Jiu Jitsu vs Muay Thai; MMA Guard Pull
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- Опубликовано: 14 окт 2024
- Pure jiu-jitsu vs experienced muay thai fighter in an MMA fight. This was my debut fight at Dragon House MMA at Kezar Pavillion in San Francisco back in May 2013. I'm the competitor in the red.
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RED: Jiu Jitsu
BLUE: Muay Thai
As soon as I noticed blue was hunched over I kind of figured he did Muay Thai.
It’s kinda obvious but thanks
no shit sherlock
I didn't no which one until you said.Thank You.
Red:BJJ :/ :(
Rule of Thumb when going against a grappler:
Once you’re on the ground, you’ve lost the round
I mean rules and regulations yeah but life threatening eh.
I saw a bjj black belt lost all focused when he got head butted lol.
You all know so much of what would happen in a street fight lol it shows how much you know about MMA.
Jisue Ortiz Of course I was referencing UFC and MMA fights only and not street fights.
I mean, personally if a grappler got me on the street his arm or leg would have had lost too much blood from my teeth to continue
@@jc8153 You forget that, if you're in a position to bite the BJJ got, he's likely already choking you or in a position to destroy whatever joint he's currently manipulating. A bite won't get you out of an armbar or a triangle, and since the ground fighter is more experienced fighting there, 100% he'll have an easier time controlling the position and being in more dominant places. What's more, if you can bite him, he can just as well bite you back, if not worse. There are a lot of things to think about in a fight; not just what you *might* do
@@VampireObssessed No kidding, dude. It was just an exaggerated example.
Normies: "Just get up!" "I wouldn't tap to that!"
that dude was lucky that hold didn't make him pass out. I've been in that hold and it has almost made me pass out
@@dallascopp4798 didn't do it right. If a triangle doesnt make you tap or go to sleep, its wrong
@@dallascopp4798Its the angle, he couldn t get the right one
@@arturosanabria2015 still he won
If you know jiujutsu its really easy to get out of a closed guard
Dammit, jiu jitsu surely is effecty but it must be annoying af for the oponent
Hate to fight on-ground
haha the first time I ended up in a triangle I was dumbfounded .. I was thinking, how can I continue my life without knowing this .. if ya can't beat'em join them XD Gracie Barra Brazilian jui-jitsu ever since
Muay Thai is alot more effective on street :)
That's why its important to learn, MMA is a mix of grappling (jiu jitsu, judo etc.) and and boxing(thai boxing, classic boxing)which means you need to know all dimensions to truly fight MMA good.
Ruudus very incorrect
Dude how the fuck did he survive that triangle choke for that long? What a beast!
He didn't have his arm across the right way so it wasn't as tight as it should be
Skinny dudes often have trouble finishing each other because it's hard to close all the spaces. Also he kept pulling his foot straight instead of his grabbing his shin.
Because it was poorly executed
Adrenaline.
my man could've just punched my mans face while getting choked like bruh
He didn't win by triangle choke, but by creative armbar. Skills were displayed.
not that creative, u can hear people in the background yelling "armbar, armbar"
That. Is how you effectively use a triangle choke. Ya hook their legs when they posture to cut the angle while preventing slams, and switch to armbar when they don’t tap. So many people forget about that. 🤦🏻♂️
Brian J Malmsteen I don’t forget. First thing I look for is them to stack or posture, immediately go under the leg after that.
Brian J Malmsteen blah blah thanks for letting everyone know that chubs 👌🏿 now go play kid 🖕🏿
He didn't even pull the guy's head in to the triangle and push his hips in to apply the choke - or adjust it to the correct angle. He could've ended it 30 seconds beforehand.
He didn’t pass out though so can’t have been in right. Should pass out in 6 seconds if done right
Exactly. I was like "THANK YOU A ACTUAL SMART JIU JITSU GUY".
As a BJJ practitioner, it's annoying people try to say one is better than the other. If you want actual self-defense knowledge then you should practice both. If you're looking for one martial art to do as a lifestyle get a free trial at both and see which one is more appealing to you.
It doesn't matter which you pick if you aren't going to be there in 6 months because you gave up from a lack of genuine interest which happens so often.
