Likewise. It's a tie between this and Quintet for me. If you don't know/haven't watched, you should. Same style but with more known Western grapplers.

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@@anonymousreviewer169where do I watch quintet?

you must've never seen the quintet tournaments

Yeah this was fire. You can tell the guys in this really want to win as opposed to sit back and see if they can land something.

leg lockers and but crawlers lost.

​@stumbras2000 Lost 1 matchup because of a bad decision and reset. They won the event for the weekend though... Btw, notice how Cole, Bodoni & Dante all won by submission. All from playing guard. P.S. Not a single submission on any Modolfo member was performed. "Submission Grappling"?

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Agreed. I like a 5 min each round and three rounds set up as well. TBH, even practitioners don't want to watch 15 or longer matches

Surprised to see you listed Pena. I hadn’t considered that he has any “standup” at all.

Trouble is in the training rooms. Everybody stops shooting early on in BJJ as they get sick of guillotines.

I couldn't agree more👍🏾

Legend

Thanks boss🙌🏻🤠

missing the Abate and Kaitmazov one, but legend nonetheless.

​​​​@@MartialArtist991 Your right, how could I miss it in 76 kg division 🤦‍♂️ it's my weight))) Thanks, edited!

thanks bro :D

Agreed. I like a 5 min each round and three rounds set up as well. TBH, even practitioners don't want to watch 15 or longer matches

didn't ask. love flo.

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You need visa to enter USA. That's the biggest reason. And Kazakhstan is one of the strongest here

​@@hanaseitkhan1538true Kazakhstan has really strong grappler

That’s on my bucket list of places to train

it only works because they only compete in adcc opens nowadays where any rich kid can sign up. yes, there are some high level competitors in the brackets, to be honest everything over -88 is not a deep talented division.

@@eddieprima2647 true 99 and over 99 easy to become ranked a lot easier than any weights 88 and below not even comparable

Isn’t he still considered a junior for Danaher?

@@jamesholland1679 Junior my ass haha dont call your students who can fight at ADCC juniors just because they cannot win the gold.

@@eddieprima2647dont get your comment about any rich kid. Anybody can sign up like it is standard in any bjj turnaments since ever. Also he is preparing for adcc, so it kinda make sense that he wants to compete in adcc ruleset mainly

Smesh**

In this rule set that is designed to give more points to a wrestling style base

​@@Lockdown335like in jj competition it is structured to give advantage to submission player.i think this is a balanced forum

2 heel hook finishes, not sure what you are watching.

@@pedagogybjj yea from 2 of the best jiu jitsu players in the world to some random sambo dudes who probably dont practice the leg game very much

BJJ is relatively new in Kazakhstan, I was there in 2018/2019 and I only found 2 or 3 gyms in Almaty to roll.

The third round decided it.

That triangle reset was wack! It was game over. They got their boy out of a jam.

@@mattcasselman5399 Absolutely true.

Agreed! That decision was bs.

That triangle re-set was absolute trash!

And? Did he finish? Gairbeg was much more active way more. When I watched I thought like that too, but now rewatching Gairbeg was 3-4 times more active

Loved this match but don't be bias the Russian did a lot more hokage is a beast to tay standing but was defending most of the time

@@jonmoris9354what did he do? Did he offer any attack at all? What submissions did he go for exactly ?

That triangle reset was maybe the most ridiculous thing I've ever seen...

Hokage was doing nothing and only reactive. In real fight he would have get smashed with ground and pound. Thats embarassing

kid from the miyao's school came thru and wrecked me with it recently, v effective lol

do you think hokage won all three rounds?

Other guy had a negative and it was zero zero. He should’ve won. Not the mention pushing out the ring in a triangle

@@bamm6181 that triangle reset was so ridiculous. Terrible reffing

I don’t think he would have finished the triangle any way tbh but yeah that was bull but uf fighters better anyway

@@user-pc6uq2wn6r even if the other guy was super tough, every second counts when you are inside of a triangle

yea! get in there and show how it's done

@@TheOskarOVJ😂😂😂😂

To be fair he gassed out hard. Likely he would have a better guard on a full gas tank.

