Few countries have excelled for so long at jnternational level in their own national sport. Japanese Judo is technically so beautiful to watch. They are not always the strongest physically, but tactically and technically they are very well-trained and disciplined - coupled with lightning speed and explosive techniques when you least expect it.
Yeah, wtf, so disrespectful. If she put in the work I'd understand, but she was basically just standing there while Akiba was doing all the work trying to make a match. She deserved that shido at the end. And she had what, 50kg on Akiba? I get she's frustrated that she couldn't do anything against a tiny opponent, but she needs to not embarrass herself and the sport like that.
Fontaine doesn’t look like she has any technique apart from brute strength they look totally miss matched and she is totally rude, clearly she doesn’t understand one of the basic fundamentals of judo is respect
@@sydneyharris3726 After a certain point there aren't even enough athletes for a category. For women it's 78Kg+ and yes, a 78Kg can face a 200Kg if they are in the same competition.
I love how the male commentator is using the technical terms for all of the techniques and the woman is just saying random shit and then laughing after it lmao
That's how commentator teams are set up: one 'play-by-play commentator' (self-explanatory) and one 'color commentator' to fill in the blanks in between plays. It's so that the play-by-play commentator gets to breathe, and also to cater to different audiences (not everyone wants a continuous drivel of technical terms). It has nothing to do with them being male or female. The roles are clearly defined so that they don't talk over or contradict each other, and they can be reversed. The only reason you tend to have more male play-by-play commentators is because it's still a very male-dominated profession, even though things are slowly changing.
@@SassySimian The color commentator can (and should) also talk technically. This is just a case of the color commentator not really having good knowledge of the sport.
@@TheMochan555 True. The roles are also often reversed, with the main commentator being a media professional and the color commentator being a professional from the sport, so with the deeper technical knowledge. My point was that it has nothing to do with the gender of the commentators. Having one of the commentators not technically expert in the sport happens frequently in the Olympics, since a same pair of commentators may have to cover different disciplines throughout the day.
@@emadalyahmed Not open weight exactly, It's "super heavyweight" meaning its the highest end of the weight brackets. At this size there aren't enough competitors so there's a cutoff weight (70kg I think? check the scoreboard in the video) and everyone above that weight can participate. Bigger isn't necessarily better though, at this size the larger weight can become a detriment, like we saw here where Fontaine basically looked tired after the first minute, and she's slow as heck and can't really move with coordination. All she had going for her is that she is too fat for her opponent to effectively throw, but thanks to silly Shido rules she can lose for inactivity, which is a real problem considering how heavy she is.
here Judo is seen as the ideal sport to teach fair play, so french parents love sending their kids in the nearest dojo when they reach 6/7yo (at least that is how i see things, as a french who practiced judo as a kid and teenager) Also David Douillet and Teddy Rinner became really popular mediatic figures in France, which improved again the popularity of Judo .
Adding to Loris Chappuis' response: I think it was also the result of a historical convergence. Jigoro Kano (the founder of Judo) himself came to Europe to introduce it at the beginning of the 20th century. He started his tour in France and was very well received. The French were perhaps more open and receptive to things coming from Japan, due to the strong influence of Japanese culture and arts ('Japonisme') among French artists and intellectuals in the late 19th/early 20th century (e.g. a lot of impressionists were strongly influenced by Japanese ukiyo-e). Judo was also introduced early and spread in France through the efforts of personalities like Mikinosuke Kawaishi and Shozo Awazu. Mikinosuke Kawaishi was actually sent to Paris in 1935 because he was commissioned by France to teach Jiu-Jitsu (judo being an evolution of Jiu-Jitsu) to the French Police. Later joined by Shozo after the war, they were hoping to spread judo across Europe, not just France, but they were based in France (the Japanese also being major francophiles, it was probably driven as much by choice as by circumstances) and Mikinosuke also got some early attention from some French personalities of the time (esp. in the intellectual and scientific community, like the Joliot-Curie, Moshé Feldenkreis, etc. who were particularly receptive to the philosophy and principles of the 'Gentle Way')... So none of this offers a direct causal explanation, but I think all of these elements played a role in why Judo grew much deeper roots in France than in any other European country. That early adoption and popularity just fed on itself and produced senseis and dojos until you had one everywhere---even in small towns and villages.