I don't think its the style, but the person who uses it. Take Wing Chun and Jeet Kune Do (2 styles Bruce Lee did) these were not very effective styles for most people, but in the hands of the right person, they can beat almost anyone.
Some styles are of course better then others, but its not always the determining factor. But like you said, its good to know more then one style. But overall, I think Muay Thai is a great style and if they also learned some BJJ, they would be most deadly fighters around.
Experienced Muay Thai fighter my ass. He doesn’t move or strike in a way that suggests he’s ever trained Muay Thai, let alone actually fought.
Sangye Dorje he couldn’t cause he was on the ground mauy thai fighters aren’t ground fighters u wouldn’t understand.
Ufc 3 Gameplay exactly lol he got pulled into his guard, because the bjj guy is smart enough to take it to the ground
Ufc 3 Gameplay idiot is salty the Muay Thai guy didn’t do shit on the ground but get choked up 😭
Waylin C. Mauy Thai fighters don’t get taught how to fight on the ground u flop so how is he suppose to fight on the ground.
Ufc 3 Gameplay dude that’s what I’m saying there saying he’s a trash Muay Thai fighter but he was on his feet for like 7 seconds 😭😭
i love how you held on to his leg to keep him from pulling up and slamming you to the mat.
BJJ mate!!
That dude wasn't slamming anyone
he pulled the leg to apply more pressure on the triangle
João Castro no, hooking the leg is the defense of slamming
No shit I mean what would u do if u were the bjj guy ofc you wouldn't let him punsh u thats the whole point of bjj is to find something which is more affective than just punches and ground and pound which is grappling
Gotta love that finish. Notice how he kept the triangle when attacking the arm as opposed to transitioning and potentially losing position while attempting a traditional armbar. Respect and great fight.
I do BJJ and I still never see a triangle coming. It happens behind your head. You don't know until it's too late.
Keep your elbows inside of the person's thighs. Use them as a wedge and they should help you stop most triangles (unless you're just rolling with someone way better than you, then they'll probably still catch you if they choose to lol)
@@MrShawnjunglehead thanks. I've actually been doing that a lot now. It's funny how fast you learn in the first year!
@@MrShawnjunglehead just got triangled today twice I’ll keep this in mind
The moment you pull your arm back and leave the other I always think... fuck, triangle, and then I have to fight to escape :(
i think, it's mean that your peer'snt so good fightier of JIU JITSU
I have practiced breaking boards all my life, now I wrestle them.
0:52 great guard pull! love it!
I was kinda shocked you pulled guard so quickly, but I guess that's what you had available to close the distance on a striker. But you were locked on that guy.
Thats because the other guy had no notion of defending it. Im learning jiujitsu and also muy thai. People are so ignorant and married to their ideas. Cant open their eyes on the effectiveness of grappling. Yes i also i wanna be a good striker but if i dont learn ground game, a jiujitsu guy can put me in danger very quickly
The only way to understand the ground game is to partake in the ground game. I come from a Muay Thai background but I’m no stranger to bjj. Striking becomes a lot better when you know how to defend against grappling. And this video is a testament to what happens when you’re absent in grappling.
I'm going to call BS on the experienced muay thai part I mean the dude comes out throwing punches
welcome to mma
Omega Doom Squad agreed. I Thai guy would have went low leg kick before a punch any fucking day. can throw one of those before your opponent ever hits punch distance
who said he was experienced?
tm m whoever wrote the video description
No kidding. "... 130 pounds, also in his debut..."
I always thought it's not fair when you can choke your opponent with legs or arms but your opponent can't choke back with hands.
You'll notice that the jiu jitsu fighter has one of the muay thai fighter's arms trapped between his legs. In this situation, instead of trying to pull out, try to get the other arm in between his legs. If you can get both arms in, the tension needed to create an effective lock will be lost.
If you ever find yourself on the ground with a jui jitsu fighter, it helps to think of yourself as a rubber band. The jui jitsu fighter wants to stretch you out with tight fitting holds until you're ready to snap. Looseness and slack tend to be the enemy to a jui jitsu fighter. So instead of always trying to break out of a hold, try to see if you can take away it's tension. Sometimes this means you want to move in closer rather than pulling away.
