LOL!!! Kudos to Royce for letting go of the choke the second his student was out, even though he never tapped or stopped fighting. I trained with Royce many years ago when he was still at the torrance academy. Neat guy.
O Royce eh magrinho e ainda assim desafiou e lutou sem limite de tempo qualquer um, ainda 4 veces x noite, ainda nao vi ninguem fazer isso de novo.....teve varios faixa pretas de outra linha lutando na jaula tambem e nao se derom bem, olha o dede pederneiras, joe moreira, ...varios...entao falar do Royce como se ele fosse coissa do passado eh burrice, respeito!!!Royce Gracie # 1!!!
@carlsongracieteam If you've never heard the name "alligator choke," then you need to expand your horizons a little bit. Arm triangle with a north-south roll. Also called anaconda choke. We don't use that terminology at my school either, but I know what it is.
@TheChoada Nah, Royce just casually fell into guard on purpose. lol. He does that. He always plans his next move before he lets opponents go for the takedown, and that's why the other guy's unconscious after that. lol. Royce could have twisted out and sprawled the lock, but chose not to. Royce will always fight the best on his back, not standing or on top.
@seclusively He has got the shit beaten out of him for setteling on guard instead of working for a more dominant position. He has always been too passive for mma. His place is sport BJJ and teaching. BTW I know him and received my blue belt from him (im a purple now). Never settle for guard when you can have mount or side mount. Position, position, position! And dont give me this little guy big guy BS. 180 pounds isnt little, its average. I have seen some little dudes dominate larger opponents.
@TheChoada Yeah, he's had a few poundings, but he's rarely lost in the MMA game, even during those poundings. He has much greater records than most and more stamina than most. He's only had two losses, and one was because his femur bone got cracked after going 90 minutes straight with Sakuraba. Hughes is his only legitimate loss. I actually just hung out with Royce this weekend and trained with him myself. Great guy. Oh, and 180 pounds is little when you're outweighed 320 pounds(Akebono). lol.
all you guys say tap out, but those cross collar chokes are blood chokes, you really don't realize that your being choked, it kind of bites on your neck and then your out. very sneaky and Royce's grip is very very strong. the guy probably didn't even realize he was in much danger, he was going for the pass and zzzzz. you can't say anything unless you've got the mat time and experience.
@daridp well you know, but their is a difference between a choke you can resist, and a choke that is type. with blood chokes, darces, gi chokes, etc, it is really hard to tell how deep the choke really is, I have gone out before, when I thought the choke wasn't very deep. I'm just saying don't criticize someone. it isn't a pressure choke like a guillotine, ezekiel, rear naked choke etc. it's cutting off the blood to the brain.
@carlsongracieteam I know the difference between blood and air chokes I am a Judo Brown Belt under USJA. Personally I have always felt the choke and have known or felt that I was slipping away and I need to tap. I have rolled with a few BJJ black belts the latest one was by Pat Mcdonald who was awarded his black belt by Royce in the past year. He slipped in a rear naked from a sweet little transition from half guard and I tapped.
@daridp cool man, I'm glad you fell every choke, So your telling me, you can feel a loop choke with ease? a sneaky margarita, choke you know when it's tight right away? your telling me, that theirs you've never had a blood choke put on so fast, that you didn't realize how deep it was? if you have not experienced this type of choke then you have not spent much time on the mat.
@carlsongracieteam I feel it everytime and I know when to tap. In JuJitsu competitions like NAGA I hold still and breathe the best I can (rolling shoulders forward and breathing slowly). However with every Darce/Alligator/guillotine etc. I feel it everytime.
@daridp lol naga is a grappling tournament any style of grappling can compete. bjj tourneys are approved by the ibjjf or cbjjf, and what is an alligator? I'm 100 percent positive that is not a postion, submission, or even relevant to bjj, the closest thing I can think of is a gator roll, when you lock up a anaconda choke.
@carlsongracieteam Where I work out we call the anaconda with a gator roll an alligator choke. The names of these techniques change constantly depending on which school you go too due to different languages and slang. I have heard a Peruvian Necktie called a Russian or Japanese Necktie etc.An Omoplata in judo is called a sankaku-garami there are other examples and I am sure you understand.
