Lol

😂😂😂

U wanna believe that don't you ?

@@anthonymckenzie5182 bruh it’s just a joke

@@anthonymckenzie5182 Can you share with the class what was your retard of the day reward?

Judoka

@@davecollins9075 Judo fighter

추성훈 한국사람

Apakah sarang sudah lahir?

arigatou, not aragatu :)

@@NateWithWhoyour spelling isn’t correct either

@@hmwellplayed How so?

@@hmwellplayed Ok I think I was using a Japanese pronunciation in a romanized form. Foreigner would pronounce 'Arigato' but in Japanese it's pronounced as 'Arigatou' since it's from ありがとう　the とう is tou :p

They did bring him over. But he didn't last too long. Was past his prime.

@@amsablan Yeah, I remember Vitor lit him up, still a legend though.

+Nice Guy He's actually Korean. (Note the Korean flag on his right sleeve). His real name is Choo Sunghoon.

That's real sad that Japanese are so racist they still see him as a Korean even though he is a 4th generation Japanese. That's just like Blacks and Mexicans here in the United States referring them to African or Mexican. If you think about it, Japan is comprised of many different countries and tribes put together by a conquerors before out time. People are people, leave the racial discrimination out. Akiyama has always represented Japan and he always will.

+Nice Guy It is sad, but then he considers himself Korean and he's really proud of it. He only became a Japanese national in 2001, for the sake of his career and his parents are still Korean nationals. And Sunghoon hasn’t always represented Japan. Until 2001, he represented Korea. He even won the gold medal at the 2001 Asian Championships for South Korea.

Nice Guy Obviously, I agree with you: . we must fight against discrimination, racism and xenophobia.

isn't he korean, not japanese?

lorenzo would have had him busted him for peds. thats what he did back in the day to people who where not his boys

수다맨듣고옴

대빡이도 전설입니다.

사람이 아니라 흡사 짐승같음 멜빈

싸움은지고 결과만 승리한 아키야마

@@wwlaappqpq683 결과에서 이기면 싸움에서 이긴 거임.

@@juliotancredi7468 니가멀안다고

@@wwlaappqpq683 심판의 개입이 없었으면 멜빈은 팔을 쓸수 없는 불구가 되었을텐데 어찌 싸움에서 이긴게 되는지..

Cierto ! 😆

그러네. 먼저 공격해서 뒤집은 거 같은데, 공격자가 뒤집혀서 누워 있네..

넘어가는디 공중에서 저걸 돌려버리네 진짜 존나멋있다

No grappling defense whatsoever? Man you seems to downgrade the skills level of Akiyama.

Judo and wrestling are similar but very different Not the same thing

필요 없는 농담. 탭쳤는지 추성훈은 알 수가 없었음.

That's Her Mom Tho...

Judo.

Luca Canfora Just saw how, he quickly slipped his leg between Melvins in mid air... dayum

+Spec0pleader If you see closely in 1:48 there is a quick move from Yoshi. when he was about to be slammed, the centre of gravity of manhoeff is on his left shoulder as his right legs is off the mat.Thus, his left leg doest have a lot of weight now. Then,as he is about to finish it, Yoshi centre of gravity is in his back so he is falling but he kicks that left leg of manhoeff very fast with his left leg, which ends up both being actually in air. But Yoshi is swinging his right leg already, which creates a circle path for yoshi whole body, and ends up top. That is what i saw anyway hehe

abcsinger123 Nice analysis

It was fuckin stupendous is what it was. Looked like he got it a last minute butterfly hook with one leg

Its JJ

Akiyama isolated his arm and locked his wrist of what is to be the beginning of a Kimura submission and the only way to defend the submission is to hold onto it so that he cannot extend it, but they were in a standing position therefore Manoeff had to take Akiyama off his feet so that he can have the dominant position back, but when they both fell, Akiyama twist his body to regain the dominant position by isolating Manoeff's head with his right leg, once Akiyama brought his left leg over and isolated the shoulder by locking both legs together, it is just a matter of time before Akiyama can break the hold with the power of his hips and waist and extend the arm for an arm bar submission. Excellent body positioning and isolation, most likely from his Karate, Judo and submission training from Greg Jackson.