As a French , When I was a kid in Normandie (rugby not being as popular in center or south France) there was a judo gym and a soccer club. My parents wanted me to learn nice behavior with the help of sport. I did not have any choice, got my brown belt a 17 yo. French judo federation (FFJDA) is part of the world judo federation (IJF) since long, and we have multiple world or/and Olympian champions since decades. That helps. Teddy Riner (I can't count how much times he's been Olympian/world/ Europe champion, it would take too long) is a superstar in France (comparable to Zidane) and is used to be invited in Japan, to teach Japanese athletes. Ronda Rousey as a World superstar has been Brown medalist in semi finals in 2008 cause she lost against a French woman , Jevrise Emman. david Douillet, Lucie Décosse, Jamel Bouras etc.... So much inspiration for kids and parents.
I agree with you, but even if she shouldn't have expressed her annoyance, I agree with what she thought. The japanese girl just dropped to the floor many times without any chance of scoring, and each time Fontaine got a good grip, the japanese girl went to the floor to avoid the attack (and without attacking). But I can't say I was impressed by the judo of the french team here. The first and the third french judoka in particular.
@@eriglebrundelabouexiere472 First : You are French, second you are disgusting for being that racist, don’t watch or do martial arts if you can’t even have a bit of respect for others.
@@giuseppeschiavone3996 what dumb remark ! So black people coudn't be french because they are black??? What about, Barack Obama, Michael Jordan and so on...Are they american or african?
what dumb remark ! So black people coudn't be french because they are black??? What about, Barack Obama, Michael Jordan and so on...Are they american or african?
@@pascalgandin2699 the problem is most members of the french team are black whereas most of the population are white. the same thing is happening in french football team too.
The French team consisting mostly of black Africans, as their soccer team. It seems the Gaulois are no longer able to fight the tough battles for France. 🤭😪
They are black cariddean's dummy fuck. French islands since centuries. Uneducated, xenophobic out of context and not your problem if you're not French.
@@guiguijol clown liberal spoted you look pathetic with your white guilt. You propably allow to black to copulatte with your mother in a form of respect
@@ahfei6847 Please swallow your own vomit. No one wrote anything racist here. Difference does not mean hierarchy. Maybe you consider that the french, while sending an ethnically homogenous squad are racist? If it's what you mean, please make it less ambiguous.
Je n’aime pas ce judo hargneux sur la prise de kimono. On dirait des mégères se crêpants le chignon. Au Karate cela se comprend mais le judo doit être plus aérien.
Ben non si tu perds la bataille du kumikata t’es fini l’adversaire peut placer n’importe quelle technique . Donc normal de lutter , faire lâcher la manche . Elles vont pas se laisser faire comme ça
dans la realite du combat de judo l'importance de dominer le prise de kimono est tellement strategique qu'il fait batailler bec et ongle pour esperer avoir une chance. On aimerait que ce ce soit autrement, mais on doit aussi etre realiste
Il me semble qu'il s'agit d'une evolution assez recente de la competition. Pousse a l'extreme, ce "jeu de mains" porte prejudice a la beaute du judo de competition. Il faudrait adapte les regles pour recentrer ce sport sur ce qu'il est.
Few countries have excelled for so long at jnternational level in their own national sport. Japanese Judo is technically so beautiful to watch.
They are not always the strongest physically, but tactically and technically they are very well-trained and disciplined - coupled with lightning speed and explosive techniques when you least expect it.
Япония супер.Какая воля к победе.
Ещё бы)
Es maravilloso ver a Japón hacer Judo.Gracias
I am quite schoked to see fontaine not saluting at the end... Ok, she might be young and frustrated, but this is judo damnit
Yeah, wtf, so disrespectful. If she put in the work I'd understand, but she was basically just standing there while Akiba was doing all the work trying to make a match. She deserved that shido at the end. And she had what, 50kg on Akiba? I get she's frustrated that she couldn't do anything against a tiny opponent, but she needs to not embarrass herself and the sport like that.
С новым годом!!
I support japanese team Congradulation
Fontaine doesn’t look like she has any technique apart from brute strength they look totally miss matched and she is totally rude, clearly she doesn’t understand one of the basic fundamentals of judo is respect
15:15 When Japan gets to fight the final boss xD
Kaiju. They should have played the Decisive Battle theme here :D.
i thought they match up in weight surely the france chick weighed more
@@sydneyharris3726 After a certain point there aren't even enough athletes for a category. For women it's 78Kg+ and yes, a 78Kg can face a 200Kg if they are in the same competition.