You speak some good truth right here man. I've been training for eleven years and have been put out several times on some nice chokes. A lot of guys think all gi chokes are violent and involve twisting, pinching, and overall brute force. The BEST gi chokes are so slick you don't even realize they are on until the world goes black and you're dreaming.
This video was taken at the Gracie Miami school; that is Pedro Valente, the head instructor, standing in the back. I had the honor of training there for a few months after I left the Army, and I can tell you 100% that the Jiu-Jitus they teach there is NOT sport jiu-jitsu, and is not geared as much for the ring or cage as it is for the street. They teach dirty elbows and other real-life street stuff...excellent school.
lol that's hilarious! i would love to get into a BJJ class by a gracie or gracie black belt. i train in MMA, muay thai by Raul LLopis and i do no gi grappling. i'm pretty good but doing BJJ would really make me a better fighter. so it's either mixed martial arts or Jiu jitsu :/ i dont have the money for both
@gussk8e HAHA ANOTHER N E R D CALLIN HIMSELF A GOOD FIGHTER HIDING HIS FACE INSIDE INTERNET`S ANONYMITY.... Fans are Fans, Fighters are Fighters and don't waste their time posting lies and try to look good.... EMBARRASING...
@nahuelfantino And I am guessing you are one of those fighters that are fighters right? But saying your credentials would then make you a liar and a nerd correct?
@nahuelfantino and who the fuck are you to say i dnt train? i am a fan of the sport and i love it. i train aswell 5 times a week. embarrassing? get the fuck out of here you piece of shit.
@gussk8e Oh, i do know the dude, im sorry about before. I just got angry about your comment, everyones free to tell whatever they want. But dont get too angry buddy, no one is insulting you.
oh, i forgot..... do you know the name Freddy Sukata? Bet you do
@gussk8e gracie jiu jitsu it the way to go bro! I'm under Royce and he is the coolest guy i've ever met. He was just in my town for 4 days and we hungout and trained everyday all day lol. Hope this helps, good luckbro.
@Coads26 You are OF COURSE correct that teachers and training are major factors in shaping a martial artist's outcomes but first the principles of practicality and function MUST be present. If what you're doing is based on flawed principles then all the training in the world won't help. UFC 1 demonstrated this when you were about 13 and I had already been teaching professionally for about 6 years of my life. ANY study, without foundational principles based in reality, is a waste of time.
@Coads26 I started studying when I was 7 and I'll be 49 next montth. I've made all or part of my living teaching martial arts for the past 22 years. I have enough experience to know that there were times in my life when I was on the wrong track as far as what worked and what didn't. Assumptions like "people are intelligent to realize the scientific principals involved in applying the art at hand" are the kind of assumptions that make a very poor teacher.
@Coads26 I hear this comment alot and without mentioning any particular art, the comment is nonsense. Any art that is not based on scientific principles and the scientific method is not going to be as practical and effective as an art that is, period. So, the idea that they are all equal is just completely without merit.
if you can't feel your being choked, then you have lost too many brain cells, not knowing your unconscious and waking up is one thing, but if you don't realise when a choke goes on and you can't feel it, there is something seriously wrong with you
Sounds like you have a rod up your ass and looking for someone to disagree with. If you would have actually listened to what I said, I said good chokes don't hurt. I never said you couldn't feel them. Of course you can feel someone putting pressure on your carotids. I'm talking about the difference between pressure on your blood vessels, which is not pain, and a neck crank from someone tightening a choke when it's not deep enough to successfully cut off the blood.
@joaoantoniodebarros yea. i forgot what its called. a counter towards a guillotine where you put your shoulder right on his throat while you pass your arms under him and squeeze. the guy trying to submit you doesnt feel shit and then 10 seconds later he realizes he fell asleep lmfao
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Yeah, and then let's see how the fight goes fighting against multiple opponents on hard pavement, possibly with weapons. Lets see how BJJ does then.
Krav Maga isn't something that's designed for 1v1 competitive fighting like an MMA match. It's designed to quickly neutralize a threat and escape. BJJ is the complete opposite. If you tried to pull guard on the streets in Israel, you'd be dead before you hit the ground.
You are right to a certain degree...I agree, if you were to choose a martial art to take, it should be krave maga. You are correct there. Unfortunatly the BJJ we see today is more of a "sport" I think. It has lost a bit of its effectiveness do to the modern world. I.E. UFC and that sort of thing. But the old school BJJ was very effective I think. But, you are pretty much right on.
