He’s got his left leg on the wrong side of Eoghans body and his heel is exposed

I know but im not telling

Pretty much any modern Leg-Lock focused competitor will tell you to not try to expose the Heel from there. Danaher's Enter the System: Leg Locks warned about this exact scenario, and that DVD is ancient at this point.

Mason opted to attack with Irimi Ashi (Standard Ashi), which is an Outside Heel Hook. O’Flanagan was able to heist up and extract Mason’s knee (or Mason revealed it himself in a bid to get to Outside Ashi, not sure), acquire the Heel Hook, which was an Inside Heel Hook, which has more efficient breaking mechanics, in spite not having a good Ashi, he was able to create a faster breaking action on Mason, who probably made things worse by attempting to roll out. To what Mason should have done differently, he would have been better served attempting a roll once he acquired Irimi Ashi, while in that roll outside foot into O’Flannagan’s arm pit, creating space, to replace the inside leg outside, with outside leg crossed over (Outside Ashi). Keeping his inside leg safe while crossing the position, which has stronger breaking efficiency, and better defense of the inside leg.

​@@andrewrossello6611 EOF had an outside heel hook, not inside. So that's not why he won that exchange.

Only for finals

Only when points are counted on the second half of the round, or overtime.

That penalty threw mason off mentally. He knew he had to take risks trying to score against a dangerous guard/ leg lock game and went for it

He was mad at Caio Terra for not teaching him berimbolo

He was mad at his dad for not teaching him how to behave like a man

LMFAO

Mason in fighting on fight pass not flo.

Different platforms mate relax

i agree, it's should still be a fight after all

I mean the guys just sitting on his ass right? Just go down and submit him then instead of not engaging and doing nothing

If he would have won why didn't he do it? There are penalties for pulling guard in the second half of the match, the idea is that you're free to play whatever game you want in the first 5 mins and hopefully leads to more exciting matches, although not always obviously. Mason loooooooves stalling and edging out boring matches. You can clearly see he wasn't interested in genuinely attacking at all up until he got the -1 point and then he makes an actual effort to pass and opens up. I'd rather someone pull guard and they do some groundwork rather than watch them spam collar ties for 10 minutes afraid to take a shot, it's boring as hell

The ruleset in ADCC gives advantages to wrestlers in the second half of the match, when points are allowed, and overtime. The purpose of no points in the first half is to add greater flexibility for people of all styles to flex their game.

If you want realistic there's MMA for that. Would you rather pay for a ticket to go watch Eoghan pull guard and rip some dude's knee apart or fight for collar ties for 10 minutes until a ref decision? Yeah it's not realistic but it allows for more exciting matches, which is the priority for the people putting on the show, not 100% realism

@@nikolayotov4668 Sorry. My apologies...Pulling gaurd and sitting down are two differnt things Thank you. I do watch... my point is you will never sit on your but in. JJ intentionally so why promote it. You mention a rule set.. you don't kick downed opponents. Sport vs reslity...but MMA is as close as you get. How much of a JJ lover ard you if you need more action..it is based on control and the ability to TAKE them down.

@@edwardkaeser2533 The problem is wrestling can never be fast paced or exciting in JJ. The risk to reward to energy expenditure ratio is not there, so therefore pulling guard solves a lot of problems and allows for people to actually do jiu jitsu. If you want wrestling go watch it, if you want grappling ADCC allows every grappling martial art to shine a little bit, of course BJJ is the most superior grappling art so you will continue to see it dominate.

Well charles oliveira sometimes pulls guard in mma🤔

If boxing is a combat sport why aren't kicks allowed? If Muay Thai is a combat sport why aren't throws allowed? If wresting is a combat sport, why aren't submissions allowed? We can do this all day bub. None of this shit is about "the streets," they're sports.