In our first competitive domination-rules match in almost 2 years, the middleweight powerhouse, Diana ( stats ), is pitted against Luke ( stats ).

For the convenience of those who are not familiar with this rulese’s the description: under the “domination rules” ruleset cesitting pins or submissions, foot on face pins, and foot ch*ke submissions are allowed and counted towards the score. The scoring system is as per normal Fight Pulse rules, however pindown positions and submissions are limited to the following holds:
– foot on face (pindown count)
– foot ch*ke (submission)
– face in crotch (pindown count)
– crotch on face (sm*ther submission – usually from facesitting and sometimes from reverse figure-4 scissors)

Domination rules is one of the most popular rulesets at Fight Pulse for mixed wrestling matches. The infrequency of such releases is due to the fact that in order to hold a competitive match under this ruleset, so that one of the wrestlers can their opponent into positions and holds listed above, the difference in strength and sset between the wrestlers has to be significant. And such is absolutely the case with Diana and Luke.

Diana overpowers, subdues and c*mpletely dominates the match scoring over 15 points on her m*le opponent using various forms of foot on face holds, foot ch*kes and front and reverse facesitting positions, despite him doing his best to fight back. The way Diana is able to immobilize and subject Luke to such humiliating holds is absolutely fascinating to watch. How often do you see a throat-treading submission in a competitive mixed wrestling match? This is without a doubt Diana’s most dominant performance at Fight Pulse to date.

If you love when a female c*mpletely crushes her m*le opponent in a competitive setting, who is fighting his heart out, in a humiliating manner, MX-102 is for you!

Match outline: staredown, the match itself (22 minutes), victory pose (facesitting, then foot on face).

File info: ~6.5Mbps bitrate, 1280x720 HD video, MP4 file.

MX-102: Diana vs Luke (domination rules)