Well done!

His knee looks blown out, he just wouldnt tap

Man that ego will get a man in trouble

That's why you gotta tap early. When you're fucked, and you know it, take the L. It's okay.

plenty of time

I dont like that kind of sports, for the sake of money they do like this. 😢😢😢

I dont like that kind of games, for the sake of money they do like this. 😢😢😢

This is why you go " tap tap tap! "

That dude did not give him a chance to tap, he went straight for the break.

Your health/wellbeing > Your pride

Dude no reason not to tap. Idiot

And bro just goes “😐” damn.

Holy shit, i hope dude is healed and rehabbed well! Was it a forearm break from a kimura/double wrist lock? I'm not super bjj smart so I don't know exactly what the submission was, that's just my uneducated guess from what I could see. Was surgery required to reset the bone? Fuck, that's gnarly.

The roar of the crowd.

Personally, I feel like both people are at fault. The guy applying the submission should not mercilessly apply the lock when he knows that he's close to limit of the joint. And the guy being submitted have should been way more proactive at tapping. With that said, it's entirely possible to apply a submission to someone and break their shit before they have time to react. Jiu jitsu is about control. This was a lack of control on behalf of the submitter and a lack of awareness on behalf of the submittee.

Nah cuz he tried to break that arm off. Dam

He had plenty of time to tap

Im 26 and work lol this is why im afraid of competing im a whitebelt but yeah shiit

Good job really nice video you deserve more views

That's how we train we go out before we tap out 😅

Time off the mats for 6-8 months is not worth it. Just tap bro. It’s one loss

Tap Or Snap

Why dont people just tap before it breaks? Is a $5 piece of metal worth it?

The snap sounds like it came after the tap.

Just some ligaments.. not big deal.. xD

Damnnn thats a nast breakkk

I love how the dude with the tats is like.. "I'm just gonna run away now"😅

He actually ended his career..

i feel like some people have this thought in their head like “oh he WONT REALLY snap my arm”… and this is the result

Did he pick up his cheap plastic trophy at the end?

Hopefully a humerus fracture and not a shoulder dislocation with soft tissue damage.

I don't understand, did he not feel it was that painful at that point or did it happen too fast to tap? Honest question, I'm a wrestler with no experience for this

Rolled with guys like this. I have cranked Kimuras to their max and dudes refuse to tap. Don’t let pride blow out your shoulder.

People you need to tap before you have a serious injury. Tapping out does not make you a bad fighter. Always take care of yourself. 🤙🏻 osss

THIS A FRIENDLY REMINDER TO GRAB YOUR ANKLE INSTEAD OF YOUR FOOT ON TRIANGLES UNLESS THIS LOOKS LIKE FUN ON UR ANKLE

Oof I never feel discomfort when this move is done on me. My teacher had to pull me aside when I first started explaining exactly why it was dangerous. I now tap early and often Edit: grammar

The refs really gotta stop matches when they get this close dude wtf

Just have a cigarette, you'll be fine.

And for a tournament he'll most likely not get paid for, definitely not worth it.

Ouch!!!!

Unless your Tony Ferguson

I was standing next to the camera man. It was pretty nasty. Things got very heated after this too.

If you’re limb is caught, tap.

Eek

Y’all gotta be at work by Monday come on guys

It snapped right when he tapped. oofta. Verbal taps are where they are at at comp.

Nothing steroids can’t fix

C4ak😂 holy shit nope

Dummy…that was textbook, arm placement, and leg placement! Jeezus Christ, now you’re out for an extended period of time because of pride! 🤦🏾‍♂️

I was like “wait why does this look familiar” then the snap made me remember