William Tackett vs Jay Rodriguez | 2024 ADCC North American Trials 2 

how ??? lol exiting i agree but what does he do that changes jiu jitsu

@@redshot1015casual fans can actually watch and enjoy his matches. The more of that, the better

Tackett completely ran through him.

sadly no, only 1st place from each weight class at each trials makes it - a very few people are given "invitations" which skips that but its usually done to round out the bracket

@@TheManInBushbig chance he gets it tho

@@TheManInBush So how do they decide whom to invite, and could they still invite people who don't get first like Jay?

@kommisar. Jay got 2nd place finishes at both USA trials, which puts him in a great spot to get an invitation, but they might not invite anyone considering braket size. that is one of the deepest divisions and J-Rod isn't the only double 2nd place in the -88kg division (Gabriel Almeida got 2nd at both South American Trials) and Asia hasn't had their 2nd trials yet so Roborto Dib-Frias could also get double silver making it even harder. Once all trials finalize, Mo will give out a few invitations if needed, but sadly, we might not see J-Rod in August :(

@@TheManInBushhe got invited

And sadly you’re not on that level.

tackett was the superior grappler, Jay was constantly on the defensive. Tackett is one of the best of the world.

You’re smoking crack if you think either of these guys are garbage. Just to be on the mat here is an incredible feat to accomplish. These guys are world class grapplers.

Spoken by someone who never accomplished anything in their life, and, worse still, never even tried.

Boom roasted