Minute?
Minute?
@@willi_empanada 1:01
This is intially the point where the jiu jitsu fighter manages to trap one of the muay thai fighter's arms, isolating it from the other arm. If one can't pull the trapped arm free, the alternative is to angle and maneuver to get the isolated arm between the legs that are trapping the single arm. This neutralizes submissions that require the seperation of the opponent's arms.
It is ideal to read the opponent's actions early and act immediate when the opponent is trying to throw their legs over in order to single out one of the arms. For the thai fighter, the best moment to act might have been when the jui jitsu fighter intially placed a leg over his left shoulder. Only question is, even if the thai fighter were to escape this hold, would he be able to escape the next one?
Their training consisted of thousands of hours of anime watching.
Ok weaboo
@ha ha you might wanna look up that word, mate. At the same time look up stereotysism in the dictionary too.
Big hit to the ground. Good legs position, patience. Excellent to see how BJJ effectiveness really is. Would have been cool if the guy showed some MT skills too.
How much Jiu jitsu experience did you have at the time? Did you train any striking at all or was it a purely ground game gameplan?
Jiu Jitsu is the single most effective martial art because of what Stephan Kesting articulated: striking can beat striking but it cannot beat grappling; whereas grappling can beat grappling and it can beat striking. Judo has better throws and Wrestling has better takedowns, but Judo and Wrestling have very underdeveloped ground games, and Jiu Jitsu fighters are constantly learning from Judo and Wrestling because the rule set of sport Jiu Jitsu is more expansive. I think there is an argument to be made that sport Jiu Jitsu is pretty much just submission grappling, with perhaps a few caveats. That said, as MMA is now starting to demonstrate, preventing a takedown is easier than executing one, and experienced wrestlers are getting very good at preventing Jiu Jitsu fighters from taking the fight to the ground. When it comes to a one-on-one street fight against someone who has not spent years learning to defend takedowns, I don't think anything comes close to being as effective as Brazilian Jiu Jitsu.
I plan on studying both Judo & BJJ in Dubai at the TND academy..
I'm sure I'll be in good hands ; )
Grappling does not beat striking in all cases my friend. Otherwise there would be no need to learn it in MMA. Stop looking at BJJ biased videos on RUclips for your information! You could learn the hard way and try it on a striker if you prefer?
"Everybody has a plan until they get punched in the mouth" - Mike Tyson
"Distance management for punch protection."
Man ur also a delusional martial art fanatic do a Fighting style urself before writing anything. First MMA is a Sport like soccer.... how can u say in a 1 vs 1 street fight... what else ?no concealed weapon or guns? ... how unrealistic is that?Compare to that the traditional styles are more suited or krav maga.
Very Nice match. Why do you think he wasn't tapping/passing out to the triangle after 1:25? In my experience (blue belt) 1. your shin being across his neck, 2. his arm being across your body and 3. the angle you had (esp. at 1:25 and after) would def. put someone out if they didn't tap. Is there something I'm missing here? Nice switch to arm bar btw.
not pulling on the head
the pulling on the head is not needed what i noticed was he should have kicked his leg down harder to tighten up the choke
around 1:30 you can see his leg is sticking straight up, he should have kicked down more but he still got the sub so well done
I just rewatched it and around 1:55 you can see he starts to kick down and that is how he won
I was thinking the same thing. It started out as a pretty rough triangle, but he locked it in really deep after the MT fighter picked him up. Most people wouldn't last 10 seconds in a choke that deep.
Even after training bjj, it's so painful to watch someone pull guard like that especially in an mma setting
They are doing no ghee tho so if you were going for guard jumping straight to it and pulling them down is the easiest way :)
nearly every fight or every fight i have seen online when comparing opposing styles, Jiu Jitsu fighters have won every fight. BULL! A good Muay Thai Kickboxer is tough to beat
That's because they stuck to their opponents like glue. And that's just the way theu fight and it's also not against the rules.
I could have beaten you because my fighting style is a combination of Aikido, Tae Kwon Do, and Scooby Do.
best comment ever!
