The only reason she won is because the boy didn't want to fight her, you can see it at the start of the match, he just stood there. I'm all for females being able to do these kinds of sports but keep them separate from males cuz it gives them an unfair advantage. Most guys don't want to fight a girl and won't go all out on them so they lose to keep from hurting the girl. That takes away from the guys being able to push themselves and be the best they can and enjoy what they're doing. I've seen other videos like this one and I'm pretty tired of them because of all the unfairness. Get mad, idc!! Thank's for listening!!

Parents should have to keep quiet like in golf

The phrase Baby Girl seems out of place at a jujitsu tournament. Especially said repeatedly over and over and over. I tapped out!

Could we honestly ban parents, teachers and just everyone from yelling out instructions in bjj tournaments? It's so annoying for both of them, I've tried it, huge distraction

She wearing a dragonball shirt. Of course she won.

He seemed confused and not willing to fight

Why is she jumping guard in a children's competition?? Too dangerous...

This match should not have happened

Baby girl's parents needs to slow their rolls. XD

He let her win how generous and kind boy he is..

Take a shot every time he says "Baby girl". XD

Brilliant! Not only she won, but at the end he looked much more tired than she was.

They little boys face at the start. He looked terrified

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This is so daam funny every time the boy improve position the girls dad keep complaining he touch her stuff LOL HOW IN THE HELL ARE YOU SUPPOSED TO DO BJJ WITHOUT TOUCHING YOUR OPPONENT !!!?????😵😵😵😵

great fight - love to see this. My only comment would be the insistent reference to 'baby girl' which gets annoying after the 15th time.

Talented girl. Was going to check out the Instagram too but it doesn't seem to be there.

Good job retaining guard and continually attacking.

He didn't even try no offense just defense ti out could tell he didn't want to hurt her.

Impressive. I wish I started when I was younger. Both will be very good as adults if they continue training