0:46 & 1:39 Scary how even while the Muay Thai guy was strong enough to pick up the judoka, he still failed miserably at effectively slamming his opponent to the ground.
Watching him and the way he handles himself against the Judoka, Im thinking he has some sort of decent wrestling skills. This looks not that the Muay Thai guy "failed miserably" it just shows how good the Judoka's base, balance, and Judo is
Put it on half speed. The judo guy used the opponent's energy against him, which is something judo teaches. When fighting a judoka, never get too close unless you're pummelling them and then moving away, and never grab hold of them or let them grab hold of you. And don't use kicks usually - they'll generally grab your leg and floor you.
@@felipejaramillocontreras muay thai kicks are better than sambo kicks Judo trows are better than sambo trows wrestling bjj groundwork is better than sambo groundwork
@@user-cr7iw2sl5dhe's korean japanese turned mma fighter.. i didnt recognize him either, coz he's too young in the vid. 😂🤣😂 he's like 60 now or something. still ripped though
thats bullshit comes from someone who never did bjj.Most gyms train MMA related bjj and dont start on the butt.If you think bjj ist weak then go fight there and look wich sport is better.Not saying judo is bad,but its not made do finish people.
@@Osprey3109 you never did BJJ.Bjj has takedowns and even some throws and judo is sport without submissions and escapes then.You Rayan Gordon dont know how to throw or to take down?:D
@lainhikaru5657 Mah, go for it but just temper initial aggression and build up to it. I remember doing judo for a while as a teenager and having a guy who we all though was much older but was probably only in his mid-thirties. It felt like fighting a rock.
Judo was first included in the Olympics in 1964. The doctor who was in charge of the entire British Olympic Team that year, tested each member of each sport and ascertained that the fittest team was the judo team. The test, I understand involved getting each member's heart-rate to 180 beats per minute and then timing how quickly it returned to normal: the judo players were the quickest to regain normal heart-rate and the young Brian Jacks proved to be the fittest overall !
Sad, nobody mentioned the wrestler. This guy was really good. He moved like a spider, but with the strength of a lion and gave him a fiereced fight. This was the only match which was a hard one for the judoka.
The physics of Judo uses momentum and center of gravity as some of its main focal points. That is why it is difficult to defeat. And for those that think bjj is superior on the ground , I highly recommend this book "Judo in Action Grappling Techniques by Kazuzo Kudo
@@andersd8956 Some of the grappling techniques of Judo are precussors to the modern techiques of BJJ. You can also arque that if you take someone down with Judo on the street, there will not be a need for BJJ, because he wont be getting back up
@@andersd8956 Gracie did nothing Kano didnt teach him. There have been modern changes to some positions due to rules but everything in BJJ IS judo. Judo is our sport equivalent of Jujutsu but it incorporates the exact same techniques.
BJJ isn't just a little bit, it's VASTLY superior to judo on the ground. Several judo techniques literally offer your back to your opponent both pre and post slam. On the feet, wrestling is vastly superior to judo. In the clinch judo and greko roman are close. Judo should be a side quest like TKD is.
@@crashthecat wrestling might be superior to judo but outside the ring, most wrestling takedowns or moves requires you to get on your knees which hurts in concrete ground whereas judo is versatile and offers a lot of throws that you stay standing afterwards
Totaly agree. Mas Oyama was a highly skilled BB Judoka himself. Oldschool Kyokushin did it all. Was a complete art then and Mas was on the way to bring it all back, but sadly past away all to soon!
I used to be friends with a few judo black belts at school. If anybody challenged them whether it be someone with a football, wrestling or striking background they kicked everyone’s ass! Also when training with them they were strong and fit as hell. I learnt a lot from Judo guys even in the realm of just strengthening the body. I’ve been doing BJJ for a while but I’m highly considering Judo.
The muay thaï guy fought pretty bravely during the grappling phase. He managed to stay up longer than I expected and even tried a clinch when he could not push back in the ring
@@jameslennon5896 to say any martial art is "offensive" or "defensive" clearly demonstrates that you dont train either as both are centered around attacking without getting successfully attacked.
