Tae Kwon Do Black Belt Instructor vs Rener Gracie FIGHT / Challenge Match!!!

Rener Gracie dominates a Tae Kwon Do Black Belt Instructor!!! It's amazing that even in 2009 there are people clueless to the dominance of Gracie Jiu Jitsu. Hopefully this will be an eye opener for the TKD Black Belt and he'll begin focusing on the Highly effective art of Gracie Jiu Jitsu...how can he not after getting DOMINATED?!?!

Gracie Jiu Jitsu is still the best single fighting art for one on one fighting, as has been shown for over 60 years by the Gracie family!

It is now even more important that ever to learn Gracie Jiu Jitsu due to the UFC being mainstream now. More and More street fighters are taking opponents to the ground due to seeing UFC's, knowledge of Jiu Jitsu is necessary now for survival. Striking arts aren't enough as was proven by Royce Gracie in 1993, a good Grappler will beat a Striker 99% of the time..the strikers only hope is to land that perfect punch and KO the grappler before they get taken down..which as we've all seen doesn't happen very often! It literally takes SECONDS for a Grappler to clinch and take you down, if you don't train Jiu Jitsu regularly then you are finished...Gracie Jiu Jitsu could save your or your families life one day!

Why put your LIFE in the hands of "Theories" or myths created by other Traditional "Martial Arts"?? Why not train what has PROVEN to be effective?!?

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• Gracie Jiu Jitsu
• Rickson Gracie
• UFC
• Fight
• Rener Gracie
• Gracie Combatives
• MMA
• Gracie Family
• Jiu Jitsu
• Royce Gracie

[RobbieH02879]

@morten90 No, why would it be grappling only when the TKD guy has obviously never grappled?? My god the excuses....

[RobbieH02879]

@JGSH13 I agree with this, it all comes to down proper "Alive" training..if you train with tip tape BS, that's what you'll instinctually do.. I remember having to relearan YEARS of that crap nce I started kickboxing...

[MmaNcovers]

I think its corny how this took place in 2006, and Rener is only using BJJ. The times have changed, learn how to mix it up. BJJ isn't superior than striking, its just different. Once the grappler has a striker on the ground, the striker's martial art no longer applies, he's playing a grappling/ground and pound game. The same can be said about a striker who can avoid every take down from a BJJ practitioner, the bjj will not apply.

[TheOneandPrime]

Its funny how many people don't realize that there is strikes in GJJ. Watch some of the Gracie Combatives videos, lots of strikes. GJJ is for real life encounters, the more sport oriented BJJ is focused towards grappling tournaments. Educate yourselves before you comment or risk having your opinions ridiculed.

[rickyd454]

@deDqq2Hu no

[lsloewen2]

Funny, this "Amateur UFC fighter" below tells a story about how a guy for his finger bitten off applying a RNC, biggest tell ever. Anyone who has taken like two BJJ classes knows that's impossible unless your mouth is located on the back of your head or shoulder. No clue at all what he is saying, I actually laughed aloud

[lsloewen2]

@dedqqh2u funny how the VAST majority of people don't get into any type of fight their entire lives but you seem to be attacked everyday. Maybe the best martial art for you would be to stop picking fights and use some common sense to stay out of bad areas

[lsloewen2]

@dedqqh2u here is my counter argument, I've been in 500 fights, have 30 black belts and 70 years experience and say nothing in the world can beat GJJ. I have the same claim to legitimacy you do. Simply put, striking is not effective without excellent takedown defense and submission counters in today's well educated enviroment

[lsloewen2]

@dedqqh2u making claims of your martial arts accomplishments to disprove the claims of established fighters without proof is as inane and illogical as my 3 sentence statement. It's the age of modern MMA, not 1980, if you want to prove a point, such as "GJJ is just as vulnerable to strikers as any art" you have all the resources and more that Rorion Gracie did. Start your own revolution.

[deDqq2Hu]

@krichards816that's great. cross training allows you to experience more drills or views on how to use your body. everything is a weapon, and every style can teach how to use them. you ask about my styles, I do MDK tang so do, judo, haidong gumdo, hapkido, and a little bit of gjj. I didn't mean to sound prideful, all I meant is that those who depend only on gjj should realize a whole other world of fighting. I fought and beat a few practitioners, but I would never say I can to all.

[deDqq2Hu]

@Pyxo8888 Agreed. One of my teachers trained in many styles, he no longer uses gjj because he rear naked choked someone- the guy escaped by biting his finger off- meanwhile the victim's girlfriend kicked him in the head. It's great for 1v1 with rules, but once it hits the pavement, so much more can happen.

[deDqq2Hu]

@CommanderYuan Agreed, I get sick of gjj worshipers who think nothing else works. In pure gjj matches, of course I'll win some and lose some, but in real fights, everything is a weapon, and I have used striking on the ground to escape or gnp. cross training is wonderful, but no one should rely on just striking, or just grappling. Like you said, the more legs you have to stand on, the better.