There's NCAA division 1 wrestling and flowrestling if you just want to see stand up. The wrestling there is WAY better than this. These are great jiu jitsu guys putting on a low level wrestling match.

​@@CJ-hx9du I've tried watching some wrestling but it's hard for me to watch grappling without submissions. Just feels like so much context is missing

@@the1shrubbery But this is just low level wrestling. Neither Taza nor Mica would get onto a D1 wrestling team. Id rather see them do what they are great at, rather than see a low level wrestling match. I could watch high level wrestling in NCAA.

@@CJ-hx9du Here I get to watch stand up with extra context, I could see flying submission, imanari rolls for legs, takedowns which transition into guard passing scrambles or end up in a triangle etc, you don't know what's coming next. If I watch wrestling I'm not gonna see any of that, so it's not really an option for me. The point of my comment was that jiujitsu with stand up is more beautiful than buttscooting jiujitsu in my opinion.

@@the1shrubbery as a wrestler myself,, when I'm watching Jiu jitsu, Id rather see elite jiu jitsu than low amateur level wrestling.

How? Mica held dominant positions. Of course he should win. But it would be cool if the rules forced them to do another round.

ye, how do you not see Mica winning this one? He took his back, mounted and had side control a couple of times. Taza pushed the pace in the standup but wasnt able to gain advanteous positions out of it

@@TopFearless Because Mica got most of his good positions opportunistically. Taza was the one actually trying to grapple.

Que bela suicidada kkk

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His wrestling was super nice. You can tell he’s been studying folk style

Canada is America

@@aplus1080 Isn't the term "All-American wrestler" applied only to someone who finishes in the top eight of their weight class at a national tournament in the USA?

Yeah, the US tend to just claim the entire continent group. Literally saying "all 'of' America", but only include themselves. About as legit as world champs that never face anyone outside their country.

I heard it as a question. And the other commentator said Taza isn't an All-American, as he was Canadian

were talking about flograppling here, theyre amateurs

Micas dad started him early 💉

Taza is the only one to give Mica a run for his money in recent matches

Are you blind? Taza got the guard passed, back taken, mounted… in the first 5 minutes. Didnt make no danger or even pressure on Mica

@@Victorvictorsouzasouza yes he did then mica stalled for the next 10 mniutes

I'm not sure about the scoring system of WNO, but MIca got the more dominant positions: 1) got the back, hooks in and, near the end, 2) a full mount. On the feet, Taza I found to be more aggressive as he kept attempting takedowns throughout the match, but he only took Mica down once. So in terms of effective aggressiveness, Taza also fell short.

No way bro

What

@@nabilben3959 loool wtf is he on about

No mica won because Oliver lost the first take down and was also never able to redeem himself in the long wrong, this isn't mma the judges are at the highest level of the sport so yea it can be hard to see such small details that makes someone the winner but imo they made the right decision

Yeah they are dead.

won what? only if it's your heart

Agreed, Taza was robbed.

If getting your guard passed, mounted and back taken scores points, then yeah.

@@caiofernando Nah, Mica avoided doing jiu jitsu at all costs. He only got the one good position because Oliver was trying to create something and made a mistake, and Mica still couldn't do anything with it.

@@CJ-hx9du first you learn jiu jitsu then tou watch.

no-gi - jiu sem kimono

Fala em português, krl

This video popped up on my recommended and I'm so confused on why no one has called out how this 17 year old looks juiced to the gills. Are steroids just allowed in BJJ?

I was just thinking that lmao. Starting to hear that early can’t be healthy

@@AbombOO7 the short answer is yes. now i think he looks like a 17 year old with good genes that trains all day, but most pros juice so nothing saying he hasnt started already.

@@HyperintelligentViralSpider lol I agree. I have a 13 year old GREY belt at my gym who isn’t even old enough to have his Blue belt, he’s 5’11 165 natural lol with abs. Kids these days are just built different

@@AbombOO7 Basically yeah

Did you watch the fight? Galvao definitely had the better positions and continuously attacked. Galvao had total back control and passed Tazas guard.

YOU HAVE MUCH TO LEARN ABOUT JIU-JITSU. GALVÃO FRUSTRETED ALL TAZA`S ATTACK.

@@buffalospringfield9140 now BJJ gives credit for frustrating your opponent?! Wow.

@@hopeigetthere I don`t know how to say that in englis so get download some net translation: Mica Galvão conseguiu bloquear todos os ataque feitos por Taza ou seja, defendeu todas as investidas dele e isso conta ponto. Taza não conseguiu botá-lo pra baixo e Mica de modo veloz quase lhe aplicou um belo triângulo.

@@hopeigetthere Taza attacked but he didnt get domanition positions, Galvão in the first 5min passed his guard, got the back and mounted, so he scored and won, being agressive without scoring means shit