What is the most humiliating defeat?

[mixedwrestler08]

maybe beeing around 19-20 and loosing to your 16 years old gf in front of her female friends, who ar giggling, cheering herup, and making humilating remarks.

[pan321]

For me it has to be a realistic thing ... and I'd say a young guy losing to an athletic girl in high school.

There were quite a few muscular/athletic girls I knew in high school who were obviously physically superior to a bunch of the nerdier guys I knew. I remember quite a few confrontations or almost confrontations that would have been incredibly humiliating.

Originally Posted by mixedwrestler08 [Only Registered Users Can See LinksClick Here To Register]

maybe beeing around 19-20 and loosing to your 16 years old gf in front of her female friends, who ar giggling, cheering herup, and making humilating remarks.

this one is pretty excellent - losing to ur smaller, younger girlfriend in front of a crowd

Originally Posted by pan321 [Only Registered Users Can See LinksClick Here To Register]

For me it has to be a realistic thing ... and I'd say a young guy losing to an athletic girl in high school.

There were quite a few muscular/athletic girls I knew in high school who were obviously physically superior to a bunch of the nerdier guys I knew. I remember quite a few confrontations or almost confrontations that would have been incredibly humiliating.

Being an athletic guy and losing to a girl in high school would be even more humiliating. A nerd losing is kind of expected and funny, but for an arrogant jock to have your ego crushed by a girl in front of everyone would be the most humiliating,

[freestylefan]

Yes, I would love to see arrogant jocks crushed by a girl (for real though)

Originally Posted by freestylefan [Only Registered Users Can See LinksClick Here To Register]

Yes, I would love to see arrogant jocks crushed by a girl (for real though)

It happened to me unfortunately (or fortunately depending on how you look at it, lol.) Not in wrestling though, but at my best sport back then.

[iluvwrestlegirls]

Definitely a jock losing to a younger girl. Armwrestling is pretty good for this, although strength is more directly a factor so the age gap would be less than for say jiu jitsu (where a teen girl could quite feasibly defeat a mid-twenties bodybuilder with ease)

Originally Posted by iluvwrestlegirls [Only Registered Users Can See LinksClick Here To Register]

Definitely a jock losing to a younger girl. Armwrestling is pretty good for this, although strength is more directly a factor so the age gap would be less than for say jiu jitsu (where a teen girl could quite feasibly defeat a mid-twenties bodybuilder with ease)

Now that would be humiliating..wow just picturing that. I'm not a body builder but very muscular compared to most. Knowing that there are teenage girls who are trained in jiu jitsu that could probably beat me up is very humbling just to even think about.

[a1275a]

Losing to someone you work with would be embarrassing. And having to see her all the time and the employees knowing that she beat you.

There was a big curvy girl that use to work with me. She claimed she should bench press 200 lbs. She could of probably beat a lot of the men, at least at arm wrestling and humbled them.

[enigma]

Originally Posted by [email protected] [Only Registered Users Can See LinksClick Here To Register]

Being an athletic guy and losing to a girl in high school would be even more humiliating. A nerd losing is kind of expected and funny, but for an arrogant jock to have your ego crushed by a girl in front of everyone would be the most humiliating,

I think what would make this scenario even better for me is if the girl wasn't another athlete, but just a normal and particularly "girly" girl. Someone very feminine and beautiful who you'd never expect to be strong getting into a wrestling match with one of the biggest jocks in school and completely beating him in front of everyone. I just love the contrast between a beautiful, feminine woman beating a bigger, stronger looking guy and doing it with a smile.