Don't know what you're talking about, i train under Gracie Barra and many of our drills are specifically designed for street defense. Bjj has not lost it's "effectiveness do to the modern world" in fact it has gained. There are many different styles of BJJ evolving that we're not around years ago. New moves introduced, rubber guard etc...
I respectfully disagrre. I took BJJ years back and while it WAS effective I stopped training in. The style didnt fit my personality or fighting style. I swiched to Krave Maga and it works for me. I BJJ, at least when I trained in it, theres seemed to be too much " you grab me here and I do this and twist this." I was done with that.
"The style didn't fit my personality or fighting style" That is all subjective. It didn't fit your style, doesn't mean it is not an effective martial art. Krav Maga just happens to suit you better. However BJJ has definitely not lost it's effectiveness due to the modern world.
coming from experience, for the person who passes out, you wake up fighting with no feeling of elasped time. its the strangest thing. causes brain damage too
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to bad the gracies refuse to teach advanced techniques. nothng against them but they keep the very subtle advancities to themselves. they are good to train with for foudnation and defense, however, for offense they wotn teach you everything.
My instructor is very, very knowledgeable. He is a Relson gracie black belt. Relson teaches very advanced techniques, and so does my instructor. But sometimes, the white belts get lost, even some blues get lost in the very adavnced moves. they need a foundation, a strong base of fundamentals. I don't think you've ever trained under a Gracie, he might go over your head with the advanced techniques.
LOL!!! Kudos to Royce for letting go of the choke the second his student was out, even though he never tapped or stopped fighting. I trained with Royce many years ago when he was still at the torrance academy. Neat guy.
dudecummon 2 weeks ago
@myslimakastreetfight Go away, Chael.
Ascendancy1992 6 months ago
Would the student just not tap or would Royce just not let go?
ValkyereHowie 6 months ago
O Royce eh magrinho e ainda assim desafiou e lutou sem limite de tempo qualquer um, ainda 4 veces x noite, ainda nao vi ninguem fazer isso de novo.....teve varios faixa pretas de outra linha lutando na jaula tambem e nao se derom bem, olha o dede pederneiras, joe moreira, ...varios...entao falar do Royce como se ele fosse coissa do passado eh burrice, respeito!!!Royce Gracie # 1!!!
SuperZe77 7 months ago
@GrumpySpanish lol learn to tap out man
TheMarineKid17 7 months ago
Id like to fight a gracie one day
oscie1 7 months ago
10 ppl got tapped out by Royce!
quetzalel 7 months ago
royce gracie, hmm i want to battle a gracie, hopfully at no gi worlds absolute i will.
emaun423 7 months ago
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arkonastriborg123 8 months ago
@carlsongracieteam If you've never heard the name "alligator choke," then you need to expand your horizons a little bit. Arm triangle with a north-south roll. Also called anaconda choke. We don't use that terminology at my school either, but I know what it is.
navsquid32 8 months ago
At least he got the takedown.
TheChoada 8 months ago
@TheChoada Nah, Royce just casually fell into guard on purpose. lol. He does that. He always plans his next move before he lets opponents go for the takedown, and that's why the other guy's unconscious after that. lol. Royce could have twisted out and sprawled the lock, but chose not to. Royce will always fight the best on his back, not standing or on top.
seclusively 7 months ago
@seclusively He has got the shit beaten out of him for setteling on guard instead of working for a more dominant position. He has always been too passive for mma. His place is sport BJJ and teaching. BTW I know him and received my blue belt from him (im a purple now). Never settle for guard when you can have mount or side mount. Position, position, position! And dont give me this little guy big guy BS. 180 pounds isnt little, its average. I have seen some little dudes dominate larger opponents.
