Judo Grand Slam in Paris 2011: Final +100kg Riner Teddy - Kamikawa Daiki

Judo Grand Slam in Paris 2011: Final +100kg Riner Teddy - Kamikawa Daiki

Ich will kein Urteil bilden, aber soll jeder selbst entscheiden, was einen guten und einen schlechten Gewinner ausmacht!

Should everybody form his own opinion about what represents a good winner!

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[bayaralex]

A Teddy Riner J espère que dans quelques années tu regarderas cette video en pensant "Quel petit con j étais" .

On agit pas comme ça quand on est un judoka. ton comportement à la fin de ce combat est déshonorant pour cette discipline. . Respecte ton adversaire, il a souffert autant que toi sinon plus pour en arriver là. Demande à tes professeurs de te rappeller les valeurs de ce sport si tu ne t en souviens plus.Je te souhaite de grandir comme homme et comme judoka.bonne continuation

[akajambas]

@Paulkid Arrogance is never I repeat never a good quality to have regardless of your skill level. Those who are masterful yet humble earn and deserve the utmost respect versus someone who is talented and has so much pride that they think that everyone is lesser than them as a person. In my opinion you have a much more powerful presence when you're not boasting to everyone that you're undoubtedly number 1.

[MetalJassim]

Honestly he deserves his ass kicked for showing off like that - do that at boxing, but not at any budo art.

[biglogstrongman]

@justplainly Don't be a racist fool. The only black power is a black belt in Judo

[Tourterellebleue]

@winoguitaro

No rage.

[TheDelapuerta]

Pov petit japonais....

[edbiology]

shame shame

[aguywhoplaysbass]

completely agree with @bayaralex. Teddy Riner complete forgot what it meant to be a judoka--i hope he may be humbled sometimes soon. crazy match, 5/5

[jamalndaou]

i respect Kamikawa more then Riner

[makikomi]

@Screenfreezer All very well and good but when someone conducts themselves poorly, as the winner of this contest, he deserves criticism. Winners and losers should conduct themselves with decorum.

[Screenfreezer]

Do not criticise any other martial arts or speak ill of others, as it will surely come back to you. The mountain does not laugh at the river because it is lowly, nor does the river speak ill of the mountain because it cannot move. Koichi Tohei

[MrBiscotix]

Showing the "0" relates to a past competition, where a japanese team stole the match. Observers were also japanese and they just stole the competition, giving free win to japan and when Teddy was supposed to win, they didn't give any "point" to him.

He has his revenge, he is alright.

Good job Teddy !