Jiu-jitsu - adult competitor gets HUMBLED trying to bully juvenile yellow belt!
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- čas přidán 21. 11. 2017
- **Edit**
We were TOLD that this guy was a purple belt by one of the coaches who was at the event. WE FOUND OUT LATER that he was a BLUE belt and turned out to be a decent fella!
Watch what happens when this adult purple belt tries to shame and bully a youth competitor that was moved up into the adult class due to no available matches in the 13-15 year old division.
You know you fd up when your coach is yelling Bible verses at you
Lol.
What i didnt hear it 🤣
ROFL
Nice!
Is it his coach? I thought it was the kid's coach
Judging by the look of it, seems like he'd already humbled himself by wearing those Pokémon leggings...
man I do bjj and most if them are nerds and always wearing super hero and anima rash guards
What’s your favorite Kanto starter?
How dare you
That butt scoot stuff is bullshit tho.
@@anthenyiscool2758 Bulbasaur
I didnt see any one bully anyone. I did however see some kid sit on the floor and stall the whole match and not get penalized for it.
Even so its a fight. Bullying is inherent to it
right. where’s the bullying attempt? i didn’t see it either.
@@rolandharris2706 try harder
How is he stalling when the other guy was clearly running from him the whole match and taunting
@@mstrshkbrnnn1999 I think people want to see a realistic standing match. I assume this is standard in bjj, but not practical, so it looks cheap to people. Like when people bench press with their backs doing an exorcist pose.
He wasn't bullying him, its just hilarious when the first thing someone does is sit and but scoot haha
Agree. The title is bogus. The kid should stand up a grapple. He’s only hurting himself in the long run.
I don't know about that. Just watched a video of Marcelo Garcia doing this 10 seconds into the round. Do you have an advice for him as well?
@@qsafex No wonder noone watches sport Jiu Jitsu. If the rules do not disqualify failing to engage then it is a terrible sport.
@@qsafex Tell the Gracies to take more steroids. They're supposed to be ambassadors for this sport? LoL. They've created an atmosphere of open steroid abuse, including among minors, and made it impossible for natural athletes to compete without having to risk injury going against steroid abusers.
The guy standing up should just wait him out
My dog does that same move. The vet said he had something in his butt. Stupid vet my dog was doing jujitsu.
Why do u only have 100+ likes
The Shitzu who knew jujitsu
Best BJJ comment ever.
😂🤣😂🤣😂👏👏👏
LMFAO !!
Daniel -Haha you’re a idiot!!
I remember when guys actually did takedowns in jiu-jitsu comps....
its why no gi judo is more fun also less of this poseur MMA crossover machoman shit and more respect (the kid was the rude one here, its like when muhammed ali went to japan and the japanaese guy just sat on the ground and leg kicked him for an hour)
This is submission sport, not takedown sport hahaahahahahahaha
Well if you want takedowns too then do judo tho idk. I trained BJJ for 2 years and even some guy who trained for 9 years had trouble taking me down really
Gianni Bleya or wrestling 💪🏽💪🏽💪🏽
@@MrRickmowen Nah. I agree that the kid was the a-hole here, but Ali was the a-hole when he fought Inoki.
"WE FOUND OUT LATER that he was a BLUE belt and turned out to be a decent fella!" from the video description
then why embarrass the guy and make him out to be an asshole?
and they have not bothered to change the title
Lol the creator said in the replies on another comment that the kid in the video is their son, so that probably explains the obvious bias
@@sirresigmenduken5033 his son smart but that title is ass
I love bjj, but as with any rule set strategies and techniques develop to compliment the rule set not to stay true to any original intent (such as self defense/combat). Butt scooting is for sure a technique for avoiding losing points and position on takedowns, but it looks pretty weak when viewed through the lens of a self defense or combat scenario.
@@macadoocrue4595 Or a chair dropped on top of you, or someone stepping on you in a crowded location or you get run over by a car. In a street fight, if you go down you really want to be on top, if just so you can get up and move/run should the situation call for it.
It's the same thing with a deep half guard game. Can be amazing in a tournament, has you pinned under the other person open for ground and pound with your head against pavement on the street.
@@bryantharris5914 Comparing judged, officiated competitive fighting to street fights is a waste of time. How does competitive fighting prepare you to fight 2 of your opponent's buddies who jump out of nowhere to help?
Which part of competitive fighting prepares you to wear some guy's drunken, punching, scratching, screaming girlfriend like a 150 pound jacket while you fight the guy?
Combat sports and street fights are totally different animals.
@@skybluemarshall Combat Sports, Body Guard, Battlefield, Self Defense Situation, Bouncer, Police Arrest... every combat engagement situation is a different context where slightly different 'rules' or objectives will apply.
You can't tell a police officer to simply 'walk or run away' from conflict. It's not the context under which he engages in conflict.
A soldier fighting on the battlefield has a completely different context from a street fight.
So yeah. They are all different, and techniques that are suitable do change. The Strategy changes, the threats change, etc.