Japan’s strength they should be the winner🥇🎉Rooting for 🇯🇵
Как меня зовут?
すばらしいですね日本🇯🇵👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Kodokan School !!!!!
Japona is best for joude
I love how the male commentator is using the technical terms for all of the techniques and the woman is just saying random shit and then laughing after it lmao
Isaac. The commentator is Neil Adams, former Olympic silver medalist and a great judo player himself.
That's how commentator teams are set up: one 'play-by-play commentator' (self-explanatory) and one 'color commentator' to fill in the blanks in between plays. It's so that the play-by-play commentator gets to breathe, and also to cater to different audiences (not everyone wants a continuous drivel of technical terms). It has nothing to do with them being male or female. The roles are clearly defined so that they don't talk over or contradict each other, and they can be reversed. The only reason you tend to have more male play-by-play commentators is because it's still a very male-dominated profession, even though things are slowly changing.
@@SassySimian ok that makes sense now thanks.
@@SassySimian The color commentator can (and should) also talk technically. This is just a case of the color commentator not really having good knowledge of the sport.
@@TheMochan555 True. The roles are also often reversed, with the main commentator being a media professional and the color commentator being a professional from the sport, so with the deeper technical knowledge. My point was that it has nothing to do with the gender of the commentators. Having one of the commentators not technically expert in the sport happens frequently in the Olympics, since a same pair of commentators may have to cover different disciplines throughout the day.
how are the last 2 ladies in the same weight class? I am not trying to be insulting or funny, actually asking.
It’s an open weight category, anyone could participate
I have seen 65kg winning the category all be it in lesser class of competition
And she was rude too (the big one).
from when i have fought in group comps, there is usually like an overall weight limit for the entire team. but, idk how it works in the big leagues
@@emadalyahmed Not open weight exactly, It's "super heavyweight" meaning its the highest end of the weight brackets. At this size there aren't enough competitors so there's a cutoff weight (70kg I think? check the scoreboard in the video) and everyone above that weight can participate. Bigger isn't necessarily better though, at this size the larger weight can become a detriment, like we saw here where Fontaine basically looked tired after the first minute, and she's slow as heck and can't really move with coordination. All she had going for her is that she is too fat for her opponent to effectively throw, but thanks to silly Shido rules she can lose for inactivity, which is a real problem considering how heavy she is.
Judo has "changes of directions?" In other news, 'water is wet.'
До погоста
Where is the french national team? I can only see the japanese one.
Best красавчики .уровень приятно смотреть
The French woman is depending on her bulky weight. She is not really a Jodoka. the other woman is technically a Jodoka.
Japan is the best country in the world judo!!
Dream Team !!!
The large lady was very rude.
Why is judo so popular in France? I've heard that the number of people who do judo in France is about three times larger than in Japan.
That's a moot point. Judo is very popular in Japan
@@judochannel8992 it was a question. Why is judo so popular in France?
here Judo is seen as the ideal sport to teach fair play, so french parents love sending their kids in the nearest dojo when they reach 6/7yo (at least that is how i see things, as a french who practiced judo as a kid and teenager)
Also David Douillet and Teddy Rinner became really popular mediatic figures in France, which improved again the popularity of Judo .
Adding to Loris Chappuis' response: I think it was also the result of a historical convergence. Jigoro Kano (the founder of Judo) himself came to Europe to introduce it at the beginning of the 20th century. He started his tour in France and was very well received. The French were perhaps more open and receptive to things coming from Japan, due to the strong influence of Japanese culture and arts ('Japonisme') among French artists and intellectuals in the late 19th/early 20th century (e.g. a lot of impressionists were strongly influenced by Japanese ukiyo-e). Judo was also introduced early and spread in France through the efforts of personalities like Mikinosuke Kawaishi and Shozo Awazu. Mikinosuke Kawaishi was actually sent to Paris in 1935 because he was commissioned by France to teach Jiu-Jitsu (judo being an evolution of Jiu-Jitsu) to the French Police. Later joined by Shozo after the war, they were hoping to spread judo across Europe, not just France, but they were based in France (the Japanese also being major francophiles, it was probably driven as much by choice as by circumstances) and Mikinosuke also got some early attention from some French personalities of the time (esp. in the intellectual and scientific community, like the Joliot-Curie, Moshé Feldenkreis, etc. who were particularly receptive to the philosophy and principles of the 'Gentle Way')... So none of this offers a direct causal explanation, but I think all of these elements played a role in why Judo grew much deeper roots in France than in any other European country. That early adoption and popularity just fed on itself and produced senseis and dojos until you had one everywhere---even in small towns and villages.