TheChoada 7 months ago
@TheChoada Yeah, he's had a few poundings, but he's rarely lost in the MMA game, even during those poundings. He has much greater records than most and more stamina than most. He's only had two losses, and one was because his femur bone got cracked after going 90 minutes straight with Sakuraba. Hughes is his only legitimate loss. I actually just hung out with Royce this weekend and trained with him myself. Great guy. Oh, and 180 pounds is little when you're outweighed 320 pounds(Akebono). lol.
seclusively 7 months ago
Ditto
xkittykittenx420 9 months ago
it would be an honor to be choked by royce. LOL
aknowneemus 9 months ago 2
@GrumpySpanish
I would love to be able to say Royce out me to sleep!
rockie071 10 months ago
that was a *takes off sunglasses* snooze
BootyBot 1 year ago
all you guys say tap out, but those cross collar chokes are blood chokes, you really don't realize that your being choked, it kind of bites on your neck and then your out. very sneaky and Royce's grip is very very strong. the guy probably didn't even realize he was in much danger, he was going for the pass and zzzzz. you can't say anything unless you've got the mat time and experience.
carlsongracieteam 1 year ago 2
@carlsongracieteam In all my years of Judo I have never not known I was being choked.
daridp 1 year ago 2
@daridp well you know, but their is a difference between a choke you can resist, and a choke that is type. with blood chokes, darces, gi chokes, etc, it is really hard to tell how deep the choke really is, I have gone out before, when I thought the choke wasn't very deep. I'm just saying don't criticize someone. it isn't a pressure choke like a guillotine, ezekiel, rear naked choke etc. it's cutting off the blood to the brain.
carlsongracieteam 1 year ago
@carlsongracieteam I know the difference between blood and air chokes I am a Judo Brown Belt under USJA. Personally I have always felt the choke and have known or felt that I was slipping away and I need to tap. I have rolled with a few BJJ black belts the latest one was by Pat Mcdonald who was awarded his black belt by Royce in the past year. He slipped in a rear naked from a sweet little transition from half guard and I tapped.
daridp 1 year ago
@daridp cool man, I'm glad you fell every choke, So your telling me, you can feel a loop choke with ease? a sneaky margarita, choke you know when it's tight right away? your telling me, that theirs you've never had a blood choke put on so fast, that you didn't realize how deep it was? if you have not experienced this type of choke then you have not spent much time on the mat.
carlsongracieteam 1 year ago
@carlsongracieteam I feel it everytime and I know when to tap. In JuJitsu competitions like NAGA I hold still and breathe the best I can (rolling shoulders forward and breathing slowly). However with every Darce/Alligator/guillotine etc. I feel it everytime.
daridp 1 year ago
@daridp lol naga is a grappling tournament any style of grappling can compete. bjj tourneys are approved by the ibjjf or cbjjf, and what is an alligator? I'm 100 percent positive that is not a postion, submission, or even relevant to bjj, the closest thing I can think of is a gator roll, when you lock up a anaconda choke.
carlsongracieteam 1 year ago
@carlsongracieteam Where I work out we call the anaconda with a gator roll an alligator choke. The names of these techniques change constantly depending on which school you go too due to different languages and slang. I have heard a Peruvian Necktie called a Russian or Japanese Necktie etc.An Omoplata in judo is called a sankaku-garami there are other examples and I am sure you understand.
daridp 1 year ago
@carlsongracieteam
You speak some good truth right here man. I've been training for eleven years and have been put out several times on some nice chokes. A lot of guys think all gi chokes are violent and involve twisting, pinching, and overall brute force. The BEST gi chokes are so slick you don't even realize they are on until the world goes black and you're dreaming.
LJSJIUJITSU 3 months ago
To me that seems kind of disrespectful. He should tap. If one of my guys didn't tap and he got knocked out I'd be pissed at him.
SuperSneakySteve 1 year ago
@SuperSneakySteve Its not disrespectful. Its your will power to continue and not give up.
LiLmJBayBehh 1 year ago
this shet happens.....:D
spartaque1000 1 year ago
haha this was funny
TransAmFSAS 1 year ago
LOLOLOLOL
Exorcio1 1 year ago
There's always a way to escape - tap out!
ramonsilva1 1 year ago
This video was taken at the Gracie Miami school; that is Pedro Valente, the head instructor, standing in the back. I had the honor of training there for a few months after I left the Army, and I can tell you 100% that the Jiu-Jitus they teach there is NOT sport jiu-jitsu, and is not geared as much for the ring or cage as it is for the street. They teach dirty elbows and other real-life street stuff...excellent school.
