Fallon VS 6’2 205lbs Male in No Gi 

Regardless of the outcome, the dude won.

Even in the biggest pain you can clearly see peaceful smile on his face.

Give this man a medal for not getting bricked up during this

The biggest fight for this man was fighting with his instincts.

Sometimes you lose the battle, but win the war.

The guy was living his best life 😂😂

The guy isn't even half trying. Just going with the flow; enjoying the hell out of it.

Kudos for the guy turning his face away from the danger zone. Professional as hell.

Men of culture, here we meet again this time to learn about the art of No Gi Jiu Jitsu.

As a BJJ practitioner this is great, as a man of culture this is also great

This is actually good exercise apart from all else. Handling a bigger opponent on one side, and dealing with superior skill while being distracted.

Bro wasn't even doing anything, he just prolonged the situation 🫡🫡😂😂

The man mastered the dark Art of Sniff-Jitsu

I love how she's so serious in her narration and we in the comment section like this 😁😁😂😂

Like a Dad allowing his daughter to win.

Amazing how he managed to keep his arrow in the quiver.

Him: Oh no, stop, you’re so strong

This is a real man- need more men that are willing to help like this.

So when trying to release the arm for the arm bar (juji gatami) have you tried rotating toward the uki's head also what are your thoughts of locking on a bent arm your arm in the bend of the embow push down on the forarm ?

He was 1 million percent holding back

This guy knows what he’s doing

The only thing this man was fighting was from pitching a tent 😂

I recently found your Chanel and your videos are so great! I love the narration that you do - it's super helpful to learn from and makes it easier to understand. It's soooo frustrating/disappointing to see some of the comments that are left bellow... Thank you for making these

my wife would never let me go to class ever again if she saw your video

Damn dude got a girl to sit on his face, thats a win right there

Bro handled her gently😂

I'd do everything in my power to make this last as long as possible.

man, this is absolute torture for the guy, imagine all the hardship he had to endure throughout the game

2:10 the man's face was priceless

That is a warm welcome after so many months in the military !

This is one the best videos ever to watch a few hundred times over

Very "well rounded" athlete. In whatever she decides to do I stand behind her.

The guy can't help it but smile the entire time.

Much respect for him for how much he was holding back

Thank you so much for the explanations. I finally started understanding the dynamics in wrestling a bit. Is this BJJ?

Homeboy was fighting another battle

This is great experience for him. I'm sure he will remember this training for years to come. If I was him I would train with her everyday till I mastered all her moves.

Any man that can wrestle a woman like that and think professionally throughout gets my respect. "I finished him off" "grabbed his head" 😂 good grief

New viewer, was good commentary! Out of curiosity what belt are you? Gonna have to watch more of your videos

@1:33 huge respect to this brother. Well played.

If the camera wasn't on he would've performed the forbidden face-to-ass move.

This is how a gentleman grapples with a female...with class and smile of mutual respect😉

Wow! What an armbar! I think it’s called armbar. I am impressed. Nice the way you did it. Very smart. 😊

Thank you Fallon and Justin. Good job showing off the art and flow!

That’s got to be a really hard match for the guy. Simultaneously trying to not look weak while keeping from getting turned on, but keep it going for as long as possible.

Pretty good transitions, keep up the good work 👍

Serious Question: At 5:13 he was positioned in a good way for a knee bar I think, but would it be considered bad sport to have just sat on you, and rolled back? Cuz that looked like a finisher!

I like that you acknowledge his strength and because of that obvious difference you make note of what works and what doesn't

Holy shit ! After all these years watching MMA and jiujutsu this is the first time I’ve ever watched it that’s inspired me to want to begin jujutsu lessons !

i wonder , could he stay in the north south position for extended time if he wanted to?

This shows clear advantages/disadvantages of strength and height and how to work through to figure what works against your opponent. 💪💪💪

This man here is genuinely my hero

Lucky dude. She practically sat on his face.

The guy is taking it easy on her, like 25% of his full strength. What a legend!

Absolutely brilliant narration and explanation of what you were thinking as you laid your traps. And this lad is doing great for a white belt! Cheers

Love how he's not using his strength to win

Fallon is SO good the way she transitions from side control to back or even just going for the tap non stop. She makes beating people look so easy.