As a French , When I was a kid in Normandie (rugby not being as popular in center or south France) there was a judo gym and a soccer club. My parents wanted me to learn nice behavior with the help of sport. I did not have any choice, got my brown belt a 17 yo.
French judo federation (FFJDA) is part of the world judo federation (IJF) since long, and we have multiple world or/and Olympian champions since decades. That helps. Teddy Riner (I can't count how much times he's been Olympian/world/ Europe champion, it would take too long) is a superstar in France (comparable to Zidane) and is used to be invited in Japan, to teach Japanese athletes.
Ronda Rousey as a World superstar has been Brown medalist in semi finals in 2008 cause she lost against a French woman , Jevrise Emman.
david Douillet, Lucie Décosse, Jamel Bouras etc.... So much inspiration for kids and parents.
I am Judoka in the world
I support Japanese Judo Team.
who care
半身になって道着の奥をとる。そして例をしない。そんなのは柔道では、ない！恥ずかしくないのか！
ok.... i think that france girl is a 'bit' over the class weight or two, isn't she? .... 😂
yup.. lol
Actually the Japanese one is small for the weightclass's worldwide-overall
RANT: Effing hate the penalty system!
are you sure this is the French national team? Or do the French look like that?)))
The France people cleansed themselves. Liberalism at its finest
and? they are French they were born in France.
🙄
can they comment on the grips or throw attempts? not on "change of direction" and "nothing to lose attitude"
are you listening? That's practically all one of the commentators is saying
最後のフランス選手の態度が悪すぎ！！
ジュニアといい、柔道を学び直して欲しい。
за кадром слышен голос
Тоже слышал! Уффф! Я уж думал, что со мной что-то не так
Absolute lack of fair play spirit and martial behavior from Fontaine.
I agree with you, but even if she shouldn't have expressed her annoyance, I agree with what she thought. The japanese girl just dropped to the floor many times without any chance of scoring, and each time Fontaine got a good grip, the japanese girl went to the floor to avoid the attack (and without attacking).
But I can't say I was impressed by the judo of the french team here. The first and the third french judoka in particular.
@@antoinecottin1217 I'd be ashamed if I was french... This looks like a colonial regiment. And the level is indeed really poor.
Giant tub of lard
@@eriglebrundelabouexiere472 First : You are French, second you are disgusting for being that racist, don’t watch or do martial arts if you can’t even have a bit of respect for others.
@@Nicopowderful 1/how would you assume my nationality/allegiance etc?
2/where in my comments do you see the slightest racism?
Конечно это их национальная борьба
дело зависит не от этого. а в качествах и тренировках бойцов
Constato che nella totalità delle competizioni sportive la Francia è rappresentata da atleti africani.
and? they are French they were born in France.
@@vgt_olympion7737 e quindi? non si può dire che sono africani?
@@LucaCanapinidiSangiorgio they are French Of African ORIGIN
Seriously... The commentator doesn't know Judo really...
France beats Japan 4-1 at Tokyo's Olympic Games. Where is the video?
Coucou
vk.com/video667296670_456239024
You mean africa?
@@JosiahWarren you make thé same joke in every comment- you must not be very clever- also your attitude goes against what judo teaches
@@ko2ni judo doesn't teach ethnic replacement
Je suis surpris par le manque de techniques de part et d'autres, des occasions de contre-attaque manqués, venant des japonais cest surprenant
Japan vs Georgia?
Vs Negeria
Japan vs Africa
lol
😂😂
pozdro 6d jd jd jd jd jd
Japan vs.,,,,,,, France ?
No vs Africa
@@giuseppeschiavone3996 what dumb remark ! So black people coudn't be french because they are black??? What about, Barack Obama, Michael Jordan and so on...Are they american or african?
@@giuseppeschiavone3996 The Gobineau squad out in force
@@giuseppeschiavone3996 They are Caribbean's you dork. Those island are French territories since centuries . Educate yourself.
@@pascalgandin2699 they are african.
united states of africa vs japan
what dumb remark ! So black people coudn't be french because they are black??? What about, Barack Obama, Michael Jordan and so on...Are they american or african?
vive le progrès mdr
@@mohamedamineifticene537 vive l'histoire et la résilience des peuples
@@pascalgandin2699 they are French when they win, but if they loose they become African 🤣😋
@@pascalgandin2699 the problem is most members of the french team are black whereas most of the population are white. the same thing is happening in french football team too.