grsurflove 1 year ago
lol that's hilarious! i would love to get into a BJJ class by a gracie or gracie black belt. i train in MMA, muay thai by Raul LLopis and i do no gi grappling. i'm pretty good but doing BJJ would really make me a better fighter. so it's either mixed martial arts or Jiu jitsu :/ i dont have the money for both
gussk8e 1 year ago
@gussk8e HAHA ANOTHER N E R D CALLIN HIMSELF A GOOD FIGHTER HIDING HIS FACE INSIDE INTERNET`S ANONYMITY.... Fans are Fans, Fighters are Fighters and don't waste their time posting lies and try to look good.... EMBARRASING...
nahuelfantino 1 year ago
@nahuelfantino And I am guessing you are one of those fighters that are fighters right? But saying your credentials would then make you a liar and a nerd correct?
HKArmy924 1 year ago
@HKArmy924 I just watch videos and learn new stuff, and sometimes i get mad at some comments, im sorry. Dont get that angry buddies.. My fault
nahuelfantino 1 year ago
@nahuelfantino and who the fuck are you to say i dnt train? i am a fan of the sport and i love it. i train aswell 5 times a week. embarrassing? get the fuck out of here you piece of shit.
gussk8e 1 year ago
@gussk8e Oh, i do know the dude, im sorry about before. I just got angry about your comment, everyones free to tell whatever they want. But dont get too angry buddy, no one is insulting you.
oh, i forgot..... do you know the name Freddy Sukata? Bet you do
nahuelfantino 1 year ago
@nahuelfantino do you even know who raul llopis is? bet you don't ignorant fuck.
gussk8e 1 year ago
@gussk8e gracie jiu jitsu it the way to go bro! I'm under Royce and he is the coolest guy i've ever met. He was just in my town for 4 days and we hungout and trained everyday all day lol. Hope this helps, good luckbro.
sk8yodog53 1 year ago
@sk8yodog53 that's cool; i've always wanted to meet a gracie
gussk8e 1 year ago
@Coads26 Apreciate it. I actually think we'd probably agree more than it seems like given the time to hash it out. The best to you too.
MrMZaccone 1 year ago
@Coads26 You are OF COURSE correct that teachers and training are major factors in shaping a martial artist's outcomes but first the principles of practicality and function MUST be present. If what you're doing is based on flawed principles then all the training in the world won't help. UFC 1 demonstrated this when you were about 13 and I had already been teaching professionally for about 6 years of my life. ANY study, without foundational principles based in reality, is a waste of time.
MrMZaccone 1 year ago
@Coads26 I started studying when I was 7 and I'll be 49 next montth. I've made all or part of my living teaching martial arts for the past 22 years. I have enough experience to know that there were times in my life when I was on the wrong track as far as what worked and what didn't. Assumptions like "people are intelligent to realize the scientific principals involved in applying the art at hand" are the kind of assumptions that make a very poor teacher.
MrMZaccone 1 year ago
@Coads26 I hear this comment alot and without mentioning any particular art, the comment is nonsense. Any art that is not based on scientific principles and the scientific method is not going to be as practical and effective as an art that is, period. So, the idea that they are all equal is just completely without merit.
MrMZaccone 1 year ago
Some kind of chokes doesn't hurt that much and you think until suddenly...
...wait, where was I?
joaoantoniodebarros 2 years ago
The best chokes shouldn't hurt at all, just cut off your blood; the next thing you know, you're waking up
getthetapjj 2 years ago
if you can't feel your being choked, then you have lost too many brain cells, not knowing your unconscious and waking up is one thing, but if you don't realise when a choke goes on and you can't feel it, there is something seriously wrong with you
BroomeBlocker4 2 years ago
Sounds like you have a rod up your ass and looking for someone to disagree with. If you would have actually listened to what I said, I said good chokes don't hurt. I never said you couldn't feel them. Of course you can feel someone putting pressure on your carotids. I'm talking about the difference between pressure on your blood vessels, which is not pain, and a neck crank from someone tightening a choke when it's not deep enough to successfully cut off the blood.
getthetapjj 2 years ago
@joaoantoniodebarros yea. i forgot what its called. a counter towards a guillotine where you put your shoulder right on his throat while you pass your arms under him and squeeze. the guy trying to submit you doesnt feel shit and then 10 seconds later he realizes he fell asleep lmfao
gussk8e 1 year ago
wow i never give royce enough credit.