Seriously. It's like I'm using cheat codes.
idk abt Aikido & Tae kwon Do .. but the last one is just an inhumane style of fighting ..
share your cheatcodes senpai! :O is that Up, Up, Down, Down, Left, Right, Left, Right, B, A, select Start?
YouStupidBunny set up a fight then ill host it 😂😂😂
0:54 Right here. Instead of trying to get to his feet, it seems like he just dove right into him.
Dude on top had elbows to the face all day. The moment he hooked his leg he should've dropped an elbow right on his nose. Pulling guard on a fresh fighter is suicide normally.
Divine Placebo notice the guy fell on his head when he did it too.
It's called Amateur for a reason.
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you cant just elbow someone who has you in a triangle choke. you might get them once with the elbow of the arm they have trapped, maybe, (big maybe) but besides giving them your arm (which is one thing they want, to help finish the triangle or even to switch to arm bar you) but you also give them enough momentum to roll you over onto the ground; then youre really fucked cause youre still in the triangle but now theyre on top of you and you cant stand back up. if youre on top there are defenses you can do but if you get rolled over youre probably fucked.
His jiu-jitsu is impressive
man people love to argue. grappling absolutely works in a street fight. a 1v1 ill take a grappler over anything else in that fight. but that doesnt mean striking is useless. it can be just as effective. i just see the superior control over your opponent that grappling gives you as an advantage. but the hard truth is if its more than a 1v1 theres a good chance regardless of what martial art you do that youre gonna get the shit kicked out of you. in a multiple attacker situation? thats when the only martial art you need to know is parkour so you can get the fuck out of there. you dont want to fight 4 dudes at the same time even if youre Canelo alvares . and we havent even started talking about weapons yet. you can be the reigning UFC heavyweight champion. but some 120 pound tweaker with a gun he barely knows how to use is gonna snuff you out like a candle in the rain.
people always denounce grappling in street fighting since it's rarely 1v1 and you don't wanna be wriggling around on the floor if their friend can just come up and stomp your head into the ground.
So, yes, keeping a distance and striking + throws will work best against multiple attackers (there probably will be multiple attackers). But honestly, there ain't much you can do about multiple attackers with any martial art, even if your attackers are completely unskilled. Also, they will likely have a weapon.
So the best self defense strategy, in my opinion, is don't go outside and live in your basement with a shotgun by you at all times and a knife in your pocket. When you get groceries or walk outside, immediately run from closed spaces, high-traffic areas, and hide behind women as they are more likely to get attacked than you. When men get too close to you, immediately start high-pitched screaming and running zig-zagged away from them. Have extremely basic and surface-level conversations with your friends and family, being careful to avoid confrontation and disagreement. When invited to someone's house, always break into their house to assess any dangers before you get there. Self defense solved.
Never let someone who knows bjj take you down cuz it’ll be over
This is just to show you that the best martial arts by itself to fight one on one, no doubt it is Jujitsu. Why, questions ask. It only lose against multiple people and mixing, that's it.
He should tickle him....
Best comment ever :)
And he's gonna end up breaking his finger
😂
Tickle and ends up getting submitted
More like submission via armbar while opponent is in triangle.
What kind of Muay thai fighter is he without any elbow jujitsu guys head is right thire for elbow 🤔🤔🤔?????
Tenzin Thosam Throw elbows in guard or triangle position and you get arm barred.
😂 just wow
Clar1fy XD at 0:58 he could easily have smashed his face with elbows. Doesn't look like he knows mma at all though
So you are saying he should have threw elbows and stop defending a choke? He would have went out faster.
Bert Williams I think what he's trying to say is .... that he knows nothing about Thai boxing or jui-jitsu 😂
u coulda just punch his face during d triangle even if you were pure bjj, it would still hurt. well i guess sometimes just relax and do what u know is the best.
Translation: Don't try to grab an BJJ dude...you will get bodied.
@1:05 - I would have attempted a couple of steps forward , and put "Red" into The Walls of Jericho.
Damn
there needs to officially be a push kick or a knee tap in order for a fighter to be classified as a muay thai fighter
this rule was created in 1997 when Jorgi Pollaris signed up as a BJJ fighter but was from Thailand
nice! congrats and well executed? have you fought since?
