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Finish

Gordon is Andre's daddy on so many levels

@@panosts6178 elaborate

@@SS3213gsdf need any more proof as of today?

I always win that shit, it doesn't matter how awkward it gets.

Mike Perry's a BUM we haven’t been in the same event yet 😂

Excuse me I'm the undefeated world champion of last clap game

@@frankthetank8216 you must have me mistaken

LOLOL

Terrible timing for the replay

You’re getting world champion replays for free. Be grateful

@@VladTheChad1 but they were all free to watch before flograppling came along an monetized BJJ matches 🤷‍♂️

@@tommcalpine6062flo is a huge part of the growth of bjj yall always complaining tho

@@HorribleMuttonChops slapped twice and 0 replies. What do you expect?

Looool

Goes to show how crazy the 2022 crowd became

Thats Andre Galvao

he was right though....

His jiu-jitsu knowledge didn't stopped him from getting slapped silly though.... twice!

@@kallepikku4991 he got slapped by the goat

6 time ADCC wold champ Prof. Andre Galvao BTW.

Why?

Because he stalling and never attacks especially in NOGI he is very flexible but without the lapel the only thing left is flexibility it is difficult to pass but on the other hand it does not offer any risk.

@@alexcardoso4487 True.

And ADCC 2024 will be hosted in Las Vegas again with the same organizer. Very nice.

2nd only to Louis XVI

Gordon doesn't do steroids, ignoramus. He's hardly even that muscular, and he easily outweighs Keenan - HE DOES LIFT THOUGH.

@@everydaywarriors gordon is roided out of his mind

@@everydaywarriors you are an idiot

To be fair Gordon took PEDs cause he felt most brazilians is on gear aswell.

WADA, please come here. Need to have a fair play for everyone)

Well, I prefer the second one. It shows how Gordon improved. As the commentator mentioned, he became a different animal.

Steroids will do that

Control and distance management.

@@westkjeremy77 thanks, I never would have guessed that🤙

Me and you!

And another

And me👀

how do u tear ur meniscus from this move

@@cattpro7 Yes

@@cattpro7 Yeah

@@cattpro7 Yes

@@cattpro7 yup

Guys.... huGe hoNor for mE as alWays

I don’t know either but I’m picking up that points don’t start until the 10 min mark

The first half of the match is no points in ADCC. -1 points to pull guard in the first half as well

Points (Positive Points): Each position must be established for 3 seconds or more being out of any danger of submission in order for points to be awarded. Passing the guard = 3 points Knee on stomach = 2 points Mount position = 2 points Back mount with hooks = 3 points Takedown (ends Guard or Half Guard) = 2 points Clean Takedown (ends passed the guard) = 4 points Sweeps (ends Guard or Half Guard) = 2 points Clean Sweep (ends passed the guard) = 4 points Sweep is considered when two fighters are facing each other, change the position from bottom to top and establish it for 3 sec. or more. Reversals are considered Sweeps as well. When changing multiple positions, points will be awarded only for the position that has been established for 3 seconds or more. Every sweep has to be done in one continuous motion in order to be awarded with points. Points for a sweep will be awarded only if the fighter initiates the sweep, not if he is being attacked by his opponent and he ends up on top. When passing the guard going straight to mount or knee on the stomach in less than 3 seconds points will be given only for passing the guard. Penalties (Negative Points): When a fighter voluntarily jumps in the guard or goes from standing position to a non-standing position by any means and remains down for 3 seconds or more, he will be punished by a minus point. When a fighter disengages from contact and starts backing up and avoids engaging again he will be punished by minus point. A passive fighter will be warned twice and then will be punished by minus point. The referee will warn the passive player by the words "WARNING PASSIVITY" - after the first minus given there are not going to be any more warnings and the minus points will be given right-away if the fighter continues to be passive. If a fighter is very passive during the first half of the regular fights when there are no minuses, the referees will still give him WARNING for passivity and will punish him with a negative point when the second half of the fight starts! If two fighters (team-mates) make a fixed fight, they will both be disqualified from the tournament.

wayne ukelele to use the proper name

This is called Hakona Matata

The greatest of jiu jitsu of all time*

@@James-cz9ze no way...