With that said, your ability to conduct 'combat' is the closest thing you have to a transferable skill. So having some combat skills, any combat skills is better than having no skills.
What I was pointing out is that something like 'butt scooting' is easily identifiable as a skill that wouldn't transfer over.
i know next to nothing about bjj. but your statement about a self defense scenario is spot on. i have major reservations that the butt scoot is a good defense to someone kicking you in the face which would more than likely be the combat solution if someone flopped down on their rear end like that.
Good thing this isn't a self defence scenario and what you say is irrelevant then.
That was one of the most anticlimactic events I've unfortunately witnessed.
This truly was a giant waste of my time and I'm a little upset.
They don’t look super far apart in age. And honestly, that “I’m going to just wait here crap” is pretty lame in actual competition. Plus I didn’t see any bullying. I saw one competitor getting frustrated by a passive opponent.
So learn to be more aggressive then? lol wtf
Contrary to popular belief defense is apart of the game. You don't have to be an aggressor all the time. Learn some strategy.
@@blakemcwilliams9028 If you have no aggression you have no competition...
@The Tide Rises it´s a sport and not fight for ur life, if you are afraid of leg locks because you only train take downs and no leg lock defense it´s your problem. who´s not going with time, will go by the time.
@@yashtunegenerator7679 The point is developing bad habits early can result in you being unprepared later down the road or make it difficult to adapt your techniques. I'm a firm believer martial arts and wrestling technique should be practiced for self defense and if you are going to use them to play in a tournament you should practice all aspects of it. If he sat down like that anywhere but in this tournament ring he would put himself at a disadvantage and that goes against the very spirit of learning to defend yourself.
“Hey, you wanna go then? I’ll smash you mate, let’s have it, I’ll destroy you!”
*sits on bum and scoots towards opponent*
"Why don't you come down here and say that, bro?"
@@iliilliliiliilliliiliillil9137 hahha
Yo i can't wait to learn this so I can defend myself. I'll just have to ask my attacker to let me sit down before he clubs me
It's unrealistic ..
@@WoundedSpiritHealing knowing how to do it is really good though.
It's a grappling tournament... not a fight. The reverse can be said for boxing.
It’s for the sport bro. Lol
Why not just make deliberate sitting count as a take-down for the opponent? That would put an end to it.
In wrestling they just dnf you for that
Ye. If they have a problem, they can change it
People would lose their minds if pulling guard was illegal.
I don't think pulling guard is what they're talking about here tho. Since top and bottom are equal positions, at least you're engaging your opponent and pulling him to the mat...just sitting down of your own accord and leaving a brown streak across the mat as you slide at your opponent just seems a bit of a disgrace to many players and fans of the sport myself included. I think if someone's going to build their game around butt scooting they should punish the voluntary sit down. That way it's at least a point loss.
He still would have won.
What competition island allowing youth competitor's to perform heel hooks
He moved UP to the adult division. Different rules I imagine.
when an adult challenges you.
Yeah...I thought you had to be a purple belt to do those in competition
Correct me if i am wrong but i think you can do whatever you want in no-gi
@@kevinlegrain4761 that's correct, NoGi Comps allow Heel Hooks as where Gi Comps Do Not. The Reason is because they are easier to lock and harder to escape while wearing a Gi due to the friction.
How was dude in Pokémon leggings acting like a bully? “Yellow belt” dude started the match by pushing his head for zero reason, then immediately sits down. I would totally take ever opportunity to mock someone who did that to me. AND DONT EVEN GET ME STARTED ON THE GOD DAMN HEELHOOK😭😭😭
they shouldn't be doing heel hooks for one. 2nd of all the guy standing shoudln't be laying down to mock the other guy and ref should have penalized him but he shiould have enough game to pass someones guard on the ground like that
2 points for the opponent when your go down, even on your own, would fix the butt thing
Technically, it does, I believe the rule is you have to make contact before pulling guard, which, he did. Still dumb though
Certain jiu-jitsu tactics only work in a controlled environment... for example, the ole slide-wiping of ones ass on the mat.
that's true for any martial art, such a dumb criticism
@@Jake-oq2bq , thank you for recognizing the age old maneuver of slide wiping, not many have such a high fight IQ as yourself... ya fukking genius
@@iamlonefrog4866 I do the slide wipe all the time in street fights n I have never lost
Yeah ngl you're wrong lmao especially when you're fighting a idiot, catching him with a submission wouldn't be hard. I've been in probably 12 "street" fights. Then again anything is possible 🤣 I could be stretching it. I just feel like I could've done this to one of the guys I fought forsure but who tf wants to try it LOL
@@andrique1 stop lying, unless that was sarcasm which I assume it was
Bro i can see where the adult is coming from, i think it’s more that he was pissed that he just sat his butt on the mat because that’s unrealistic
this is competition bjj, if you wanna be realistic go fight mma 😂
@@JusJusJusJus still it causes a bad habit
it gives a bad impression on bjj guys and makes ppl think this is all we know how to do
Bad habbit to what? That’s allowed in BJJ. Didn’t look like a bad habit to me, he got the win.
