Breh says that UFC proves Wrestling to be the dominant fighting style. Not Brazilian Jiu Jitsu
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He's right. I've done well grappling BJJ practitioners because I learned wrestling. Now these weren't high levels BJJ fighters but still.
Bumblebreh
Collecting honey and money
Only way I see this if the wrestler gets caught or is inexperienced
Exactly
Scottie Drippin
Should Never Mention Me
MMA has basically proven that a combination of "high" level Boxing and/or Wrestling is enough to trade at the very top of the sport.
BJJ isn't a martial art that specializes in dominating position, almost the exact opposite, so unless you're finishing people all the time you're not scoring enough points to win a decision.
BJJ isn't a martial art that specializes in dominating position, almost the exact opposite, so unless you're finishing people all the time you're not scoring enough points to win a decision.
In sports perhaps.
Plenty of video evidence shows that in real life, people aren't going to wait for you to submit their friends one by one. wrestlers get stomped out in real fights.
Boxes and kickboxers are the most practical when dealing with potentially multiple opponents in real life, You need to drop one quick so you can retreat or defend yourself against the others.
Plus they are more entertaining to watch as a sport.
Plenty of video evidence shows that in real life, people aren't going to wait for you to submit their friends one by one. wrestlers get stomped out in real fights.
Boxes and kickboxers are the most practical when dealing with potentially multiple opponents in real life, You need to drop one quick so you can retreat or defend yourself against the others.
Plus they are more entertaining to watch as a sport.
Disagree.
Kyle C. Barker
Migos VERZUZ Mahalia Jackson
Pretty much this. The UFC point scoring rules cater to wrestlers.
The ground game would look a lot different if things like this were legal in the UFC
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Kenny West
Veteran
I agree. This shyt clicked when I was doing BJJ in college.
Grappler vs grappler, wrestlers focus on maintaining the better position which matters a lot more if it's not a 100% grappling only match where punches can be thrown. BJJ guys get too comfortable with the idea of fighting off their back because in the dojo nobody is going to rain down hammerfists on you.
Grappler vs grappler, wrestlers focus on maintaining the better position which matters a lot more if it's not a 100% grappling only match where punches can be thrown. BJJ guys get too comfortable with the idea of fighting off their back because in the dojo nobody is going to rain down hammerfists on you.
this is not the current bJJ meta at all
