Judo Olympian vs Blue Belt Wrestler 

i mean. to be fair Trinidad and Tobago isn't particularly known for its judo. Its like being a representative of Antartica in judo..

@@ahal_gokdepenot every country makes it to the Olympics. If anything it’s more impressive to qualify for the Olympics in a sport your country isn’t known for

@@ahal_gokdepeonly top 22 players in the world at the weight class qualify bruh. Give the guy some respect.

Yes. He did well, but often times in situations like these the pros take it easy on the non-pros like them. Had he been with a fellow olympic level judoka he would have been more brutal

@holdenmuganda97 Each country can only send one per division, so not exactly the top 22 since some countries have deep rosters, but it's still based on world ranking so massive accomplishment just to participate.

@YourBestFriendforToday but yes, the olympian is much bigger too. So yeah, well done to the presenter x

I think your stance on the feet is undervalued and not taught enough in bjj and I think stance alone is half the battle sometimes. I wrestled a lot in high school and notice even at the highest level sometimes, some guys have really uncoordinated, awkward, unathletic stances and if they addressed it, their stand up would go to the next level.

Man, you are a wrestler. Don't embarrass us as wrestlers. Where's your double leg? Collar tie underhook. Stop doing judo.

@@counterkidnapping1737shut up

​@@counterkidnapping1737Rhonda Rousey is a judo practitioner that no BJJ could beat. A striker took her down, that's it

Huh Ronda Rousey DID train AND compete in bjj. Plus she also trained in catch wrestling with Judo Gene Lebell.

Since you did freestyle wrestling I thought you would rather do nogi bjj or even catch wrestling. But it up to you.

nope it is uchi mata, harai goshi is both legs and a different grip, but i understand your confusion as he stepped off the throw so it wasn't as good as it could have been

​@@kitjarvis7379just throwing it out there, not sure if I'm correct. My understanding is, there can be different grips for a throw, e.g. I saw uchi mata with double lapel grip, behind the neck, traditional grip etc, same for throws lika tai otoshi, single lapel grip, traditional grip, double lapel grip. My understanding for these three differences are: 1. Harai is sweeping up with your block leg, foot placement around knee. you loaded your opponent onto your hip, thus, a koshiwaza; 2. Ashi guruma is a leg throw, you unbalanced your opponent onto your block foot, blocked using your foot, thus a leg technique; 3. Uchi mata is also a hip technique, you entry deep, loaded your opponent onto your back, your sweep up onto inner thigh.

No it's not it's uchimata

@judowithkeishin No, that was a harai goshi. The man was just very casual in performing. The leg slipped off - that's how it became a uchiMata. With 30kg more mass, you don't have to make much of an effort.

Nope but I’m going to try to this year

Newaza

It depends actually. Some don't bother train ground, some do and some are extremely good on ground

True, but it depends how the judoka adapts to leg attacks… it’s been over 10 years since the leg attack ban and many young judoka don’t Instinctively sprawl or stuff takedowns

She won a gold medal at judo world championship and bronze at sambo world championship. She did also compete at UWW wrestling championship but didn't medal. But won gold at french national wrestling championship TWICE.

I think ur giving far too much credit to a BJJ purple belt, the stand up would be way too lopsided, and it will give the judo/sambo/wrestler a much better hold with higher pressure at a blisteringly high pace. He will probably snatch an armbar from anywhere you give him. However, if started at the bottom with the wrestler still in his guard, then I give it to the purple belt.

Now she also won silver 🥈 at French national beach wrestling championship. But didn't make it out of knockout round of beach wrestling world series.

It was an excellent art… the they banned leg grabs and most grips

The funny part is that he was playing “tall man judo” - lots of Uchimata and back grips. The size difference played into his judo style

he is a wrestler and bjj bluebelt, wrestling doesnt have belts

Yeah, judo gets easier with height/size… some throws and combinations only work with a size difference… people say judo is good for smaller people, but it works almost too well for tall and fat guys

"break grips" gl wit that 😂

Idd, this was just meh. Like judo guy is atleast 25-30kg more then white gi guy. Bring in gable stevenson against this judo guy 😅

If its a judoka who came up before IJF changed the rules, they would more than hold their own.

​@@johnsnider2956 yeah we need a nogi match between a judoka competing before IJF rules vs wrestler

There is a video of a freestyle olympic wrestler vs an olympic judoka, look it up

How about a WORLD competitor in judo, freestyle wrestling, and sambo vs a wrestler/ bjj purple belt?!

He’s taking it easy on him