@@joestark3791 it’s a bad habit to just sit on the floor cause that’s how ur normally gonna react in a more serious situation. The Gracies didn’t make bjj to just sit on the floor and that’s it. And like what i said before this vid makes it seem like this is all we know how to do
I understand the mockery though, i'd be realy tempted to kick someone just sitting there.
thats would def happen in a real street fight, kick to the teeth
@@KwadSquadFPV I’m sure it would be somewhat effective but you’d have to be very careful kicking a bjj guy that’s on the ground like that if he catches you or you slip up a little bit you’re gonna pay for it
@@spencer1381 If someone buttscoots on me in a fight im gonna assume its a bjj player so i wont go down there. Just throw object at him literally
@@atlaesthetics8354 I get that but if you don’t have grappling experience yourself and are solely a boxer/striker that grappler will shoot on you from a mile away and very likely still get the takedown
You know how bjj players can play around with someone on the ground? Strikers can do that to bjj players standing up.(joe rogan) You have to remember a fight starts standing up.
I don't know about this. I know it's a submission grappling type event, but it's also combat sports. It's almost like "oops, I forgot I can't kick him in the face "
That sitting and scooting is BS.
Go train and show us how it's done then?? Post a video?? Thought so
@@ib3rdrock - man you got triggered by that… scared to stand and grapple huh?
Wipe your brown stains off the mat scooter.
czcams.com/video/899lucj3KvE/video.html
Here's what happened if you just sit there and spread your butt cheeks
@@ib3rdrock it will never not look stupid and pitiful
@@PartyChicken407 yea the other person looks bigger stronger and more aggressive so its the smarter move
Where was the bullying? Saw a kid sit down and the other layed down, is that bullying these days?
yes, people are so fragile, it's sad.
Mate you asking if its bullying is bullying.
Yuuup. If it was anything like my bullies they would b throwing rocks, fighting, n calling him a "race traitor" "wannabe white boy" for wearing Misfits n other punk/hardcore/metal t-shirts. Boohoo I had bad times . That's all true by the way. But I didn't let it get me down except for the occasional eat n cry on the toilet while the shower is running.
Shit has changed since the 90's man...
Yeah, its common to call anything that someone dosent "like" bullying.
Like. Right now, if you and I didnt agree and I got my little boys panties in a wad.....I would cry that you are showing micro-agression and it makes me feel threatened.....gormet bullshit.
Kid in our gym didnt like the fact that he got armbarred almost EVERY TIME he rolled. We were doing this to help him STOP getting caught Tried to teach about every defence but he just cried and cried that we were "making fun of him".
Never even tried to defend on the dozens of opportunities and just fished out.
Now he is at another gym because we were too "rough" on him.
And I dont even do BJJ...Im a Judo guy. BJJ is too hard. I feel bullied.
id love to see him do that in a streetfight and just get kicked in the face
Agreed. Keep jiu-jitsu combative, not sport! This is just silly garbage
Jiu-jitsu ALWAYS looses to face-kick-su
I guess I don't understand this style of fighting. What if you can't get your opponent on the ground? Maybe I'm missing something but this stuff seems really dumb to me.
@@williamwesse6114 the whole point of jiu-jitsu is specialization in ground control, that's why people learn BJJ and kick boxing, muay thai, judo, the list goes on
there's no 'perfect' style, that's why you take what works from other ones
hed put his hand up grab his foot and proceed to preform a single leg
I’m not sure you can “bully” someone in a combat sport. It’s kinda part of the whole plan, I think.
I cant belive bjj has become so ridiculous as a sport where people sit on the ground....literally the entire self defence element is gone....this is not what the gracies intended what a shame
Yeah it makes me really sad when I see butt scooting and pulling guard, it makes BJJ seem like a fucking joke
Urijah 'Hey Fellow Kids' Faber it does ove done judo for many years and bjj gi and no gi but all the guys i train with all have a wrestling judo metality ttakedown get on top and finish which is fundamentally what you want in a self defence situation but this evoloution of bjj sport where guys just sit down and but scoot etc is just horrible i just hope they dont do that in a real situation cause it could be a costly mistake
I doubt they would do it in a real fight, but I agree that a wrestling mentality is much better. We have that mentality at our gym too, because we have a few mma fighters here
Jon Moris learn how to pass the gaurd. Its not that hard. especially if your opponent is 15. learn some heavy passes and problem solved.. That's what this guy should've done instead of acting like a dick.
Frank Valenti i agree to play the sport you should learn to pass as long as the youngster learns how to stay on his feet and learns some good takedowns like i said for the sport its fine but for everythin else it not
Whoever have him a purple belt needs to be checked
You Mang it turned out he was a blue belt. He contacted us and apologized and turned out to be a good guy. We all have our lessons to learn.
you should update the description
Yeah, he turned out to be a good guy after being humbled. Should he have won, he probably would have continued his ways.
