BJJ vs Wrestling - Coach Zahabi vs Wrestler

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  • Опубліковано 16 лис 2024

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  • @ericvutran4140
    @ericvutran4140 6 років тому +226

    You should just post daily 10 minute videos of you rolling. Even if you're too busy to add commentary... We'd all still appreciate it.

  • @MrDannynuno
    @MrDannynuno 6 років тому +134

    Zahabi you're so gentle yet so threatening

    • @ChaoticGamer5967
      @ChaoticGamer5967 5 років тому

      @@db5175 wtf did you say?

    • @mikebasketball11
      @mikebasketball11 4 роки тому +1

      @@db5175 Because he said Firas is gentle but threatening? Mate... If that's all it takes to make you think about homosexuality, you should check your own mind ;)

  • @donovanstrummer8880
    @donovanstrummer8880 6 років тому +36

    So this is how we (BJJ practitioners) have to deal with a wrestler!! Pretty interesting because those men have a very specific way to grapple. They Always put pressure on you and on your upper body when you have them on your guard. Their hips are made of iron and are so tremendously difficult to reverse! Thank you for this footage Firas! :)

  • @BJiuJitsuTV
    @BJiuJitsuTV 6 років тому +56

    That omaplata during that scramble at 8:15 caught me off guard even watching. 🔥🔥🔥

    • @somanoma6465
      @somanoma6465 6 років тому +3

      BJiuJitsuTV
      WHAT! I saw it a mile away... By the way what is an omoplata? Is that a soup brand?

    • @MetalGamer666
      @MetalGamer666 6 років тому

      Omoplata means shoulder blade, so take a guess ;)

  • @billymarshall8084
    @billymarshall8084 6 років тому +81

    Just want to say well done to the wrestler. For a guy who obviously hasn't done much bjj he did great and frias would tap most people many more times then that in 10 mins.

    • @TanyerLamb
      @TanyerLamb 6 років тому +15

      Johnny is a world-class greco wrestler and did fantastic. So proud of him for learning BJJ from firas. To explain what BJJ was, I just said it was all the moves his insane Lithuanian wrestling coach would pass off as non-dirty wrestling. Also, I had to save someone by informing him that slams are not legal.

    • @WolframtheBlessed3499
      @WolframtheBlessed3499 6 років тому +4

      Give that wrestler 6 months of submissions including lower half subs....you'll see different story.

    • @khonyeleaglefergumedov9175
      @khonyeleaglefergumedov9175 4 роки тому

      @@WolframtheBlessed3499 he aint submitting firas unless he trains for like 8-10 years

  • @TheTMS726
    @TheTMS726 6 років тому +78

    Sits in Mount, looks around, rolls a tennis ball away, pulls out his phone, answers a text message. So relaxed haha

  • @FNDG1
    @FNDG1 6 років тому +33

    Your cardio is what impresses me the most Mr Zahabi.

    • @Christian-Rankin
      @Christian-Rankin 6 років тому +8

      Efficiency is the lesser known but better looking big brother of stamina! Don't forget it!

  • @jordanturner7821
    @jordanturner7821 6 років тому +15

    That omoplata transition at 8:25~ was 100% certified Lit.

  • @pranakhan
    @pranakhan 6 років тому +3

    Rolling with a smile. I need a line of work that I can smile through, just that alone is a great inspiration. Thank you for your videos.

  • @Christian-Rankin
    @Christian-Rankin 6 років тому +20

    Firas, if it pleases you, I think we would all like to hear more discussion fundamental concepts such as balance, stance, weight transfer, etc. Whether approached from a strategic and tactical view or more philosophical in nature I would love to see what gems you can show us! I have been thinking so much lately about how balance is literally the foundation of all techniques!

  • @captainmexicoXD
    @captainmexicoXD 6 років тому +10

    Awesome vid! Really shows you the importance of bjj!

  • @thefullmonte1902
    @thefullmonte1902 6 років тому +14

    That was pretty impressive cardio against a much younger guy!
    And it was great to see a bit action. There is nothing as walking the talk. Would it be possible for you to film, so that we can see you teaching a BJJ class in your gym, coach?

    • @CoachZahabi
      @CoachZahabi  6 років тому +2

      Vojkan Trifunovic that’s a good idea

  • @lucasluche598
    @lucasluche598 6 років тому +9

    Great scrambles !! Sharp as hell

  • @iFlowWithTheGo
    @iFlowWithTheGo 6 років тому +8

    Sun Tzu - Avoid what is strong, attack what is weak.

  • @jakerynne
    @jakerynne 6 років тому +3

    You're back coach! You haven't been posting much BJJ recently and I've been getting desperate

  • @gallolocoparisien
    @gallolocoparisien 4 роки тому

    3:59 Most non BJJ people would not understand how this position is dangerous (for Firas). The wrestler almost has his back, not a good position to give and quite difficult for any BJJ player to get away from. Yet, Firas gets away without any strength or resistance. Just pure timing and technique. Incredible content as usual, OSS!

