Japanese Jujutsuka vs Brazilian Jiu Jitsu practitioner - Mortal Kombat

Decided to take one of the fights from my video and put Mortal Kombat music behind it. And yes I almost did get choked out in the video.
Please enjoy, and stop by and check out the my channel. Also btw I'm using Judo Newaza. Do not confuse this type of newaza for traditional.

Category:

Sports

Tags:

• Newaza
• Judo
• Brazilian Jiu JItsu
• Jiu Jitsu
• Jujutsu
• Jujitsu
• Mortal Kombat
• NAGA
• Grappling
• Gi

[BlackShinobiShozoku]

@elenchus

He would have tapped me out?

I've escaped tons of ankle locks. How do you know he would of tapped me out?

And this doesn't effect my real world fighting ability. Because I train in traditional Jujutsu. We don't train to fight in these competitions. I merely do them for fun. I am pretty much the only person besides one other that competes in tournaments or MMA in my school.

So there is no argument here, because you really don't know the background.

[BlackShinobiShozoku]

@elenchus

No actually he didn't win.

Or else I would of picked him up and slammed him with the failed triangle.

You can't just say someone won because he violated the rules.

I didn't even defend it because I knew it was an illegal move.

[mcalderon94]

has anyone else noticed that the referee is a WOMAN? :)

[danmunners]

@elenchus I was talking about fighting people on the street. The people I have met who have fought a lot on the street (real life, not competitions), are ruthless and usually gang members. You would not get them fighting in a competition. The people you see in martial arts competitions touted as "street fighters" are, as you said, usually just randoms with no martial arts training. Maybe read a bit of this site: nononsenseselfdefense (dot) com.

[JonnyWedel]

why would anyone dislike this video. this was a great amateur fight I really enjoyed it at least.

[wtfskateing123]

hes bow legged he couldnt have tapped you out xD

[elenchus]

@elenchus Update since I posted that. I took up judo again at a much better local school. It's much less hardcore, and, as a result, people learn much faster and the skill level is higher. In addition, since they aren't obsessed with competition victory, they don't rely on arbitrary rules nearly so greatly and after class greatly relax what techniques are prohibited.

[elenchus]

@danmunners You keep conflating street fighters with gang members. I'm sure there's some overlap, but in English, they don't refer to the same thing. In colloquial English and "martial arts" circles, street fighter refers to a fighter who fights in an unofficially sanctioned way, i.e., outside of a style or official tournament, which generally reduces the number of rules. Street fighters are associated with having no conventional style, although that is not always true.

[asian714cali]

fyi gracies didnt invented anything fresh off new most of bjj move already existed in jj and judo

[asian714cali]

18 people are in denial that jj > bjj

[telemarker93]

@BlackShinobiShozoku Where do you think I will be going exactly?

[captjack5169]

/yawn