Very good all around! I personally love the bouts between two different martial arts. I train/practice in BJJ, classic(Queensbury) boxing, some Muay Thai, Judo when I can afford the classes, and have a yellow belt in karate. (Got it when I was 6, but due to family circumstances never followed further with it) I plan on continuing my boxing training for another year or so, and then switching to karate to hopefully one day reach at least a brown belt, maybe black if I'm fortunate. I have a lot on my plate, and am currently pushing to get into open MMA fights. Idk if it's the same everywhere, but It can be a challenge to get one's foot in the door with sanctioned bouts. Great vid!
@@santiagobohorquez4758 I would have to agree. Muay Thai is stronger, the little judo I do know can help me with take downs in BJJ, and the boxing is just nice. If/when I try MMA it will transfer over .Honestly, I'm not too sure really. Part of me has always wanted to progress further with it. Like I mentioned, I had family circumstances ( in adulthood I learned mom was a huge pot head and chose to keep smoking up the little money she had instead of letting me continue classes) So it's sorta a want to fulfill something I started.
As a 30 years Karate guy. Judo guys are one of the strongest guys! And for self defence throwing someone on the flor is one of the best ways to neutralize some one fast! And Judo guys are unbelievably able doing that. On the other hand if you want to stay healthy for years Karate / Kung Fu etc done traditionally are much better! All the Judo guys I know are seriously injured! Even more than Muay Thai and Boxing guys! Stay healthy!
I appreciate judo even more since I started MMA. Here are some examples: 1. In MMA, submissions are not always necessary. Sometimes you can simply pin and strike. For example, Kesa Gatame almost equals TKO. 2. Compared to wrestling, judo-style takedowns are less vulnerable to headlocks. 3. When wrestling against the cage, it's basically a judo fight. There may be more. These are just a few examples. But I sill think that there is no single best grappling style. The only superior approach is to have knowledge of all major styles: wrestling+judo+bjj
Most of these are just MMA vs MMA. If you see the judoka doing any striking obviously he doesn't just know Judo. The "Karate" is also clearly not just Karate, but probably a Kudo match which means both fighters probably know Judo AND Karate. Som again is heavily based on Judo. These are really just random fights in which at least one of the guys uses Judo techniques but no more than that.
No, they all are genuine judokas, you can tell. What are they supposed to do in a real, in the ring, not just sparring judo, fight? Not use striking? That's silly. Everyone uses everything when needed. Still they use genuine judo techniques to drive the opponent into his final submission.
extremly underrated martial art i as a muay thai practicioner love to see some good judo insane grapling and insane clinch man just imagine combining judo with a good striking its just insane
@@SeboJ-i9l well yea you have a ton of kyokushin practicioners in mma I personally love kyokushin but the thing is it's quite rare to see an excelente muay Thai fighter adapt to the mma rules
@@SeboJ-i9lIn America it absolutely is. Americans think bjj is superior because of the success in the UFC. Many even say things like "no one wears a gi on the streets", as if you can't do traditional judo with a t-shirt. Across most of the world, judo is respected, just not in America.
can anyone explain that first reversal throw against the muy thai guy. how does he create the leverage to wind up on top without pushing off of anything?
There have been plenty of strikers that have knocked out grapplers just like grapplers that have tapped out strikers . Who cares learn an effective martial arts to protect yourself and friends and family ! That’s the real point of martial arts
Wrestling is another martial art (yes I consider it as one) that was severely underrated when boxing took over the world, but it has regained its recognition since the existence of UFC.
judo is very impressive, but it's not always the martial art, it's the individual and how well they learn the style. With that said, it's impressive to see what can be accomplished when people are that skilled.
Totally agree. You can skew these videos to draw almost conclusion based on the athlete. I did karate for 8 years, judo for 10 years, and bjj for 3, so it’s nice to see some love for judo. Definitely my favorite. I tried some Muay Thai too, but I’m too old and it aggravated my arthritis in my knees and ankles.
the judoka against the bjj guy is kind of unfair. According to IBJJF rules he should have competed as a blue belt due to the similarities of both martial arts (BJJ is a decendant of Judo).
You're thinking of Coral, and no that red belt is just a differentiator in the match so the score keeper knows who to award points to. Homie is just a white belt going against a black belt Judo guy... Yeah I could have told you that wasn't going to end well for the BJJ newbie. @@DailyWorldWideNews945
With a basic understanding of balance and anatomy, which judo teaches through partner exercises and techniques, it is certainly easier to adapt to other martial arts. The basis for kicks is an understanding of one's own center of gravity and foot techniques, strikes are recognizable in grip fighting with reversed signs. It is probably also easier to estimate the fighting distance because the possible development of force can be recognized in the opponent's center of gravity and speed. Ultimately, of course, it is a question of what is actually trained to build up muscles and flexibility and to be able to adapt to different opponents. In the end, of course, fighting experience is also irreplaceable.