ph33ric 2 years ago
lol @ the dude in blue... *wakes up* 'hey, what are you waiting for? *continues*
waldomarek 2 years ago
bjj is awesome. people who have to insult something that they do not know, fear the thing itself.
therage001 2 years ago 4
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these moves would be awesome in gay porn
westmeat 2 years ago
-6 and counting. We don't need to hear about your fantasy bud.
dirtyminded604 2 years ago
@dirtyminded604 so your spermcount is -6 or your dad is pounding your asshole?
westmeat 2 years ago
Brutal laughable attempt at a dis. try again, i'll give you a few tries...
dirtyminded604 2 years ago
we can tell you lost a few brain cells, lol its still a honor "being being" choked by some one of that stature.
JiuJitsuAbe 2 years ago
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Lets see the Gracie family take their challenge over to Israel against the worlds leading Krav Maga instructors.
jericho696969 2 years ago
I know... those krav maga instructors will most likely turn into pretzels not understanding what to do when it comes to the ground.
gboyhitdaspot 2 years ago 3
I concur.
LJSJIUJITSU 2 years ago
Oh boy here we go again. Is this an Emil Boztepe revisited exempt from Palestine? Welcome to 1992.
LJSJIUJITSU 2 years ago
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Yeah, and then let's see how the fight goes fighting against multiple opponents on hard pavement, possibly with weapons. Lets see how BJJ does then.
Krav Maga isn't something that's designed for 1v1 competitive fighting like an MMA match. It's designed to quickly neutralize a threat and escape. BJJ is the complete opposite. If you tried to pull guard on the streets in Israel, you'd be dead before you hit the ground.
MackMcBlack 2 years ago
yeah dont ever try to fight a suicide bomber dude
chesterfieldking 2 years ago 4
Hey nobody told me BJJ was only about pulling guard....
And apparently pavement doesn't help you if you're the guy who LANDS the throw right?
Tell me something else I don't know (sarcasm)
lethalazn 2 years ago 4
You are right to a certain degree...I agree, if you were to choose a martial art to take, it should be krave maga. You are correct there. Unfortunatly the BJJ we see today is more of a "sport" I think. It has lost a bit of its effectiveness do to the modern world. I.E. UFC and that sort of thing. But the old school BJJ was very effective I think. But, you are pretty much right on.
82drumhead 2 years ago
Don't know what you're talking about, i train under Gracie Barra and many of our drills are specifically designed for street defense. Bjj has not lost it's "effectiveness do to the modern world" in fact it has gained. There are many different styles of BJJ evolving that we're not around years ago. New moves introduced, rubber guard etc...
dirtyminded604 2 years ago
I respectfully disagrre. I took BJJ years back and while it WAS effective I stopped training in. The style didnt fit my personality or fighting style. I swiched to Krave Maga and it works for me. I BJJ, at least when I trained in it, theres seemed to be too much " you grab me here and I do this and twist this." I was done with that.
82drumhead 2 years ago
"The style didn't fit my personality or fighting style" That is all subjective. It didn't fit your style, doesn't mean it is not an effective martial art. Krav Maga just happens to suit you better. However BJJ has definitely not lost it's effectiveness due to the modern world.
dirtyminded604 2 years ago
FINE DUDE!! Jeez I get it...You love BJJ. Im not saying you are wrong for training in it. Im just sayin it didnt work for me.
82drumhead 2 years ago
@dirtyminded.. totally agree. its changed my life per sport and mental preperation for other avenues in life.. but bjj is not for everyone..
Hector2028 2 years ago
yeah those jews will rob you to death
sumoshinobi 2 years ago
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Grindoline 2 years ago
i've tried both. my vote is bjj.
kgalindo7 2 years ago
that's one of the funniest damn things i've seen.. ha ha lol
dreamextreme7 2 years ago
how many dergree's is royce now??
rhdadrian 2 years ago
6th black belt
igorgue 2 years ago
Hahahaha thats really funny.