There was no way this guy was a purple belt. I'm 4 stripe purple going for brown and this guy is at most a beginner blue belt. He never flattened out when we was in butterflies and didn't even attempt to unhook the feet. He was a good sport at the end though ... :) Jiu Jitsu is a humbling sport... :)
You Mang yes
Ah yes, trying to pass someone's guard into a dominant position in a combat sport competition is bullying
No I think it was when he laid down on his side in the lounging position. It’s a clumsy attempt at emotional abuse so I’d agree that out was meant to be bullying. B
I dont think you know what happened buddy. There was no guard pass they just went from butterfly guard into a half guard sweep then into a ankle lock. The adult was taunting the kid and ended up getting submitted that's it
@@elyizik1143 Oh ok so at 0:57 when the older guy smash passes the younger guy's butterfly guard and then gets caught in his half guard, that didn't happen eh?
Do you know what a guard pass is? Lemme guess, you started training BJJ last week and now you think you can tell people who have rolled for a decade that they know nothing.
EDIT: I see from your channel that you are actually a child, so that explains the ignorant confidence. Carry on.
I must have missed the part where he tried to bully him, can someone please point it out for me? 🤦🏼♂️
I think he wanted to say "mock him". That would make more sense...
@@Aaackermann and he absolutely should be mocked for that pathetic performance
@@iliilliliiliilliliiliillil9137 a pathetic victory via submission?
Based on the title, I expected bullying to happen at some point. The closest it got was some mild mockery of sitting guard. That was well deserved, IMO. If you want to *pull* guard, that is a little lame but fine, but don't just *sit* guard at a tournament. Every match starts standing and his opponent wanted to actually wrestle.
EDIT: My objection (and that of many others) is that sitting guard is 1) defensively unsound (don't sit down when you are in a real fight); 2) it entirely ignores an important component of BJJ (standing wrestling and takedowns -- yes, this is part of the sport and not a separate thing); and 3) someone wishing to play guard can *pull* guard -- meaning they tie up while standing and then pull their opponent to the ground -- which can be a sound tactic.
Wrestling a larger opponent isn't the challenge some people are presenting it as either. Being on bottom as the smaller or weaker person is actually far more of a challenge than engaging on the feet in a non-striking context, which makes playing open guard a risky strategic move. The guy who lost in this video may have been bigger, but he was not very experienced judging by how little he knew of guard passing and leg lock defense. What we saw of his wrestling was purely defensive, so it's hard to say if he was any better there.
Maybe the youngen knew he wasn't strong enough to tustle but once on the ground, the playing field would be even hence the purpose of Jiu-Jitsu.
Exactly. The kid is just being smart and strategic about a matchup where the opponent is clearly stronger. Only a moron would let the bigger opponent rag doll them to the ground.
Yeah, and he was actually at a BJJ tournament. The wrestling tournament is over there. Nothing wrong with sitting guard when you know you can't outwrestle a bigger, stronger, older opponent.
@@twismfamily you people should talk to some decent jiujitsu practitioners and see how fucking stupid the idea of "well nothing matter if you can get a submission" part of getting a sub is taking your opponent to the ground not sitting down and completely eliminating an aspect of the sport
@@navajasrs2402 thats completely untrue just fall guard as soon as you clinch???? you ever compete in your life?
A interesting match up would be if both fighters had the same stile of dragging their asses around on the mat 😐
There is a video of exactly that, both dude were just sitting and standing up for like a minute, shit was wacky
They could have raced eachother😅
A crap ton of competitors do that, both sit down and drag their ass. Once that happens they usually enter a 50/50 guard where they fight for guard pass/submission, but hey, who am I to know??
Lmao at calling them fighters...grapplers not fighters
@@milostich8323 💀
Imagine even practicing pulling guard on the ground . If it was on the streets he would get stomped tf out
He wouldn’t pull guard in a street fight. The techniques to kick a dudes ass at Waffle House gets boring after a while. Simple takedown , hooks in and maintain top position till he gets tired. Takes about 45 seconds as for him to simply give up. Then his your bitch for the next 5 mins. Most white belts learn this in 10 months
But it's not in the steets....
in the streets stomping at an opponent in guard on the ground is a good way to get your achilles' tendon chewed off
Humbled??? BJJ is a game and that's why you don't see butt scooting in a fight or MMA. BJJ has some good elements but it also causes a lot of bad habits that people have to undo in order to be competent in self defense or a fight.
I understand where you are coming from but I think it does more good than harm for someone's self defense.
bullying??? get a grip
666baraka delicious pun
Can’t escape the click bait culture
666baraka he must be the dad to post such a dumb ass video
666baraka i would call it taunting.
Kinda funny reading all these guys upset at the butt scoot. It's a competition and if a guy sitting on his butt hinders your ability to beat him... go play soccer.
@b that wasn't a real fight lol, it was a grappling competition.
@nikto45 it's like in Muay Thai they stand straight up because they don't have to worry about takedowns. No one criticises them
@nikto45 what is real Muay Thai.
