Delfonzo Destroyed

Here is a match I saw recently on YouTube featuring this gorilla Guido — Tony Delfonzo — who isn’t wearing much more than bulging yellow trunks and a thick layer of baby-oil.  He’s ripped, he’s spectacular — just the sort of male we all seem to enjoy seeing humbled and humiliated.  He is facing the “Heart Attack”, Tommy Mack in red square-cut shorts.  As I’ve talked about in a prior article:  God, I love YouTube.

I enjoy watching many types of wrestlers, from Doughboys in Tights, to flamboyant blonds, to cute little British guys.  But there is something special about the beating of a muscle-man.  On a recent blog I posted, one of my readers commented that the love of muscle jobbers stems from our desire to identify with the ideal male:

“It’s about gym muscleboy wrestlers getting humiliated, and not hairy chested doughboys. The cleancut studs with the guns and the pecs thinking they’re hot shit up against the 340 pound bruiser and getting publicly humiliated. Muscle vs Monster obvious squash that excites us to identify with the stud that gets beaten down unfairly forced to flex our big gym muscles. Nothing more humiliating than your proud muscles defeated and ridiculed by some fat bastard!”

The destruction of Tony Delfonzo was finalized after a couple low blows in a row.   The big bulge in his trunks — the very symbol of his masculinity — is brutally crushed, which averts his power and strength.  His big hard body is then deflated;  he is made limp and impotent.  The true humiliation of the muscle-man lies in his loss of masculine potential.