You know what i've noticed, People thinks it's all matter of styles, Which is there is a line of truth in that?, But you got also think it also depends on the individual and what he knows, To be good At that style as well, Instead of Making click bait videos just pin into styles against each other And be like well that sums it.This could be that that could be this? Analyzed from our perspective, And not actually Talk to an take advice And learn from experience from real martial art experts, Who's been in the game?A lot longer Then these young youtube's, Who only want to make a profit from views.
Although it became obvious with the judo vs BJJ because of the stance, and the judo vs muay tai because of the clothing, not everyone knows that so you should have clearly put who was who.
well seems like most martial arts can compete with Judo and really depends on who's more skilled. but striking based arts like karate and boxing don't stand a chance if they're not able to KO them before getting to the ground.
Pitting a white belt in BJJ and a rookie sambo fighter against a black belt in judo is not a good way to compare martial arts. Judo is a great martial art for working in the standup and moving a person into the parterre. A person who can work in the parterre and stand-up, as well as possess striking techniques like combat sambo, will be knowingly stronger than a pure judoka. It definitely makes sense to study several disciplines simultaneously to achieve versatility in martial arts. A person who masters basic boxing technique, advanced BJJ or judo technique, and has the physical conditioning of a wrestler will be much more functional than a pure style fighter.
Le Judo est un art magnifique, la seule "faiblesse" est le judogi - j'ai vu chez certains judokas de cette vidéo comme une envie de saisir le judogi de l'adversaire pour le renverser ou immobiliser. Il serait intéressant de rajouter dans l'entrainement des judokas un volet sans judogi, je suis sur qu'ils adapteraientt très vite les techniques à cette situation.
So it looks like they teach a lot ground game in Judo? I thought it was just throws and Jiu-Jitsu is where it took over from there? But like one comment below said, jiujitsu is Judo with without throws.. Am really surprised how judo fares with other arts
I’m confused at the Judo vs BJJ clip. There is no way for any practitioner to achieve red belt, as it is only reserved for (iirc) two of the Gracie’s. The structure of this video implies that only Judo guys are winning. This makes me think that 1. The poster of the video lied, 2. The guy is a fraud
its a competition thing, so the ref awards points for the right person, if he lifts the hand with the red band and awards points, the points go to the one with the red belt
Because that's what the video is set up to show :D Judo is a solid martial art, but it isn't a complete one just like most others. To some extent, most try to reduce the risk of injury by restricting some techniques and concentrate on perfecting others, while any martial art that tries to learn everything will take longer to perfect anying. A boxer won't beat a judoka in a grapple, but neither is the judoka going to out-box the boxer. Its all situational. That said, many fights do involve grappling in some way.
@@rodtheworm There is only about one video on youtube that shows a boxer knocking out a judoka, every other video shows the Judoka winning. This creator is not being biased even I was surprised at the results.
judo vs jiu jitsu it was a cheating, because the individual who fought judo was a black belt, so he would have had to fight with a jiu jitsu black belt, and not a white belt, jiu jitsu would definitely have won, some will say that the jiu-jitsu fighter is a red belt because it is in the video, but it is not true, as this red belt only serves to differentiate opponents.
0:46 & 1:39 Scary how even while the Muay Thai guy was strong enough to pick up the judoka, he still failed miserably at effectively slamming his opponent to the ground.
He still have some grappling experience tho
Well its muay thai for a reason@@loercayt6146
Watching him and the way he handles himself against the Judoka, Im thinking he has some sort of decent wrestling skills. This looks not that the Muay Thai guy "failed miserably" it just shows how good the Judoka's base, balance, and Judo is
He does grapple pretty well, but then the judo guy reverses every single takedown.
Put it on half speed. The judo guy used the opponent's energy against him, which is something judo teaches. When fighting a judoka, never get too close unless you're pummelling them and then moving away, and never grab hold of them or let them grab hold of you. And don't use kicks usually - they'll generally grab your leg and floor you.
If a judoka knows some striking he is a beast
Sambo and Combat Judo
Been doing kickboxing for a year and 2 months and judo for about 10 months. Im a orange belt.
sambo!