@nikto45 yeah most martial arts have gotten watered down here. Yes there are takedowns in Muay Thai but nowhere near as advanced as Folkstyle or Judo or even bjj. They usually stand straight up and the takedowns are more trips than anything or by catching a leg. That's why they stand straight up and what straight Muay Thai in the high forms of competition can get you in trouble.
High forms of comp in MMA that is.
This reminds me of that dude in the UFC who just spams leg locks, taking advantage of the not kicking a downed opponent rule. It's BS in my opinion and not fighting, do that in a street fight or in an organisation with different rules and you get kicked in the face and lose.
Good thing this is a bjj competition then huh dumbass.
@@blanketyblank9827 Surely it spoils that as well no?
I know jujitsu is an powerful art form and stands tall as a exceedingly efficient and powerful martial art. But all that clip was missing was the carpet and couch and possibly their mother telling them not to fight over the TV remote
unless the tap as not respected and he ripped his knee apart.......
@@LuckyCJ yea cause mom didn't break it up in time
Sit on the ground waiting in a real fight and u will get kicked in the head.... I've tried it and it doesn't work...
Lol what gave you the idea to sit in a real fight? Ffs man please tell me, seriously.
Jeremy Butcher watching too many Jiu-jitsu videos, lol
No kidding, dumb fuck. This is sport jiu-jitsu, not street fighting.
profd65 so it's for homosexuals only then
Bjj is not useful at all in a street fight against more than 1 person wrestling on the other hand could be more affective bjj is only useful in a cage or if your getting raped and these competitions
looks like that Bible verse hurt him more than the heel hook
"Pride cometh before the fall." Damn right.
"Pride cometh, before the fall."
Good execution once he got the butterfly hooks in but the butt scooting really needs to go.
How bout you learn to engage better instead of just running in trying to pass guards with muscle
If he wasnt 13-14 I would agree, but he has almost zero chance of winning that takedown fight due to him being, ya know, 13-14 fighting a fully grown man. He took that advantage away by sitting into guard and gave himself the best chance to be successful. Intelligence >
@@JusJusJusJus it's just the practicality of it deliberately sitting isn't sportsman like and not in the spirit of bjj.
@@Chase-vq6eq unsportsmanlike? says who? 😂 the nogi goat Gordon Ryan is a heavyweight and still sits on his ass. Craig Jones does the same thing. It works. And what is the “spirit” of bjj? What makes bjj unique from all the other grappling arts is that it has these dangerous seated guards that people actually have to study to understand. If you aren’t training these specific positions you will get left behind idk what to tell you
@@JusJusJusJus what happens when the guy standing doesn't engage? Let's say he just keep grabbing the opponents heels and backing off. Would the ref stand the other dude up?
“Adult competitor with Pokémon tights”
Goofy tights, but he's doing better than people who don't get out and try.
I don’t see the issue here. He’s trying to get the opponent to abandon his strategy. Didn’t work, but he didn’t lose any advantage for trying it.
Errr because he obviously has anger/pride issues.
@@teejay89656 is that so? Exactly how long have you been that guys personal psychologist?? Please tell us more, Freud!
I’ve been out of the loop for a while, yellow belts have been added to the rankings?
Not a purple
I was thinking the same thing... lol There's no way
can't really judge him by a minute and a half video. and 2/3 of the video is just two guys stalling.
not a good one any way
I hate this part of Jiu Jitsu. It looks so lame and shameful. Try this is a real fight and see what happens.
tbh the same shit would probably happen, only difference is a tap would do nothing and he would tear his acl with that heel hook.
Gary Burger I don’t think so , in a real fight you can kick and stomp your opponent. The last thing you want do is sit on the ground in front of a hostile person.
In a real fight the other guy would be swinging haymakers which would make a double leg very easy or at least set up for a leglocks entry against an untrained opponent and then he would mangle them.
Watch a fresh white belt roll with a purple belt who is actually trying. There’s videos on CZcams of it, it’s like grappling a toddler.
You stupid? Try a jiu class and come back to this comment loser
You can never, ever underestimate your opponent.
Laying on your back is a good way to take a nap😴😂
So when you’re in a fight just sit on the floor and you’ll win
Noah Boat it’s a competition, there are rules, just like the ufc, there are rules, no rules in a street fight you dingus this isn’t a street fight
if u know jiu jitsu
@@dabonkus1709 even if you know jj you're not just going to start off the fight by sitting on your butt. lol how many mma professional fighters do you see starting off a mma fight like that??????
@@SteelRhinoXpress if its a striker u were going against a would u get in a striking battle, or a bjj battle? now yes, sometimes its unnecessary of silly looking, butif your good enough, youll win
@@SteelRhinoXpress but yeah he was kinda a jerk bc he could have just taken him down
No bullying seen
I agree I think he was just doing that because the kid instantly pulled guard and just sat there.
