting everything up took just a few messages. With our similar stats and interests, I expected the rolling to get intense. Even though we both said we were tired from the week... it still turned out into a hard-fought meeting.

He’s a very charming and welcoming host, easy to talk to, but once we hit the mats he goes all in. The rounds were demanding, with both of us refusing to tap easily and constantly fighting for better positions, but always with real respect between us. The kind of active match I really enjoy and learn from.

A strong opponent and a great guy!

StartingFighter83 and I had a great training session on the mats.
He's still learning the ropes, but I have to say he's picking up the concepts and techniques surprisingly quickly. With people new to the mats, I usually only have time to teach one hold and submission, but with him, I was able to cover several.

We alternated between sparring and exploring techniques until we were completely exhausted, and I really enjoyed every moment of it. He's friendly, self-aware, respectful, smart, and eager to dive deeper into this world.

He doesn’t have a lot of free time, so before meeting up, he takes a little time to make sure everything feels right. But once he feels settled and comfortable, he follows through and makes it happen.

Northwrest is one of the best guys to meet in Toronto. I had a lot of fun rolling with him. He’s super nice, very chill, and he’s in great shape. Watch out for his legs, they’re extremely strong! I would match with him again anytime.

I had the chance to roll with LeeLocks at the open mats. We had some good rolls and he is definitely stronger than he looks. Even though the weight difference, I couldn't just toss him around. I hope we get to meet again.

Off the mats he seems really nice. I recommend rolling with him.

When Harris told me he had just started training in BJJ, I knew it would be a now-or-never moment: either take my last chance to come out on top, or get ready to get ragdolled as soon as his training will start kicking in.

Jokes apart - it looked like we had a similar approach to grappling, and I was super honoured that he was willing to hop on a train and make the match happen, although his planned holiday in Italy would be quite short overall.

Our match was technical enough to learn quite a lot from him while rolling, but also instinctive enough not to get bored. Constantly switching the plan because the other guy is defending so well - that's the definition of a perfect roll, isn't it? I don't often get that perfect mix of competitiveness and friendliness. Also, his stamina is outstanding and he could keep a steady pace from beginning to end, which was super cool. My cycling pales in front of his ultra-running and I still can't realize how I managed to keep up to the same energy level.

Also loved to talk about training and shared feelings about the BJJ group in Mechelen, the amazing guys there and the infamous sanding mats in the training hall.

I definitely look forward to a rematch but I already know I'll need to step up my game if I don't want a completely different result!

Had an absolutely great time meeting and wrestling LeeLocks. Honestly the perfect way to start my first match of WrestleFest Toronto. The roll had a great balance of skill, challenge, and fun, with a really nice back-and-forth that kept things interesting the whole time.

LeeLocks is controlled, technical, and easy to wrestle with. The communication was clear, the pacing felt natural, and the whole match stayed safe while still being exciting. That mix made the session not only enjoyable but memorable.

Would definitely be happy to meet again for another round — whether technical, competitive, or just for fun. Thanks again for making that first WF match such a great experience.

One of my more distracting fights so far, in a hot and fun way. Guysinshorts and I met up for some quick and light tussling at his place, and spent as much time rolling around on each other as we did worshipping. He’s got some serious size, but I surprised him in some ways in our short spar.

Can’t wait to take him on in a fuller match and see who comes out on top when we’re at full speed. Great host and fun energy to get messy with, meet him if you get a chance. And if you’re in the nyc area looking to get a 3man hit us both up

I connected with this guy in Central Kansas a couple weeks ago, and I'm still feeling it...in a good way. We arranged to do a heel-jobber match, and this guy absolutely fills the role of heel in an impressive way. He's just the right kind of mean: always finding my weak spots, always ready with a new submission move to inflict a little pain, always with an evil grin on his beautiful face. But he's also always just having fun and knows how to keep control, so that the humiliation stays safe and sane. It was a really hot experience and a fun start to a lasting friendly connection.

wrestlerdude31 was a great way to kick off the Winter Rumble! We mixed submission and pro elements, which kept the match dynamic and fun. He’s strong, competitive, and doesn’t give away positions easily. Easy to coordinate with and enjoyable to talk to before and after the match. I’d definitely meet up again when our paths cross.