@@felipejaramillocontreras muay thai kicks are better than sambo kicks Judo trows are better than sambo trows wrestling bjj groundwork is better than sambo groundwork
I do
That first one with sexyama is LEGENDARY!
You're here too? Hahahaha
Sexyama? Is this his real name? Lmfao
@@user-cr7iw2sl5dYoshihiro Akiyama. Sexyama is his alias.
@@user-cr7iw2sl5dhe's korean japanese turned mma fighter.. i didnt recognize him either, coz he's too young in the vid. 😂🤣😂 he's like 60 now or something. still ripped though
The first dude ate and still cooked. Respect
BJJ: the only martial art where your opponent does the takedown for you
Bjj the sport that is judo without throws
Aikido
@@Kronosthebreaker damn u rite
thats bullshit comes from someone who never did bjj.Most gyms train MMA related bjj and dont start on the butt.If you think bjj ist weak then go fight there and look wich sport is better.Not saying judo is bad,but its not made do finish people.
@@Osprey3109 you never did BJJ.Bjj has takedowns and even some throws and judo is sport without submissions and escapes then.You Rayan Gordon dont know how to throw or to take down?:D
The video every judoka at some point looks for on RUclips
Yes indeed😂
I'm a karate person but am very interested in learning judo as well, but at this point might be too dificulty to start learning 30yo
@lainhikaru5657 Mah, go for it but just temper initial aggression and build up to it. I remember doing judo for a while as a teenager and having a guy who we all though was much older but was probably only in his mid-thirties. It felt like fighting a rock.
@@lainhikaru5657never too late to learn
I think everyone do this to the martial art they be training
Judo was first included in the Olympics in 1964. The doctor who was in charge of the entire British Olympic Team that year, tested each member of each sport and ascertained that the fittest team was the judo team. The test, I understand involved getting each member's heart-rate to 180 beats per minute and then timing how quickly it returned to normal: the judo players were the quickest to regain normal heart-rate and the young Brian Jacks proved to be the fittest overall !
Sad, nobody mentioned the wrestler. This guy was really good. He moved like a spider, but with the strength of a lion and gave him a fiereced fight.
This was the only match which was a hard one for the judoka.
Yup, the only issue was lack of submission knowledge, wrestlers with basic BJJ could be the most dangerous guys
As a judo guy I live for watching this shit
I don’t even know why BJJ has become so popular. Judo is the real deal.
as a brother of that me too dude, me too
The physics of Judo uses momentum and center of gravity as some of its main focal points. That is why it is difficult to defeat. And for those that think bjj is superior on the ground , I highly recommend this book "Judo in Action Grappling Techniques
by Kazuzo Kudo
@@andersd8956 Some of the grappling techniques of Judo are precussors to the modern techiques of BJJ. You can also arque that if you take someone down with Judo on the street, there will not be a need for BJJ, because he wont be getting back up
@@andersd8956 Gracie did nothing Kano didnt teach him. There have been modern changes to some positions due to rules but everything in BJJ IS judo. Judo is our sport equivalent of Jujutsu but it incorporates the exact same techniques.
Kudos to it
BJJ isn't just a little bit, it's VASTLY superior to judo on the ground. Several judo techniques literally offer your back to your opponent both pre and post slam.
On the feet, wrestling is vastly superior to judo. In the clinch judo and greko roman are close.
Judo should be a side quest like TKD is.
@@crashthecat wrestling might be superior to judo but outside the ring, most wrestling takedowns or moves requires you to get on your knees which hurts in concrete ground whereas judo is versatile and offers a lot of throws that you stay standing afterwards
Funny how in every fight judoka knows how to kick and strike but every other martial artist doesn't know to grapple
It is funny. I studied Judo and there was no striking whatsoever.
originally judo has strikes but they was taken out for sport . And yes it's easy to learn how to strike but not grapple
Some schools still do striking but only for self defense
@@ironmikehallowween I didn't mean that they studied striking at judo,I said they know striking
@@biggavelle662 I disagree honestly
Judo and Kyokushin Karate are made for eachother.
Totaly agree. Mas Oyama was a highly skilled BB Judoka himself. Oldschool Kyokushin did it all. Was a complete art then and Mas was on the way to bring it all back, but sadly past away all to soon!