Maybe not bullying, but guy came off looking like a wanker
elephantrider78 its meant to be self defense and the wanker got tapped out hahaha
elephantrider78 Martial arts weren't designed to 'bully'. Yellow belts start on the floor not standing, so he's doing what he's used to and the other guy was just being a douche. Ankle flipping is a fopar, like putting your forearm in a guys Adams apple in Mount.
elephantrider78 A) it's a guard not just sitting, it's a strong Base from ground.
B) if he's a lower belt he's not gonna have learnt standing throws or sweeps so can't expect much, but then he knows ankle locks which is blue belt level so who knows.
Point is its a lagimate postion not just 'sitting'.
bruh yall really hate sitting on guard when that's the first thing you learn on a bjj gym
I wouldn’t say he’s humbled with this, he just lost his nerves against someone who only wants to do the things that he wants, it’s like watching a boxing fight when one of the fighter keeps running away around the ring, the kid is gonna get caught a few times in the same situation, and he’s gonna learned that you have to be versatile, because not everybody’s wants to play by you’re rules.
I have to disagree. In fact the kid should have just sat down (if that was where he was comfortable) and asked the older dude why he was running away? If the kid survives the match it's a victory for him. If the older dude spends the whole match running away from a 13 year old kid of lower rank, what's he doing there to begin with?
@Yassin Gasleui read the description. You have 13-15 year old kid v adult who also had a significant weight advantage and was acting like a tool. I dont know where you train but id expect to cop a serve for being disrespectful and acting a fool.
If the opponent is lying on the ground, then the match is over. He has already lost. There is no need to attack. Ali jr.
@@JusJusJusJus its from an anime
@@croatiannightmare5878 apologies
Helio and Carlos are rolling in their graves right now (no pun intended)
That’s why I got 50 plus likes vs both of you bums together can’t even get one!!!
lol @ "rolling" in their graves!!!
PSYCHOBEVO uh oh here comes the grammar nazi!!!
@@johnnightly5281 lmao!!!!!!
Tell me more mr science
That was BEAUTIFUL!!! 😊
You know you f’d up when you’re a yellow belt in a jits competition.
"Pride cometh before the fall!!" ....are you kidding me!? Nothing cometh before the fall.....an even the fall was questionable!! 🤣🤣🤣
People are so pissed that this wouldn't work in a real fight haha Guys, we know that because this is not a real fight!
If you're trying to say a heel hook wouldn't work in a real fight, then you've never been heel hooked. They're savage. You can destroy a knee before they even have time to tap or scream.
@@MrDaddyv123 agreed
his facial expression after defeat 😂😂😂😂🤣
Dude laying down was pretty hilarious actually.
This is why I stick to wrestling.
Aww did you get tapped too many times? Lol
@@ethanbernard7671 invalid argument… getting pinned in wrestling is much worse than tapped in bjj. This person simply doesn’t like the lame butt scooting technique that completely takes the self defense aspect out of bjj
Before I watched this video I had the misconception that jiu-jitsu had something to do with martial arts.
It does when you're doing it in self-defense instead of showmanship. Most Martial arts that look harmless (like this one) could easily knock out or even kill someone when used seriously, or at least break multiple bones.
@@spartansquid5931 jiu-jitsu is a game. There are parts of it that are applicable to self defense but this tournament stuff is just physical chess
@@roland-plus Just about all martial arts are designed to defend yourself, actual self-defense involved breaking the other guy's bones or possibly even killing him. In a tournament, you aren't supposed to try and cripple them because it's just for fun, so it's all toned down.
@@roland-plus you've clearly never watched the early UFC's, where BJJ dominated every other martial art. not to mention that every top MMA fighter trains jiujitsu at LEAST once a week.
@@Jake-oq2bq oh I'm very familiar with early UFC. The issue here is the butt scooting. Royce never did that
This is why everyone treats pure Jiu Jitsu like a complete joke. Shame, as it has insane potential
I don’t think everyone is treating it like a joke. Right now and in the past few years it seems that BJJ has become what Karate and Taekwondo were in the 80s and 90s where it was so popular and everyone doing it thought it was the greatest martial art in the world that couldn’t be beat. Also I realized most gyms now teach it with such a linear focus to a point where it’s not aplicable in a street fight for self defense. Unfortunately you get so many guys (probably the majority in the martial arts community now) who do BJJ for a few years and get all cocky acting like they can out fight anyone in the street….until someone knees them in face while they try a poorly executed take down (because they don’t practice Judo or wrestling), get picked up and slammed while trying to pull guard, or getting smothered in punched and kicks when they try to take the fight to the ground. Anyways sorry for the long rant, I had to get that off my chest lol. I’ve done BJJ for many years now and this has been bothering me about the mindset of most guys.
I train jits as well amigo and you're 100% correct. I noticed it within myself even like "I can kick that guys ass I bet". The thing is that I'd say like a good 30-60% of the time you're dead wrong. Jits is just so much slower/less explosive. However, I wrestled a bit in school so all I really need to work on is my shitty fucking hands and then I'll be a complete fighter.