The French team consisting mostly of black Africans, as their soccer team. It seems the Gaulois are no longer able to fight the tough battles for France. 🤭😪
They are black cariddean's dummy fuck. French islands since centuries. Uneducated, xenophobic out of context and not your problem if you're not French.
@@guiguijol clown liberal spoted you look pathetic with your white guilt. You propably allow to black to copulatte with your mother in a form of respect
@@guiguijol That's not French.
Кто 3 места занимал?
Узбекистан
Негры, арабы. А где же французы?
Там не делит на нацию гражданин франции и все... Это не россия
За сборную России по видам борьбы выступают ребята с Кавказа и регулярно приносят золото. А, где же, русские???
konci etoqo veka isceznut francuzskaya naciya ili oni stanut afirkanci
За Россию выступают ребяты с Кавказа а где русские?
@@kairatana634 Забери их себе,эти награды,вместе с этими ребятами.Не надо думать,что эти награды нам нужны!
rather united Africa against Japan
Дизреспект французской дзюдоке в абсолютке у девушек. Высокомерная
И не поклонилась перед выходом с татами после схватки
Согласее
This Is Japan vs Africa -no France
Well; I don't believe in climate change. But the french team could make me change my point...
😂😂😂
here comes the Gobineau squad...
@@ahfei6847 Please swallow your own vomit. No one wrote anything racist here. Difference does not mean hierarchy. Maybe you consider that the french, while sending an ethnically homogenous squad are racist? If it's what you mean, please make it less ambiguous.
He doesn't believe in climate change! Mwahahaha, obviously another blind ignorant!!!
@@RegisLEVYfaith is a grace and a gift. Lucky believer.
Japon siempre gana Africa
😎
JAPAN & FRANCIA ????
JAPAN & AFRICA. !!!
Africa is not country
@@vgt_olympion7737 JOJOJO , GREAT NEW.
France didnt loose to japan. Africa lost to japan
13:15 wazari for France
Am I the only feel that these Judo clothes are not really designed for this sport, but more for looking cool...
You wouldn't believe how wrong you are
has there EVER been a Black Japanese judoka?
I can count the amount of Japanese black people on one hand so I don't think so
we dont care abt this one... thats even were not the real teams... but in tokyo, that were :)))
Cudo zeka işi kutlarım
jd
Should be titled Japan vs Arabia and Africa
Africa in blue
Como pregunta Riveros: Judokas de Japon y Africa?? Si se hace judo en todos lados pero los franceses ya ni estan!! ,la raza negra los salva!!-
This is not France vs Japan, it's Africa vs Japan 🤣🤣🤣
They are Caribbean's you dork. Those island are French territories since centuries. Educate youtself.
I don't get it, is France an African country?
Je n’aime pas ce judo hargneux sur la prise de kimono. On dirait des mégères se crêpants le chignon. Au Karate cela se comprend mais le judo doit être plus aérien.
Ben non si tu perds la bataille du kumikata t’es fini l’adversaire peut placer n’importe quelle technique . Donc normal de lutter , faire lâcher la manche . Elles vont pas se laisser faire comme ça
dans la realite du combat de judo l'importance de dominer le prise de kimono est tellement strategique qu'il fait batailler bec et ongle pour esperer avoir une chance. On aimerait que ce ce soit autrement, mais on doit aussi etre realiste
Il me semble qu'il s'agit d'une evolution assez recente de la competition. Pousse a l'extreme, ce "jeu de mains" porte prejudice a la beaute du judo de competition. Il faudrait adapte les regles pour recentrer ce sport sur ce qu'il est.
@@qiwai tu pratiques le judo?
@@MMABeijing Je l'ai pratique. J'aime beaucoup ce sport comme pratique ou comme spectateur. Donc je donne mon humble avis...
フランスは黒人しかいね～のか～❓
Semite supremecists colonized Europe and have been systemically replacing them.
Super arbitrage ptdr
the french Team looks like some random Team from africa xD
"French" team..
French they try to hurt the back every time they put their arms and hand on the back it’s does paff and it’s is done with very brutal way
wtf is her problem? she was 3 times as much person as her opponent..... stop complaining, how else can the japanese girl win? throw her? HOW?