My favourite Sports
@@zabuzamomochi4542 Yep nothing beats em, for Selfdefense - nothings better!
OSS!!
@@JN-hg5wn😅😅😅
@@JN-hg5wn Muay Thai can rival them but yeah i agree.
i think if you could choose to be a master in only one martial art then judo would be a great choice
Judo is bad ass but kudo and sambo are more complete. They are judo throws with ground submission and striking
Flowrepins6663 is right👍
Judo Sucks🖕
Judo can't Always win?
@@flowrepins6663 i could be wrong, but isn't newaza ground submission? Side note; I'd choose Sambo over Judo too if it was more available in nyc
I still think you can learn a lot from these other martial arts to help with judo (hand/grip fighting, set ups, ECT)
You can always learn something from others 🙌🏻
BJJ is a great sport but all it teaches is that if got yourself in a fight, start by laying on the ground so the opponent can easily kick your head
Yea BJJ is basically “half Judo” maybe even if that.
Conclusion: judô Works!! Its not perfect but no doubt It Works.
yes sir!
I used to be friends with a few judo black belts at school. If anybody challenged them whether it be someone with a football, wrestling or striking background they kicked everyone’s ass! Also when training with them they were strong and fit as hell. I learnt a lot from Judo guys even in the realm of just strengthening the body. I’ve been doing BJJ for a while but I’m highly considering Judo.
Melvin thought he Judo'd the Judo guy, but got Judo'd instead.
Love it.
(And just to be clear, MM was an absolute full buffet slanger back in his day)
Manhoef in his prime had evil power in his hands. Great speed and combos too.
The muay thaï guy fought pretty bravely during the grappling phase. He managed to stay up longer than I expected and even tried a clinch when he could not push back in the ring
It all depends how good is the fighter, not the style
goes for everything
@Maharaaja. judo is the most effective on the street dood
bro hes a black belt judoka going against a bjj whitebelt HAHAH
You are joking right?
(I’m not good at understanding jokes)
Bro ain't wrong he is a white belt found against a judo black belt@@DaviAlves-kx3sf
I'm a boxer but I'm in love with Judo, I know I'm going to try it at some point in the future, because boxing+Judo= 💀💀
I mix my judo with boxing (and also some years training in Muay Thai and bjj) and I can say it’s very effective for the street 💪💪💪
Boxing+ Judo= Fedor Emelyanenko
@@jameslennon5896 No to your no. Because they are different is exactly why they are a good mix.
Judo won’t help you in boxing, maybe taekwondo or Bjj
@@jameslennon5896 to say any martial art is "offensive" or "defensive" clearly demonstrates that you dont train either as both are centered around attacking without getting successfully attacked.
Very good all around! I personally love the bouts between two different martial arts. I train/practice in BJJ, classic(Queensbury) boxing, some Muay Thai, Judo when I can afford the classes, and have a yellow belt in karate. (Got it when I was 6, but due to family circumstances never followed further with it) I plan on continuing my boxing training for another year or so, and then switching to karate to hopefully one day reach at least a brown belt, maybe black if I'm fortunate. I have a lot on my plate, and am currently pushing to get into open MMA fights. Idk if it's the same everywhere, but It can be a challenge to get one's foot in the door with sanctioned bouts. Great vid!
Why do you want to go back to Karate? I think all the other arts you train (BJJ, Boxing, Muay Thai) are undoubtedly more effective than Karate
@@santiagobohorquez4758 I would have to agree. Muay Thai is stronger, the little judo I do know can help me with take downs in BJJ, and the boxing is just nice. If/when I try MMA it will transfer over
.Honestly, I'm not too sure really. Part of me has always wanted to progress further with it. Like I mentioned, I had family circumstances ( in adulthood I learned mom was a huge pot head and chose to keep smoking up the little money she had instead of letting me continue classes) So it's sorta a want to fulfill something I started.
こんなに色んな所で異種格闘技戦やってるのか。
しかもこの動画を五輪銀メダリストが投稿してるのが面白い。
柔道が強いのは圧倒的にフィジカルが強いから。これは試合と練習(乱取り)の強度が変わらなく組み合うという競技性と、世界全体での競技人口が格闘技の中では多いから。
Judo is class.
It struggles only vs Catch Wrestling because they are very similar.