Lol, you're the joke. And either of those competitors would finish you in a couple of moments.
The guy obviously did not have takedown skills. He waited for the other guy to come down the entire time. 😂😂😂.
And this boys and girls is why you wrestle
Bjj helps wrestling a lot
And wear singlets
@@ultimategamer4010 more like wrestling helps bjj
@@sully8751 both help eachother
Wow since when is it bullying to refuse to lock-up with someone that immediately drops to their ass? The world really is turning into snowflakes. And instead of editing the description why don't you change the title? Cause your views would drop?
not to mention the patronising tap on the head by the ass dropper
Totally agree, ridiculous title, not bullying at all, just a frikkin contest nothing more
Oh get fucked... If you don't think that was bullying you don't know what you are talking about. He thought he was nick Diaz against Anderson Silva laying down... Get real buddy.
@@stubility the tap on the head is to check and control distance. It's a wrestling thing.
He got his grip before going to his butt, nothing illegal here so the dummy must follow him to the ground, that's the rules...
Humility...irrespective of whether or not your hand is raised at the end. That is the lesson to be learned.
"Pride cometh before the fall!"
Lol,I like the way he got his own leg to safety as he was securing the opponents, slick job.
We was pulling his foot across to help reap the knee and expose the heel.
If you know jiu jitsu then you should never get heel hooked, you stack a heel hook, very easy to defend against
@@MrCymru right, when the guy has a full reaping honey hole, just stand up and stack him. That easy. 😂
@@MahoneyBadger did you watch it? The gentleman's leg was you watched yes? When he first tries to lock it in his left leg can very easily roll up to stack the guy, just look at his left knee placement, to many people will fall into this "you have my leg so I'm going to try and get yours" as you see here instead of rolling up and attacking the guy. You must have come from this people belts class. People just chasing colors,, truly sad
@@MrCymru if the leg was on the other side perhaps as it’s a lot easier to stand up from the 50/50 and stack the guy, but single leg X can be hard to stand up from when his knee is inside and applying pressure against the inside of your knee. But you are right that if you can stand up it’s a great way to get out of many leg locks. But a good guy is gunna keep your legs entangled, especially once he had the reap.
Let me just take a sit and fight the rest of the round like that... he must have read all Sun Tzu work in a foreign language he didn't know
The dog and carpet jokes are great but you went high brow to call out how cringe this "art" is in a street fight.
Very good job, patience and good tactic :)
Sitting down would only work in a tournament style environment. In a real fight his face would have been kicked in and knocked him out.
When you have no game but ground game. Real life situation you’ll get checked
Joshua Eric Garinganao FACTS
Well the same can be said if you only have hands and fight a wrestler, you’ll get checked. The idea is to have a game for wherever the fight goes.
It's grappling ffs, you don't need anything except ground game ! It's like looking a match of boxing and saying "nothing but fist game" rofl you're stupid !
I could be wrong, but this looks like a tournament and not a back alley mugging. There's probably a ruleset and whatnot, so you can sit if you want
Dude acting all tough with Pokemon leggings
I know right it's like he's never heard of everlast leggings damn
Pokemon was the shit back then as a kid tho id rock pokemon leggings go the gym any day 🤙
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When did he act tough seems to me he was just frustrated his opponent was laying on the ground trying to exploit the rules
That was acting tough?? Dude was literally just standing and looking down at his sitting opponent
You'll never encounter someone sitting on their ass trying to fight you %100 of the time. 😂 Usually the one on the ground is the loser in a real fight.
Interesting comments here regarding the one guy who defaults to sitting on the floor. Japanese Jiu-jitsu is based on Aikido. Aikido teaches how to defend yourself when you are in a sitting or kneeling position during the initiation of attack. The guy on the ground is going 200 years old school...
The only bullying here is by the camera man @ 1:14 'Pride cometh before the fall'.
This is to an opponent who lost fair and square, who didn't appear to be cocky in the first place.
Frank Castle so the move at 0:12 wasn't cocky?
JHenkel24 I guess he was taunting but no need to kick while he was down.
Frank Castle So you concede that your initial point was false then?
@TraitorShamer no.
He seemed pretty cocky. I think you might have the dumb.
Who got humbled??? Didn't he lie down to show that he was frustrated that his opponent just sat on the floor?
Not a big jiu-jitsu guy are ya.
You sir are a simpleton......
@@PrincipalCowbellist hello! As someone brought here by algorithm rather than knowledge could someone help explain why this was bullying? Is that a valid tactic? And is the attack at the heel in the end legal?
@@hadifalex it is at worst cheating and at best a bastardization of the ruleset and a mockery of the sport and a bad call by the ref for not calling him for stalling.
@@hadifalex He pushed his head at first than stalled the whole match which is not allowed, the ref didn't call on it too :(
This is unacceptable and should not be allowed in competitions anymore without penalty. The point of BJJ ultimately, is as a defense mechanism. Every other aspect of the sport at least attempts to address this, however this kind of action would result in getting blasted in the face with kicks and getting you killed.
