Totally agree with steel and g. Too many Internet black belts on here. Never tasted their own blood, collapsed after the bell, put time on mats, or put it all on the line in competition. Kudos Ken. I trained with Pablo for years and have been away for a few years. I will stop in and introduce myself. I also live in de.
Anybody that knows anything about martial arts knows that every one has its competition techniques and self defense techniques. Don't judge a "style" by watching it in tournament setting. Bjj has plenty of street scenario techniques, u just won't see them in competition.
Great move. Also I want to say that I like Ken Primo, and even tho this time he lost, at least he tryed unlike many other BJJ black belts who never fight and only talk. I say " bravo" for both of them. Wish you the best ken
yeah we call those people internet black belts you know the ones that are armchair black belts that act like they are the best and know everything behind their computer. lol Great match BTW.
This showcases why BJJ will always be a sport and not an actual style to use in a fight. Without rules, the guy in white could have just suplexed the guy in blue onto his head and broken his neck.