Catch Wrestling and Judo also borrowed heavily from each other
Catch wrestling is crazy lmao
These judoka definitely did much more then judo
As a 30 years Karate guy. Judo guys are one of the strongest guys! And for self defence throwing someone on the flor is one of the best ways to neutralize some one fast! And Judo guys are unbelievably able doing that. On the other hand if you want to stay healthy for years Karate / Kung Fu etc done traditionally are much better! All the Judo guys I know are seriously injured! Even more than Muay Thai and Boxing guys! Stay healthy!
I appreciate judo even more since I started MMA. Here are some examples:
1. In MMA, submissions are not always necessary. Sometimes you can simply pin and strike. For example, Kesa Gatame almost equals TKO.
2. Compared to wrestling, judo-style takedowns are less vulnerable to headlocks.
3. When wrestling against the cage, it's basically a judo fight.
There may be more. These are just a few examples.
But I sill think that there is no single best grappling style. The only superior approach is to have knowledge of all major styles: wrestling+judo+bjj
Most of these are just MMA vs MMA. If you see the judoka doing any striking obviously he doesn't just know Judo. The "Karate" is also clearly not just Karate, but probably a Kudo match which means both fighters probably know Judo AND Karate. Som again is heavily based on Judo.
These are really just random fights in which at least one of the guys uses Judo techniques but no more than that.
Yes
No, they all are genuine judokas, you can tell.
What are they supposed to do in a real, in the ring, not just sparring judo, fight?
Not use striking?
That's silly.
Everyone uses everything when needed.
Still they use genuine judo techniques to drive the opponent into his final submission.
But you can say that for any xyz martial arts beats abc martial arts
extremly underrated martial art i as a muay thai practicioner love to see some good judo insane grapling and insane clinch man just imagine combining judo with a good striking its just insane
It is not underrated even karate has better results in mma
@@SeboJ-i9l well yea you have a ton of kyokushin practicioners in mma I personally love kyokushin but the thing is it's quite rare to see an excelente muay Thai fighter adapt to the mma rules
judo+ muay thai is the most complete combination imo
The first guy got overwhelmed until he got a grip on his opponent.
I have been doing judo for 38 years. The best self-defense was psychology. Only 2 times I was forced to use self-defense.
I've only sort of started got my yellow belt so pretty new to judo but what do you mean by psychology?
Judo so underated
Don’t tell no one … ❤❤❤
Who underrates Judo please?
Agreed. When you drop someone on the concrete fight over
No it is not
@@SeboJ-i9lIn America it absolutely is. Americans think bjj is superior because of the success in the UFC. Many even say things like "no one wears a gi on the streets", as if you can't do traditional judo with a t-shirt.
Across most of the world, judo is respected, just not in America.
that last fight was really good you could tell they were both at a similar level and they absolutely duked it out!!
1:34 the moment(as far as i can tell) he established arm control which led to the arm bar finish. Was incredible imo
It's scary how he was able to turn him mid air at 0:46
Ura-nage
Great judo channel! Thank you!
As a mma fighter, all I can say is that it's not about the martial art, it's all about the martial artist.
That first one was definitely an anime fight.
異種格闘技戦はルールをどうするかにより勝者が変わる。
路上のコンクリートの上で服有りでの戦いなら柔道は間違いなく最強になる。投げられた瞬間に怪我して終わり。そういう意味では床が柔らかいリングや金網の中では柔道は不利過ぎる。
can anyone explain that first reversal throw against the muy thai guy. how does he create the leverage to wind up on top without pushing off of anything?
He starts the movemet when he was falling and roll over when touch the ground. Sorry for my english.
In Judo you dont have to hold back in sparring, you can train fighting with all of your strength every time with very low risk of injury
There have been plenty of strikers that have knocked out grapplers just like grapplers that have tapped out strikers . Who cares learn an effective martial arts to protect yourself and friends and family ! That’s the real point of martial arts
6:34 Digga, @edu_triple97, wie kommst du auf Juji-jime? Das is n Ude-garami. Hast du am Technik-Tuesday nicht aufgepasst?
Go Judo 🎉
12:30 it is nice how self-defence arts and techniques can bring people together, they started out fighting and ended up making love
Wrestling is another martial art (yes I consider it as one) that was severely underrated when boxing took over the world, but it has regained its recognition since the existence of UFC.
Damnit your video make me want to learn judo 😅
Even more important than the system are the fighter’s respective skills and fitness.
