Kelly chokes opponent unconcious AGAIN.

Kelly Rivera chokes her first opponent in this tournament unconcious again. Boys and Girls Club Judo Tournament held in Honolulu, Hawaii on November 22, 2009.

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• 2009. Chokeout!

[oldage1970]

She´s really great but ...

Choke out ?? Unconscious ??

Where ??

Anyway, great match.

*****

[sk1hawaii]

The choke and opponent going unconscious was only for the first match of this video. The "again" refers to a chokeout in an earlier video "Kelly Chokeout".

[seductivehunter]

Little Kelly likes drrop seoinage. She also likes going for the jugular.

[flipper33]

@ecap124 choke outs in judo ain`t illegal, so why shouldn`t she be allowed to compete, it`s her opponents who should ask themselves is this right for me, i`m glad people like you don`t make important decisions that could decide other peoples lifes or even careers, after all chokes are a part of judo and the people who take part in these matches know all the rules and accept the risks involved.

[seattle0002]

Welcome to the Boys & Girls Club, where you get choked unconcious and everyone thinks that's acceptable.

[Haerdanable]

@oldage1970 .....probably at 0:21 -- 0:22, you'll notice that the feet goes soft. But i'm not sure...

[hardcorepunk321]

clock choke <3 nice job

[xAnastasia1990x]

@mdl0004 Regular chokes are just as dangerous so I don't really see your point there. Also, it's not the ref's job to tell you to tap, you either tap or you don't. In this type of competition they won't stop because you don't know when to tap out. Their job is to judge and score points, but to also be there so if the person does get choked out the other competitor is informed before any damage is done.

[mdl0004]

Don't like Gi-s. Fine for older practitioners but for kids who don't fully know the risks...they are putting their life in the hands of the ref's attentiveness (or lack thereof)

[alexandro420]

@roberto347

The belts have nothing to do with their rank in competition. They are just used to differentiate the fighters.

[alexandro420]

@ecap124

Educate yourself on the sport before spouting off nonsense. Chokes and submissions are perfectly legal in judo. Her opponent can "tap out" (give up) at any point.

[roberto347]

first off why is a beginner white belt fighting a more expereinced blue belt?

thats like putting two boxers in a ring, 225lbs against a 150lber

[superkal2006]

@flipper33 oh shut up, many people do not see this as a finiate sport with restricting rules. its hard for most to conceptualize outside of an out and out brawl. yes in an out and out brawl, chokes and joint locks are most of the time broken with biting, eye gouging, and ear ripping. thats if someone forgot to bring a knife or a fire arm. and no, i dont think people involved in jujitsu run around picking fights in the streets because they all would be killed

[masturbiert]

Just think how easy she could choke out a guy who tried to rape her, even snuff out his life.