Mike Vieira I've only had two, I stopped to focus on jiujitsu
why anyone would try mma without a ground game is beyond me.
The other guy was a blue belt at the time, same as me. I think it's more absurd that I would go into an MMA fight with zero stand up.
Lol!
was this an amateur mma fights? I'm just wondering because I havent watched a lot of fights and it seems to me he should have just hit you in the face. I was an awesome triangle though and the switch to arm lock was great
Saw other fight where Muay Thai fighter had great take-down defence.
Fascinating how the different styles dominate their specialist areas.
Doesnt look like muay thai. Looks more like a novice striker who only "learned" to strike during an mma class alone.
Props to him for getting in that cage though.
Grappler will always win
@@everythingsfine1395 not true. Whoever is better at mma will win. Grappler lose sometimes. Look at Ryan Hall
Go Manny!!! If you don't know...nicest person on the mat!!!
High level bjj grappler vs a dude with no noticeable grappling ability
That triangle was deep! I’m surprised he lasted as long as he did.
I've been practicing BJJ by climbing oak trees bare foot and hanging from branches in triangle
Triangle + armbar at the same time! WOW!
Thats why Grappling sports are better.
Amazing to see the respect jiu jitsu had in the figting community back them, just look at these comments, no troll or internet warrior, just plain and fair comments and respect. Unfortunately for some reason this is different nowadays
Now i further understand why 9 times out of 10 the grappler would win against the striker
I'm A Warr;or Holly Holm vs Ronda Rousey, Amanda Nunes s
U will grab shit when I beat the shit out of u
Dude i am a muay thai fighter and my cousin is a bjj fighter and i have broke his nose 3 times in a real fight the wrestlers don't stand a chance aginst muay thai fighters
@@tobi-dn9th how so singh saab? Please explain further to me?! And for how long do u do Muay Thai ? And whats his bbjj rank?
@@tobi-dn9th im looking forward to ur answer so dont forget to get back to me
and back in the day when everyone was grappling and striking was new all the grapplers used to get ko'd by knees because they were not used to it. 30 years later on the other side of the world its reversed. one thing remains-- boxing is the superior granddaddy when it comes to unsupervised violent altercations.
Thraxz666 you’re right tho and I do bjj, my first instinct will always be a punch
Lol ballsy to pull guard.
Guy in red is a former coach of mine - he’s a heck of a good guy!
I'm guessing this has a rule-set that bans stomps, slams, and knees to a downed opponent?
Best martial artists practice both a striking style and a grappling style. For a while, I thought the Muay Thai guy was going to escape, but this time the BJJ guy was just too good once he got the Triangle Choke position. the arm bar for the actual finish is typical when the choke isn't tight enough to finish an opponent.
Why didn't the guy on blue lift you up and slam you to the ground?
Is this an stupid question? I have no idea of mma so that's perfectly possible
Tonne Fan a jump could solve that. If the blue guy just jumped up, the red guy, certainly, would hit his head on the ground... And for sure that would hurt him. Probly that could be the end of the fight with a blue's guy victory
Rafael Casa the jiu jitsu guy was holding onto his leg you dumbfuck
It looks like he tapped from the arm bar, not the triangle. When he went to posture up, he hooked over the arm and hipped in.
jiu-jitsu como sempre a melhor arte marcial do mundo
Não existe arte marcial melhor que outra
Jiujitsu vs other styles is like a crab vs big dog
Where is Muay Thai performance???
U cant preform muay Thai when u r on the floor with a bjj u just can't...take it as it is...if u can't beat them join them so how about u stop being butt hurt and learn some jiu-jitsu
Yea the guy didnt know muay thai. U could tell in the standing clinch
Salah Alali he didnt even do muay thai even when their standing lmao
@@salahalali7888 learn jiu jitsu let's fight.. Any amateur muay thai fighter never come charging in with a fist that's facts.. BTW wrestling is better than jiu jitsu
His pride got him out of work and left him high and dry for the next half year of joint recovery..
tira cotovelo e joelho do muay thai é a mesma coisa que tirar a possibilidade de jogar no chao no JJ no começo da luta se joelho estivesse valendo o jiujiteirinho ai tava em coma
E sem contar que o cara do muay thay não deu uma "marretada" com a mão fechada na CARA do jujeterinhu aproveitando que estava por cima a tomar uma chave de braço!