In a judo vs other martial arts fight. Shouldnt the opponent be the one wearing a Gi so you can throw them?
Nah, gives them a good challenge ;D
as a judoka i have to say its never the sport its always the sportsman
I agree but Judo guys are on a different level!
judo is very impressive, but it's not always the martial art, it's the individual and how well they learn the style. With that said, it's impressive to see what can be accomplished when people are that skilled.
Totally agree. You can skew these videos to draw almost conclusion based on the athlete. I did karate for 8 years, judo for 10 years, and bjj for 3, so it’s nice to see some love for judo. Definitely my favorite. I tried some Muay Thai too, but I’m too old and it aggravated my arthritis in my knees and ankles.
@@johnmanyjars6894 judo and muay thai is a killer combo for mma
the judoka against the bjj guy is kind of unfair. According to IBJJF rules he should have competed as a blue belt due to the similarities of both martial arts (BJJ is a decendant of Judo).
but he competed against a red-white belt? Or not? I thought in bjj red-white is higher than black. (Idk bjj has very weird belt colors 😂)
You're thinking of Coral, and no that red belt is just a differentiator in the match so the score keeper knows who to award points to. Homie is just a white belt going against a black belt Judo guy... Yeah I could have told you that wasn't going to end well for the BJJ newbie. @@DailyWorldWideNews945
Yeah but the Judoka wasn't that good. 😶😄
Guys, does anybody know the technique applied by the judoka at 17:06? Thanks for the nice video.
drop seoi nage
@@tombehrendt3987 Thank you very much, thanks.
Eri seoi otoshi.
Seo otoshi is "drop seoi nage"
Eri means from lapel grip
It's morote seoi nage
Judoka + Kickboxing = 💀💀💀
As we can see literally judo + striking is undefeatable
Wrestling + basic BJJ + striking wins
With a basic understanding of balance and anatomy, which judo teaches through partner exercises and techniques, it is certainly easier to adapt to other martial arts. The basis for kicks is an understanding of one's own center of gravity and foot techniques, strikes are recognizable in grip fighting with reversed signs. It is probably also easier to estimate the fighting distance because the possible development of force can be recognized in the opponent's center of gravity and speed. Ultimately, of course, it is a question of what is actually trained to build up muscles and flexibility and to be able to adapt to different opponents. In the end, of course, fighting experience is also irreplaceable.
How can you tell the second one s juji jime? It's so hard to see.
colocaram um faixa branca de jiu jitsu para lutar com um faixa preta de judo 😬... gostaria de ver esse embate em faixas iguais
thé muay thai guy wasn’t using a muay thai style at all, his clinch game was non existent. either way tho the judokas are all very impressive!
O lutador de "muay Thay", na verdade, é um holandês lutador de Kickboxing.
Always bet on the Gi! (and if the fight is against another Gi, than always bet on the one who grabs the sleeves and lapel) 🥋
It always depends on how good somebody is in his art
That wrestler did not know what to do whats the judoka was pinned and just sat there.
He doesnt know submissions, if he did the judoka would be in trouble
If modern Judo still held to its roots to the kodakan and incorporate more ground fighting to their arsenal, they'd be unstoppable.
Anyone know that throw at 0:46 ?
Ura-nage
the judo guy usually wins when he is bigger
Nope. The gi makes them look bigger than they actually are.
Fedor Emelianenko, Russian judo team
You know what i've noticed, People thinks it's all matter of styles, Which is there is a line of truth in that?, But you got also think it also depends on the individual and what he knows, To be good At that style as well, Instead of Making click bait videos just pin into styles against each other And be like well that sums it.This could be that that could be this? Analyzed from our perspective, And not actually Talk to an take advice And learn from experience from real martial art experts, Who's been in the game?A lot longer Then these young youtube's, Who only want to make a profit from views.
Gran recopilación de videos
so what kind of rule we're going for....when 1 style is going against other style.
respect for the first judoka, great respect: I considered him a 100% loser, but in the moment of joint contact: boom!
First guy def had more than a year of striking
I do Goju Ryu Karate which has Judo throws. I can say Judo is one of the best martial arts out there, It's my favourite grappling art. Respect! 💪🤝
Thanks man ✌🏼
It looks like a Tai Otoshi at 12:09 no?
Bad faith to choose a bad bjj practitioner against a judo black belt to show that one is "better" than the other.
