Javier Vasquez sparring with Naoya Uematsu

[rockos414]

4:37 - 4:39 That doesn't even make sense! That's fucking awesome.

[jscarpa2002]

Wow!

[poganla123]

god damn 2:59 javier got to the truck while scrambling.

[GHRepresent]

i think it comes with training in the gi too. once u take it off u feel the freedom and the space to move, only this time u move match more technically. If u let your mind be free, u see a lot of tranisitons and submissons.

[GHRepresent]

javier transitions are tranistions you feel. u feel space and u move to it like water. comes with experience.

[fer9383]

blows my mind

[kid108]

amazing transitions

[MarioLoco03]

NUTS @ 7:32 - 7:40

[majbritt1]

Good flow, good guy, good technique... GOOD GOD!!!!

Javi is a rare breed... a great fighter who is also a great coach

without being arrogant or too greedy and that alone deserves 2 thumbs UP, WAY UP!

[MarioLoco03]

haha this guy choked the shit out of me demonstrating a move...i have never felt pain like that before lolol

[NOCDIB]

That triangle setup at 5:22 is INSANE!

[newbloodbjj]

Javi is always amazed me everytime I see him roll, i wondered like everybody else why he stop competing and fighting in MMA!! he could be a big impact for UFC lightweight!!

[NeoOsiris19]

@newbloodbjj Simple answer, his knees. He's had a slew of pretty bad knee injuries.

[BigEck]

Vazquez's ground game has always blown me away. I wonder how far he would've gone in the big organizations like Pro Elite and Zuffa if he had stayed healthy. His fight with Crane is still one of the ballsiest efforts I've ever seen in MMA. War Javi!

[spacetonic]

I've never seen Javi's transitions anyhere else. I wonder how he never won any ADCC!

Good video, seems like a long documentary. How is that called?

[kid108]

that's jiu jitsu like water... awesome flow...

[Bnick9]

Im comin gdown to train with Vasquez this friday!!!!!!!!!!!