Wrong. He would have got grabbed and the same thing would have happened. You're really underestimating this art. His transition from the mount to the back, to standing. to choking, to taking him down shows hes been putting in a good bit of work on the mats friend. It looks so smooth its hard to respect the practice it takes to get some of these transitions down but he would need more then an ounce of hands to defeat Jeremy, friend.
3 times hit the pavement...after the 3rd hit the pavement it's a wrap no need for kicking him up in the face when he's clearly 
You cant tell a shark to
when you jump in the ocean with a cut on your leg, friend. Its so demonic. 
If he knew how to properly use a jab the asian would be at his mercyWrong. He would have got grabbed and the same thing would have happened. You're really underestimating this art. His transition from the mount to the back, to standing. to choking, to taking him down shows hes been putting in a good bit of work on the mats friend. It looks so smooth its hard to respect the practice it takes to get some of these transitions down but he would need more then an ounce of hands to defeat Jeremy, friend.
Brazillian Jiujitsu!
Jabs arent a good takedown defense. They're actually a liability. But i get it. You're saying *if he was a trained fighter, he would have done a lot better against Brazillian Jiujitsu* He was just a street guy. Someone who stood no chance against BJJ, friend.
They. Only one of them even got to throw a punchWord. That first part of the fight where they swinging like girls
The light skinned guy got tagged twice and wanted to go for the clinch, not realizing, he just jumped out the window. They. Only one of them even got to throw a punch
Its so demonic, friend.
But one knew Brazillian Jiujitsu, and thats all it came down to in the end, friend.None of those guys could throw punches
But one knew Brazillian Jiujitsu, and thats all it came down to in the end, friend.
Thats not how boxing works. Especially when one knows BJJ.