Lmao mans said abysmal, That dude was a dam GORILLA blasting nonstop lol.

he gassed out hard thats why

he ignored the other 50%

Exactly.

it was biased bs, let's face it

@@alfiesolomon3531 instead of an american not being brazilian enough this time it was the brazilian who wasnt russian enough lmaooo

​@@alfiesolomon3531dude hokage was inactibe waiting to counter and boring. In real fight dagesrani would have smashed him. Lets be real here

Hokage was inactive while thenlther dude was pushing the pace and attacking.

i felt that way. Nonetheless, that was a great event. This is the type of thing we need for our sport to grow in audience. Such amazing exchanges, from start to finish👏

biased as shite and they let him escape the triangle for free terrible refs should have been DQ

Stop crying. Pulling guard doesnt work here. Top control gets more points and rightfully so. In real fight your boys would get smashed

​@@zoro8117sorry I was just under the impression these were Jui-Jitsu matches. My bad. (Youre delusional if you think UF won this fairly)

@@trustless_ fair and square my dude. Grappling isnt about that.

Points

Points? Zero zero all 3 rounds

​@@GrapplingwithPhysicsactivity. The Russian pushed the pace way more. Idk why some people thought this is an IBJJF, it's not

@@Voltaire-os1ds activity is one thing, but legit submission attempts should count for something. Let’s not forget he went out of bounds while in a submission. Should’ve been DQd.

How is that a DQ? They literally got reset in a locked triangle lol @@GrapplingwithPhysics

Cole is so fucking technical lol he didnt telegraph what he was going to do when he hit that heel hook.. V smart kid

Так он же свисал он с ковра вниз)

@@user-tg7rh4gg9f могли бы оттащить как обычно это делают.

you lost free triangle escape reset also learn a few words of english

Depends on ruleset

​@@vyacheslava.6345even if the rule allows it, which would be wrong, it came back without the triangle fitted...and there is no way to use the victory for himself even ignoring it... There's another fight too, where Russo spent the whole fight defending himself, and escaping from tight positions, and he won... he didn't do anything the whole fight... except for these two fights, especially the last one. it was a great event, it looked like the old BJJ fights, in the 2000s pressure, top position focus, aggressive...bjj in the last 10 years it has lost its way... always looking to benefit HYPE not the way it was originally.. maybe Dagestan will save JJ... they look like the old CARLSON TEAM...are news in the sport, but very kick they dominate this shit and it ends this shit with ass on the floor and leglocks...

Tbh, it was one of those decisions that could've gone either way, and it would be fine either way. In any situation where the match is this close, it isn't a robbery as much as it is luck of the draw. You can make cogent arguments for both.

bro this is the comments sections, sense is not welcomed here@@anonymousreviewer169

Gairbeg cheated on the triangle reset. They did not reset the correct position.

​​@@farzana6676That was a judges mistkake in my opinions

UF need to attack more with subs Their game plan wrestle and stall But it was a great event. ❤

But he cheated in the resetting of the triangle so thats that. He should have been dq for not allowing to lokc the triangle on reset.

@@andersnilssondvm on the grip, his head was pressed to his stomach and he practically did not see anything and did not know in which direction the end of the carpet was, well, this is my opinion

Looool he's a fucking cheater. Should have got DQ for fleeing the mat twice. Then resetting half way through a triangle escape. What an absolute shit call that decision was

Expectation (and I had the same one, too) was a clean sweep. It didn't turn out this way despite their submission rate superiority. Worried very much about saving face.

@@anonymousreviewer169the fact that a bunch of unknown Eastern European wrestlers can almost win with pretty much just wrestling doesn’t make bjj in general look good

@pninnan Different BJJ styles favor different rule sets. Buttscooting style usually favors sub-only; wrestling/top heavy favors MMA. A healthy blend between the two is usually the best. This ruleset is not the best for buttscooters (unless they have an ultra high subrate, like Cole Abate). Team Modolfo (with the exception of Izaak, Fabricio, and Gabriel) was pretty much all buttscooters, so it almost didn't work out. Nonetheless, there was a very distinct and high advantage in sub rates to them. In MMA ruleset, however, I feel their BJJ offers very little against their competition here specifically.

Unknown eastern european wrestlers? The eastern european/russian/dagestani/georgian wrestlers are world class wrestlers. The ruleset favored the wrestlers as was said numerous times through out the event. Let them come to ADCC and see how it goes in a ruleset that favours Submission Grappling. All said this was a really fun event. peace.

@@andersnilssondvm 100%

U mean commentator?

That’s me! I appreciate the love. The event was incredible!

@@brandonmcninja Brandon!! you're my favorite redneck lol. Always happy.