Bruno Grassi Who do you have beating prime Gordo?!?

@@James-cz9ze He lost to , Leandro lo , Felipe pena , Vinny and others... but a loss doesnt prove that you or your opponent is better , what makes you the greatest of all time is your jiu jitsu trajectory, im my opinion the position of greatest of all time is for Buchecha , maybe Roger Gracie, Gordon is a great fighter but he even compete with kimono , so how can he be the greatest jiu jitsu fighter of all time? Maybe he can be the greatest grappler in action now ( i dont think so)

They are the greatest Brazilian players too lol

Really? I saw this as pretty one sided.

ahh yes an expert

@@ryanhi6199 I could be wrong- (not an expert)-- but show it to a black belt at your school and see if they agree with my assessment.

@Matt DeMouy 11:38

So you’re making a text version of the last seconds of this video because….?

He’s not wrong. Even the announcers mentioned his lack of aggressiveness. Didn’t even look like he cared at times.

Does Gordon Ryan own a Gi?

GR is obviously better at no-Gi, KC is obviously freakish with a Gi on..... GR is how much heavier?

😂

It seems like only Gordon was using roids at that match, because he looked much stronger than Keenan. And it's not fair. I think at that high level competitions should be a doping control.

@@Rsaulen bro he is bigger of course he going to man handle him. Gordon doesn't take steroids he took a test to prove it and said on his IG he is willing to test before matches and tag the competitor for proof. Dahn just adjusted his work out and food intake. He literally is the best sub game ever he even went against people who are bigger than him. Everyone here is just salty

@@genises200 I'm glad if this is true:)

@@genises200 are you on crack? Gordon is definitely on the sauce. One test doesn't mean shit lmao

@@genises200 lance Armstrong fooled USADA for the better part of my entire life. Where there is a will there is a way. Half life/detection times can be pinned down to a science. And designer hormones are undetectable. Only way to be certain is multiple random test by 3rd party throughout the year....which will never happen.

I think you're right. Galvao is an old school teacher and Keenan had a hard time fitting in with his more open and experimental style. Incompatible.

Not really. Keenan has more no gi medals than gi. He is a 2x world champ at black no gi. Never won gold in the gi at black. Plus he has like 4 ADCC medals. Gordon wouldn't medal in the gi

Wtf are you taking about? In case you hadn't noticed, this was the finals of the greatest platform in the world for no gi grappling. You don't get there but being mediocre. Foolish comment. Smh.

@@Presence_o_Mind Where you got the idea that I'm calling Keenan mediocre? His game is mostly around the lapel game, so seeing him without a gi is off putting, as in, not the first thing you think of Keenan. Learn how to read and proper interpretation.

@@andyrrafaelthebeastemperor8709 Makes more sense. Fair enough. I stand corrected. Forgive the emotional outburst. /Bow

@@Presence_o_Mind No hard feelings, bro.

88kg final

They are Lol.

Or Keenan for that matter

@@dachfo123 Lol they wouldn't even get pass ADCC trials let alone make it to ADCC finals.

Uki waza. Note how before he attempted this technique, he tried a few sumi gaeshis (also using the guillotine) where he attempts to launch Keenan overhead in a linear direction. The sumi gaeshi has the downside that you land with your two bodies in a parallel position, where your hips are very far from your partner's hips. This allows your partner to (1) bring their knees into their chest and deny you hip-to-hip connection, with you'll need to finish your partner with a mounted guillotine, or even mount them to begin with, or (2) turn to their knees and start a scramble (we see the latter in this match). Contrast this with the final attempt at this sweep, where Gordon switches to an uki waza by using his left foot to block Keenan's leg as he sits to his left hip. Note that they now land with their bodies in a PERPENDICULAR position (rather than PARALLEL with the sumi gaeshi), where your hips are much closer to your partner's hips. This makes it much easier to chase your partner's hips and get that hip-to-hip connection. :)

@@kianbazarjani194 Many thanks. I actually already applied it in my own white belt way during rolling sessions. I dont recommend doing so however since I've thrown somebody into two other people rolling.

Take steroids?