He just slowly layed down haha
Curatalo506 2 years ago
yeah he used the collar choke, very common submission, and he used the triangle just to keep him from backing out of it
xiisabeastx 2 years ago
rickson would kill royce......yeah i know its sound stupid
2submit 2 years ago
coming from experience, for the person who passes out, you wake up fighting with no feeling of elasped time. its the strangest thing. causes brain damage too
tommybrown2068 2 years ago 4
qwa qwa qwa ,, everybodies chuckling at im
gxb0164 2 years ago
qwa qwa? its hah hah
2submit 2 years ago
is tht even a submission?
wtf happened?
murken1 2 years ago
So it was the triangle leg choke? Or did he do a collar choke?
1selfmademan 3 years ago
collar choke
Vash1202 3 years ago 5
the triangle-like position provided the leverage for the collar choke to sink in.
PanKrato 2 years ago 2
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landreaux3189 2 years ago
riiiight.... pankrato and vash1202 are correct, thats a collar choke, pretty standard... mma guy.
alfzonic 2 years ago 6
yea ur right i didnt catch him grabbing the back of the collar...good call
landreaux3189 2 years ago
What are you talking about? That was a cross collar choke, he used his legs as leverage. there was no triangle choke. (BJJ student)<<<<
dirtyminded604 2 years ago
lol "what are you talking about, i was fighting the whole time"
DavidBlaine1 3 years ago 3
On some techniques I'm like "this does'nt hurt" than i start seeing the world fuzzy like a broken tv, and im like uh oh i should tap
bjjatan 3 years ago 3
LOLL
Aenty 3 years ago
nah, he faked taking the nap to pass the guys gaurd.
zoocrewsk8er 3 years ago 3
Lmao!! he took a nap then woke up and kept going like nothing happen..LOL!!
DangerousDan2 3 years ago
you gotta tap in those situations lol
rob2093124 3 years ago 2
lol..thats funny shit....wish i get royce to give me a nap
glassboysio2 4 years ago
Nice
LJSJIUJITSU 4 years ago
Royce is the shit.
beentryingtomeetyou 4 years ago
hahahahhahahahah
j0shnaw 4 years ago
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bjj with gis makes me sleepy... snoreeee
TimSilvia 4 years ago
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to bad the gracies refuse to teach advanced techniques. nothng against them but they keep the very subtle advancities to themselves. they are good to train with for foudnation and defense, however, for offense they wotn teach you everything.
youtubesucks 4 years ago
My instructor is very, very knowledgeable. He is a Relson gracie black belt. Relson teaches very advanced techniques, and so does my instructor. But sometimes, the white belts get lost, even some blues get lost in the very adavnced moves. they need a foundation, a strong base of fundamentals. I don't think you've ever trained under a Gracie, he might go over your head with the advanced techniques.
sickstyle83 3 years ago
AAAAAAAAHHHHHHHH, I love it!. I got my Blue belt from Royce last november. he's a great guy, as you can tell from the video. Class act.
Markcoleman1 5 years ago 3
Gratz man! Must feel good having this legend handing it to you ;)
NatasataN666 4 years ago
isnt blue the second belt, how long did it take?
uknowuhateme 4 years ago
Great video of a great LEGEND!!!
PedroLMariano 5 years ago
Royce is a great guy as a practitioner and as a person.
elveterano 5 years ago
maybe you only "thought" you escaped...hehehehe
blindwonder 5 years ago
HOLY CRAP THATS WHERE I TRAIN
minimen1109 5 years ago
That is really cool.
sterlingturk 5 years ago
Very funny video. It's nice to see bit of Royce's sense of humor.
NemeanLion 5 years ago
I love the giggly laughter he makes. You can tell he is still having fun with Jujitsu in a good healthy way.
DrRobertTownsend 5 years ago
Thats a sweet move. So subtle yet effective!
djmixmac 5 years ago
its called nami juji
yotas4life 5 years ago
lol...ahhh. I've seen stars a couple of time during my open mat time. Lucky guy get to learn and role from a legend...SWEET!!
csean0921 5 years ago
was that the carotid choke?
invertedbeard 5 years ago
The first thing I notice whenever I watch Gracie fight is that his feet are freakin' ENOURMOUS! Awesome video, thanks!
Snutz47 5 years ago
You know what they say, big feet big meat. ha ha
MarcyThomas 5 years ago
That was my brother Randall Ebarb. He didnt even know he passed out!
ebarbjj 5 years ago
Way to go Royce! lol thanks for sharing the video! I met Royce in '94, really nice guy!
LardInATubeSock 5 years ago