@Marcelo Campos, i LOVE, kick boxing e judô!!!❤👍
In meetings between two MMA disciplines, reigns powerful and brutal violence the bad, left in the hands of people who are not able to handle. Violence fueled by organizers, coaches, audience.
The use of punches, kicks in every part of the body or so, various improprieties become uncontrollable in MMA and give way to delirium bloodthirsty nestled inside those who practice MMA and those who support them.
Jiu jitsu brasileiro não tem para ninguém
agulhas negras as regras do campeonato favoreceram o jii jitsu.essa luta não serve de argumento. Na rua haveria vários modos do jiu jitsu mostrado ser derrotado.
@@bernardosouza2922 Desculpa de frouxo !!!
@@bernardosouza2922 que desculpa de merda kkkk a maioria das lutas de jiu jitsu vs muay thai, seja no MMA ou na rua, o jiu jitsu ganha.
One elbow and game over 😂
Only lucky punch chance VS wrestling styles
Keep distant man, gotta keep distant again wrestler. They aim low, so use it as advantage. Ready your knee as soon as they charge in
10 years ago maybe. You havent seen MMA in a while have you?
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Anybody who's saying the Muay Thai guy should've dropped elbows... it's called amateur for a reason. It's not the UFC, they're are more enforced rules. You can't do elbow strikes. Sweet triangle choke though by the BJJ guy!!
Good shit bro !! 👊🏽
Let me question: when he lift the BJJ guy, he can smash the knee in the face of the other guy...That maneouver is not allowed? I'm sure that the BJJ guy release the grapple with that move...
I think it would've kill him if you hit too hard
@@BryoMoss you're right... but what happen in that case? the fighter goes to jail?
@@tytp001 well yes obviously you just murder someone even if you didn't meat to
: no elbow no knee strike to the head or spine
People think that elbow strikes would help lmao. The BJJ guy wants you to extend your arms or have one arm stray to far from the other. Hitting with an elbow is pretty much giving the arm for an armbar or kimura.
Click bait heading
But it's actually not
not at all
Akalion
i see no muay thai i see mma
dots Well no shit they're fighting in MMA. The point is that the guy who uploaded the video used BJJ and the other guy used Muay Thai. That's kinda the point of MMA.
all i see is a couple of shitty punchs being thrown no knees kicks or elbows...so its bjj vs boxing is it not
BJJ guy had the triangle but also had bad position and was exposed to bombs from the left hand and elbow. Fortunately MT guy panicked and focussed on the constriction and didn't strike or rotate for he escape.
That dude doesn’t do Muay Thai. If he does he’s a novice
Robby dude how the fuck would you know idiot he pulled guard after that Muay Thai guy didn’t know what to do 🤣🤣🤣
Waylin C. Footwork, Confidence, His ‘Punches’ Looked Like He Was Slapping Away At The Opponent, Coulda Easily Hit With A Kick That Woulda Put Opponent Down
American Hound you didn’t get to see his footwork idiot all he did was come forward and wanted to feel the opponent out so he’s not throwing power punches if you were an actual fighter you would know that
American Hound he has more confidence than the guy in the red rushed towards him in the beginning, if you call those slaps you must be blind and if started throwing bombs right away you would say he didn’t know how to fight as well
American Hound easily be hit with a kick ? You really never been in a fight if you think it’s easy to land a knock out kick
is rolling forward over the opponent a good way to escape a triangle choke? As this kid was getting choked i was thinking why dont he do a forward roll over the guy on floor. That way it could split open the legs. Or would this just snap your neck lol?
Brasil jiu jitsu
Is punching illegal in this or what ?
jiu jitsu, melhor arte marcial
Se estiver se referindo ao modificado BR dos Grace, concordo, do contrário o original (japonês) não é isso tudo não!!!