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Although it became obvious with the judo vs BJJ because of the stance, and the judo vs muay tai because of the clothing, not everyone knows that so you should have clearly put who was who.
well seems like most martial arts can compete with Judo and really depends on who's more skilled. but striking based arts like karate and boxing don't stand a chance if they're not able to KO them before getting to the ground.
Pitting a white belt in BJJ and a rookie sambo fighter against a black belt in judo is not a good way to compare martial arts. Judo is a great martial art for working in the standup and moving a person into the parterre. A person who can work in the parterre and stand-up, as well as possess striking techniques like combat sambo, will be knowingly stronger than a pure judoka. It definitely makes sense to study several disciplines simultaneously to achieve versatility in martial arts. A person who masters basic boxing technique, advanced BJJ or judo technique, and has the physical conditioning of a wrestler will be much more functional than a pure style fighter.
If im not mistaken only issue is the bjj guy is a white belt
C'mon! That's Akiyama in the first match, he's not JUST a Judoka!
What happens when a person whos trained in grecco roman for years learns judo?
With the Ezekiel, the more you push away, the tighter it gets. It’s cooked
I think a judoka can learn some basic striking pretty easy, while a striker can't just learn judo.
White belt in bjj vs black belt in judo, nice comparison👍👍👍
Edik , ehrlich gesagt . Als sambo muss man doch Fedor zeigen.
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I mix my judo with boxing and it’s perfect for mma or self defense in the street…
Le Judo est un art magnifique, la seule "faiblesse" est le judogi - j'ai vu chez certains judokas de cette vidéo comme une envie de saisir le judogi de l'adversaire pour le renverser ou immobiliser. Il serait intéressant de rajouter dans l'entrainement des judokas un volet sans judogi, je suis sur qu'ils adapteraientt très vite les techniques à cette situation.
in other words when a judo guy gets you n the ground... game over.
Judo vs Wrestling Who Win ??
So it looks like they teach a lot ground game in Judo? I thought it was just throws and Jiu-Jitsu is where it took over from there? But like one comment below said, jiujitsu is Judo with without throws..
Am really surprised how judo fares with other arts
We teach a lot of ground work, but the problem is in judo competition we don’t get enough time for the ground work.
I’m confused at the Judo vs BJJ clip. There is no way for any practitioner to achieve red belt, as it is only reserved for (iirc) two of the Gracie’s. The structure of this video implies that only Judo guys are winning. This makes me think that 1. The poster of the video lied, 2. The guy is a fraud
I think the BJJ guy's wearing a white belt
its a competition thing, so the ref awards points for the right person, if he lifts the hand with the red band and awards points, the points go to the one with the red belt
Absolut
The first guy is defintely a Karateka too.
Grabbing and grappling with a judoka or a BJJ. They live for that, they spend their lives in locks and holds.
Why does fucking judo win over every fighting style??
Because that's what the video is set up to show :D
Judo is a solid martial art, but it isn't a complete one just like most others. To some extent, most try to reduce the risk of injury by restricting some techniques and concentrate on perfecting others, while any martial art that tries to learn everything will take longer to perfect anying.
A boxer won't beat a judoka in a grapple, but neither is the judoka going to out-box the boxer. Its all situational. That said, many fights do involve grappling in some way.
Judo uses all your body strength and rest of the martial arts only specializes hands techniques and legs
@@rodtheworm There is only about one video on youtube that shows a boxer knocking out a judoka, every other video shows the Judoka winning. This creator is not being biased even I was surprised at the results.
Because it's so complete. Takedowns with more technicality than boxers, and submission grappling that's more efficient than BJJ
Magyarok?
Igen
El judo es un Arte Marcial excepcional.
Dicho lo anterior el karateka, mi respeto por él, pero no era precisamente Lyoto Machida.
We are they comparing black belt judo Vs white belt BJJ ? Isn't this a lil sus😂
judo vs jiu jitsu it was a cheating, because the individual who fought judo was a black belt, so he would have had to fight with a jiu jitsu black belt, and not a white belt, jiu jitsu would definitely have won, some will say that the jiu-jitsu fighter is a red belt because it is in the video, but it is not true, as this red belt only serves to differentiate opponents.
Pero muchacho como llevas a un Judoka al piso, o al clinch heces eso y estás frito. Lo castigas a golpes hasta noquearlo.
it dont depends in the martial art it depends of the fighter