I like how gentle he is with her. He lets her work and practice. Good stuff!

Seems like he lost all strength, when she was mounting him!!🤨

What a detailed analysis. Your strength is obvious, but your brain is why you prevail.

man got the smile from start to finish :D

1:33 my dream position

I have never told this story, but.... I've been practicing Jiu Jitsu since 2014 and I still remember this girl, she was way older than me back then. she must have been 25 years old and was going to the gym for a few years. they squared us up and while we were fighting, she was constantly trying to teach me new moves. At a certain point, I was on my back, she was above me, facing me and trying to do a mountain triangle with a leg almost behind my head. then she stopped and called our sensei to ask for instructions. I swear guys, Jesus could have taken me to heaven in that moment and i wouldn't have been mad at him. her legs were so strong and thick, she was smelling like a flower from EVERYSINGLE part of her body and she was beautiful as they come.I almost fainted because it was so perfect. after that I only saw her once more and then never again....

Dude is living his best life now

According to my Judo knowledge, that move at the minute 2:00 is called "69". Please correct me, if I am wrong.

The comments here are the best. I'm freaking rolling. The explanation of transitions are amazing definitely best for learning. Amazing job.

Salute sir.well said and this speech is highly 👏 appreciated 👏 by us here in our country. Thks.

Her commitment to getting that ARMBAR near the end was relentless lol and quite crafty... adjusting different angles using mechanics with leverage

wow, great work and great commentary. Thanks for sharing the video. It reminds me of when I started wresting in highschool and this experienced junior that was 20 pounds lighter than me....showed me how technique could stop everything I wanted to do, gassed me out, and just overall dominated being 20 pounds lighter. Looks like you are giving up a lot more than 20 pounds!

Saw you at MMAC I think at the USF Sundome back in 2014 or 2015, then found your channel shortly after when looking up videos of the event! Crazy to stumble on it again years later, good to see you're still doing bjj 👊

What I like is she doesn’t focus on one move to long but try’s and if she can’t make it she change’s out to something new😅

Are you still doing this, and do you live near philadelphia?

This guy is loving it 😂

Great technical walk through! The commentary was extremely helpful and top notch and it looked like a good, productive roll. Instant sub!

Bro needs a medal for staying focused😂

Bro is living the life

Wow the narration is fantastic! Love the clear examples of how technique can overcome larger opponents. Anyone on the fence about starting BJJ needs to subscribe to your channel. Thanks for posting!

Incredible and skilfull transitions you have, awesome and very technical roll!

I love the most played feature. I don't have to ask for time stamps anymore.

Great sparring match. Dude was clearly being very careful not to hurt the girl

Wow, I love all the explanation of each technique, what a great learning experience for someone wanting to start off in JIUJITSU. The patience and humility of being a martial artist for years has made her into a teacher of the art, God bless you, young lady!

Amazing skill and excellently detailed narration. Gives a lot of insight into the tactics of grappling, not just a series of moves.

She pulled that "sit on his face control" lmao

this man is soo happy

Trust me the lad is enjoying the moment a lot 😅

Congratulations and respect to the guy, a great self-control

That man was having the time of his life

How can he keep focous?

"Grapevine his legs to make sure he can't push me off of him" Need that expeditiously

I envy this man, with every fiber of my being.

Even though I can’t see myself doing any of this stuff, I’ve always had an appreciation for martial arts since i was a kid. It’s pretty neat how you explain what move you’re trying to perform depending on where you’re positioned.

This man is all of us

Deadpool with the “Spider Monkey” gal on him … Fallon looks amazing !

Strange experience: to be so well informed about a confusing form of martial arts, at last, yet so turned on simultaneously! Obviously, this is as intended. Very well done!

Subbed. Learning skills from a soothing voice is the best. Looking forward to more content.

6:07 That was actually smooth.

girl u didnt finish him, you made him finish

Men of culture, we are particularily appreciative of this brand of no-gi leggins. They for sure allow a well rounded athlete to execute techniques of jiu-jitsu in a slickier and smoother way.

That dude in the back is just smirking all the way off. I can't 🤣

The smile on his face🙂