0:53 Ridiculous to pull guard from that far. Plenty of videos showing people and doing flying armbars, etc only to slam their head on the mat and get KO'd. This guy got lucky.
Sorry man, that definitely wasnt an experienced Muay Thai fighter. I'm wondering if he was even a Mauy Thai fighter at all, his stance was completely wrong, and he went with hands immediately, not once trying to knee or kick as you were shooting for his legs. At 0:49 you wouldve taken a left knee to the face followed up by a right roundhouse into the ribs. I've seen it many times with grapplers that dont know how to fight against Muay Thai fighters.
There's a way to get out of that hold and a way to make the one using it to suffer before the hold is broken .
Jiu jitsu porra respeita fiu 😾😾
thats the effectiveness of BJJ in the octagon, doesn't matter what style you use once on the ground BJJ wins. In the street however once on the ground the other guy will use bites to get away so it'll be a bloody victory.
golpe da cobra
I don't know why he didn't pull his head down on that triangle, probably would have put more pressure on the arteries to make him go sleepy a little faster... but i like how he closed the distance.
styles do not fight each other...people do...these movies are intent to make another style look bad while making the own style look good in this way... LOOSER uploader!
Was elbows and knees allowed? The muay thai fighter had so many opportunities to knee to the body or elbows to the face and he wasted it
Muay thai?????????????????? 👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎
Cristiano Furlan melhor que jiu-jitsu
Cristiano Furlan Bjjกระจอก เจอคนไม่เป็นมวยต่างหากไอ้หรั่ง นอนสู้อย่างกับผู้หญิง
Im a few years late but that was beautifully executed
How can a Muay Thai fighter beat a BJJ fighter, they have to train BJJ.....No other way.
was he able to use elbows and knees in this fight, if not then that is a bit restricting for a Thai fighter. That is like prime power with Muay Thai.
If you want people to think that your martial arts is the best. You have to beat Muay Thai. It's always been like this. This is a good indication that Muay Thai is the pinnacle of martial arts. Muay Thai has proven that they can defeat their opponents even if they fight under unfavorable rules. They have proven it countless times. To defeat your opponent by not using your strongest weapons like elbows and knees. At the same time, what would happen if jiu jitsu had to fight under disadvantageous rules like Muay Thai? What would happen if you were forbidden to strangle, forbidden to break arms, forbidden to break legs, or forbidden to hug? You can bet that jiu jitsu fighters will never be able to defeat their opponents the way Muay Thai can.
Why do you comment this on many videos
@@glock_9ine956 I remember I only commented on 2 videos. What's your problem?
@@lazaruz4096 idk I just remember seeing the same comment on another video lol
@@glock_9ine956 So ?
They need to add a rule that if a fighter gets lifted off the ground, they must let go and reset because they would've got slammed and get knocked out or broken neck.
Congrats on the win!
wondering why the MT fighter decided to play grapple with him on the ground lol? If he just stood up properly, back away, and got back into his stance he could've prolonged the fight and might've won. Since it doesnt seem like the BJJ guy had him in a full on lock (Im saying right when he leg dropped him and the BJJ was trying to lock him in, he had time to get out but decided to give him a half clinch on the ground and punch him)
Cool video, a lot of "why no elbows?" understandably. I'm not 100% but when they are wearing rash guards it is usually an amateur fight, and in some states amateurs can't use elbows at all, grounded, standing, clinching etc. So if indeed one gentleman was a "Muay Thai guy", he was at a disadvantage in some regards.
PS that's jumping guard, I know it's semantics, but......people read.
The guy in the red lookd as he.lost bit he did something tricky that made him a winner.. which one is Thai and who is ju jitsu?! Good fight , shirt but really good !
Jiu jitsu is a martial art focused on grappling (submissions on the ground like chokes/jointlocks), and muay thai is focused on striking and standing fight (punching/kicking and elbows/knees)
Which is why the guy in red (jiujitsu guy) won, he had an advantage on the ground, in this case he choked him with a technique called triangle choke.
Nice guard pull, congrats man.
Sounded like his head bounced off the mat and it looked like he was dazed for a moment.
Hmm wondering if elbow to the face while on the ground was illegal in this fight. Cause there were moments where that shit was open asf.