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Glad you enjoyed it!

I’ll definitely put out some content on fence wrestling and escapes from bottom in the future. I really appreciate the support and thank you for the content ideas!

@@martialbreakdowns appreciate the response! You earned a new subscriber, I look forward to checking out future content on this channel!

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Entirely fair 😂

didn’t watch the video. just came to comment that as a former city champ, BJJ can’t to shit against a wrestler UNTIL they’re on the ground. and a striker can ONLY win with a lucky puncher’s chance KO like Black beast vs Blaydes

Entirely possible, but another reason he seems to be diving is Ben didn’t really set up his shots with striking at all. Ben is an animal though, his finishing ability is crazy once he gets a leg

Appreciate the support! 🙏🏼

You can definitely beat a better wrestler, even in their prime. The problem is a lot of people have the skills to do it, they just don’t strategize around them or stick to the strategy once the heat gets turned up!

As a wrestler, and BJJ practitioner I second this. Only a better wrestler beats another wrestler at wrestling. many opponents have tried the counter wrestle both khabib and Islam, by trying to hit the switch when caught in a single leg and just ended up in a far worse position.

At wrestling, of course. But MMA is much more than wrestling technique and there are so many things you can do to disrupt wrestling techniques!

Bro most ufc champs are literally strikers there’s days 🤣

@@hotelmoscow8665 I mean the pound for pound guy Islam can do both but is also probably the best grappler in the UFC to date, and typically champions who have a strong grappling foundation hold on to their titles for longer.

I definitely plan to cover striking in the future. Particularly the interplay between striking and effective takedown entries!

that's how you'd feel against an incredible striker as well, or even an incredible BJJ. It really just depends on how much better you are at your skillset than they are at theirs.

The wall equalizes a lot of wrestling imo if it was more a pit like in karate combat it’d be a lot more favorable to wrestlers

GSP, Leon Edwards have out wrestled those types.. You’re what he explained, defeated mindset

Bro most ufc champs are literally strikers there’s days 🤣

@@foreverlikethestarssActually many mma wrestlers use the fence to their advantage

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so basically watch the video

@@EliotScafe I did

@@Pablinshky1 so whats wrong? Did you hit your head right before watching? Or are your critical thinking skills really as developed as a toddler? Maybe you should bump that noggin again, might make those neurons start firing correctly.

​@@Pablinshky1learn to wrestle, watch the video, or both?

Or get really, really good at BJJ. Pretty much the only way to not get wrestlefucked is to be a good grappler.

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Glad it was helpful!

Thank you! 🙏🏼

You should always use your strengths against an opponent’s weaknesses. Thats what proper technique most importantly does 👊🏼

Glad you enjoyed it!

I’m actually working on a video right where I’ll cover some of the exchanges in Makhachev vs. Poirier. Its a bigger video though, so taking a bit longer than expected

Straight for the ol twist. Man is a menace

Thank you I really appreciate that!

Agreed. Definitely something more refs need to look out for because it happens a lot. Amazing for it to not get called out in such a high profile match

I’m a huge Makhachev fan but his chances of beating an Olympic Wrestler at wrestling are about as good as McGregor’s chances were of beating Floyd Mayweather

Only gay if you make eye contact.

Definitely up there with people who bite or twist fingers when they’re losing. Oil checking unfortunately seems to happen a lot more frequently and get called out way less often

@@martialbreakdowns in all honesty rather be oil checked then have fingers twist or bit but agree it definitely needs to be called out

Ha! 😅

There’s a couple videos of Brooks blatantly doing this. Not that he is the only one by any means but to do that in such a high profile match against a legend like Taylor 🤦🏻‍♂️

@@martialbreakdowns And believe me, I understand the oil check. But to disrespect them with the finger whiff? Come on, man.

I missed the finger sniff I couldn’t see anything from the angle of the video I watched

You’d think but nahh, they have the ball and chain which used to screw me whenever I would try and escape from bottom. All perfectly legal just dirty wrestling 🤷‍♂️

@@SirPokemonX just casual SA amongst competitors.

Gripping the opponent’s butt is legal. Oil checking is illegal. Unfortunately a lot of times refs aren’t looking for that. The ball and chain the other commenter mentioned is a legal technique where you grip the opponent’s wrist through their legs. No reason that should be made illegal anymore than a high crotch power lift finish

@@martialbreakdowns yeah I think just part of the sport. I would typically run into people pulling up into my balls with the ball and chain, and using the back of their thumb to go up my crack and it would make me jump up and reset back to my knees 😂 man the good ol days. Wish they had wrestling gyms for adults that want to be recreational. BJJ with wrestling during open mats is all I have nowadays

@@SirPokemonX you are reminiscing about all the wrong parts of that sport bro wtf 😂

Hahaha

Also noticed he grabbed a handful of something else moments later. Definitely something refs need to keep a closer eye out for

I missed this one 😂😂