Great job, kid. You just showed us an awesome way to die in a real fight.
If you think BJJ submissions work in real street fights, you haven't been in many. If we're actually at the point of laying down in a street fight, I'll just stick my fingers in your eyes or hammer down on your crotch. And that's if you're lucky and your opponent doesn't pull a knife while you try to submit him. In BJJ you're trained to follow rules, but street fights have none. RNC has some real world uses, but leg locks and arm bars would be ridiculous in a street fight.
No, the point of BJJ is to win competitions with BJJ rulesets. There may or may not be overlap into self defense.
@@mujtabaalam5907 do you think that bjj competitions existed when bjj was invented? You're an idiot.
@@erick4923 Do you think that the bjj these two competitors are competing in is the same bjj which Helio learned from Mitsuyo Maeda?
If so, please explain the lack of any gi and the presence of the butt scoot.
Knowing Bjj automatically gives you an advantage on the ground. Street fight anything goes so be as dirty as you want.
Since when are we teaching YELLOW BELTS heel hooks? When someone's knee gets obliterated in a practice roll, then we'll how wise that decision was.
@taxation is theft memes news & more that's just you, but it's really easy to overshoot a heel hook and end someone's career in seconds
The other grappling match the guy tapped to a RNC at the same time as the heel hook tap. Took me a few times to notice lmao.
I thought you had to do a takedown to get into guard or mount whatever
It's like a puzzle and it's a easy trap to fall into. The key is high energy and to try to dominate. You want to target a shoulder and attempt rear or side control.
"Praaad cometh bfore tofol", heck if I know what that translates to but you go guy!
I find it easier to wrestle when an opponent is boot scooting, idk just me ig
"Pride goes before destruction,
and a haughty spirit before a fall" - Proverbs 16:18
Misquoted by most lol
The adult clearly was learning. So many opportunities and did nothing. Sometimes unfair match ups happen.
Took him a second to realize he could of locked it in like 3 times
WTF, is up with lying on the ground like that. Worse than watching soccer.
Willie Brown it’s common in gyms where takedowns are not practiced. There are a ton of injuries that people get just from practicing takedowns so people just don’t do them. When you get super confident on the ground, you sit and wait. Also, the kid sitting may have known the other guy was a great wrestler or something. It’s just a different tactic. It does look strange though.
Willie Brown true
Willie Brown it was boring to me. Waiting for ur opponent to attack a certain way, it’s different. Even in boxing u can’t just sit their u have to move around
I'm sorry, in my 3 years of wrestling, I have only witnessed 2 injuries from takedowns. Maybe we are talking different injuries here? Because bruises and muscle soreness don't count.
EVE WARD Boxing evolves trying to hit your opponent while not gettinc hit. BJJ is a very relaxed system were you use your opponents energy against them. Theres a reason why wrestles almost always lose to bjj or judo fighters
Idk where the bullying is. All I see is some lazy kid that doesn’t wanna put I work for a takedown
Youngman lee sport bjj is ruining the game
But the so called "lazy kid" won!
When an engineer with a repair tool blows your tank up.
He wasn’t trying to humiliate him. He didn’t want to fight his fight. He got caught up in it anyway.
If you sit that should be a take down (points) to the opponent
Wouldn't this guy still have lost, he tapped? Not disagreeing but it's clearly part of jujitsu?
@@jamzy9019 Id say pulling guard has its place in Jiujitsu, butt scooting on the other hand, that's a part of the sport, but not the martial art.
Dude who lost was cocky for no reason. Good job to the young man. Love to see stuff like this.
Was he really being cocky though? It seemed like he was just making fun of the fact that the dude just sat down on his ass and waited for the other person to make a move.
Great patience by the young man
Every intentional sit deserves a point to the opponent + 1 open handed slap to the face, no movesies or head turnsies
BJJ Guys: Jiu Jitsu is the most legitimate martial art there is.
Also BJJ Guys:
bjj is real stupid. who was 1st ufc champ? what martial art was he using?
Go Browns catch wrestling is the best
@@sethb6383 meh, bjj kinda btr ngl but wrestling is cool too. Kelvin Gastellum, a wrestler, got heel hooked by jack hermansson, sooooooooo
Wrestlers: wrestling is the most legitimate martial art there is.
Also Wrestlers: doesn't know how to defend a submission and gives their back to their opponents
@@Jake-oq2bq its when you have a great wrestling background plus bjj. They are both incomplete without each other imo
What's the deal with dropping down on your but? Looks kind of silly.
Bundy 4Prez he had an itch😂
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It's not jujitsu. These kids just practice sub grappling. They just insist on calling it jujitsu
it is sport Jui Jitsu, not manly enough to practice take downs
Billy Bodyslam I agree none of those guys there were that good though in that tourny I could get tell even by how that guy was grappling
That was great to see, a bully getting his just deserves.
I had to pause this to watch my paint dry...be right back