  • @chadelliottfahlman
    @chadelliottfahlman 6 років тому +2

    Great video. BJJ doesn't automatically make you a better wrestler than focused competitors. The reality is that Firas' opponent is young and strong.
    I'm a blue belt but the wrestler would make me work. Am implementing Firas' get-up to leg lock after watching this.

  • @jjgoldstein7
    @jjgoldstein7 6 років тому

    Note Zahabi's use of frames! On top, on bottom, standing! So precise. Never letting the wrestler get comfortable trying to control him, the kid NEVER got near Zahabi's hips. True Black Belt technique is attention to the minute details that create stability in a position before it is ever lost! Bravo!

  • @AbuDujanahImraan
    @AbuDujanahImraan 6 років тому

    This was amazing. More of this please!

  • @ZlGZ4G
    @ZlGZ4G 6 років тому +1

    That sweep at 9:32 was so slick. I'll need to try that grip/underhook setup

  • @gjVAallday
    @gjVAallday 6 років тому

    I really liked the first exchange at about 0:14 where you bumped him off his base and used your right hand to support your right knee as you rolled. I never thought to do that to add something extra to the momentum. Thanks Sir!

    • @CoachZahabi
      @CoachZahabi  6 років тому +1

      joliggity17 good eyes my friend !

  • @frothymilksmiles
    @frothymilksmiles 6 років тому

    So much respect to watch the respect and controlled technique being displayed.

  • @pmartialartsx
    @pmartialartsx 6 років тому +2

    Dam, I’ve been teaching part time for over a decade and this coach still makes me look and feel like a pussy. He motivated me to train even harder though because he is the reason I spar even the biggest dam students in front of everybody. Got to get him to SEATTLE for a seminar. Seems like a great guy too. Keep up the great work coach 👍👍

  • @Just1nS
    @Just1nS 6 років тому +7

    Having a wrestler vs a jiujitsu practitioner in a jiujitsu match is like conor mcgregor vs floyd maywether in a boxing match or mma match.

    • @AlejandroCab98
      @AlejandroCab98 6 років тому +1

      Justin S i mean kind of, but he still didn’t use many wrestling concepts that transition over

    • @victordunca5299
      @victordunca5299 5 років тому

      I don't know you could use most wrestling moves in bjj and this was bjj training not a mach

    • @DriveCarToBar
      @DriveCarToBar 4 роки тому

      If that was a real match, that's the slowest wrestler I've ever seen.
      Pretty clear that they're not going anywhere near full out and the wrestler isn't keeping pressure on like he normally would.

  • @derekyorke3545
    @derekyorke3545 6 років тому

    That promo at the end was impressive. On the website right now.

  • @thespecimen5625
    @thespecimen5625 6 років тому +16

    Coach.. Could you talk us through your method in this amazing roll.? Thanks for posting

  • @p00tis
    @p00tis 6 років тому +21

    Leg lock first sub? Cheeky.

  • @kabutoyakushi6618
    @kabutoyakushi6618 6 років тому +5

    Coach you are the absolute best!!!!!!!!!

  • @chemclimber
    @chemclimber 6 років тому +1

    Some buttery smooth footage!

  • @niknak3136
    @niknak3136 6 років тому +1

    Would love to see you come back to this video with a breakdown

  • @gsnow100
    @gsnow100 6 років тому +2

    He's training a young wrestler that wants to learn no gi and doing a great job, gentle, positional and methodic to show the kid where his wrestling will breakdown in a no gi match.

  • @debangsubanerjee2155
    @debangsubanerjee2155 6 років тому

    Fantastic and so inspiring.. Thank you Coach Zahabi..

  • @supaflylob
    @supaflylob 6 років тому

    The fkin sweeps man...THE SWEEPS!
    Glorious

  • @DanCastelli78
    @DanCastelli78 6 років тому +4

    I want to see you compete in Jiu-Jitsu you’re amazing.

  • @Kubaaa555
    @Kubaaa555 6 років тому +19

    Do BJJ vs Catch Wrestling

    • @db5175
      @db5175 5 років тому

      He afraid

    • @rhythmocean6771
      @rhythmocean6771 4 роки тому

      Sadly, Catch Wrestling is very underrated. People don’t know what happened after the Gracies lost to the catch wrestler, Dos Santos, the Gracie brothers assaulted him 3 o n1 with metal tools causing him career-ending injuries.

  • @sehken
    @sehken 6 років тому +1

    With ir with out brakedown thank you for this kind of video, of course if you ever have time a brakedown would be great!

  • @truecrimeradio1488
    @truecrimeradio1488 6 років тому

    It's inspiring to see such an intelligent coach also be so skilled.

  • @DanT288
    @DanT288 6 років тому +2

    Love your style man

  • @randybrewer6861
    @randybrewer6861 6 років тому

    Some people just don’t get it. Master class by professor Firas Zahabi.

  • @ankryth
    @ankryth 6 років тому +1

    Beautiful roll Firas! That omoplata transition at 8:15 is gorgeous

  • @emeliedenmodige2470
    @emeliedenmodige2470 6 років тому +2

    like the kneebar roll to heelhook.

  • @ffnovice7
    @ffnovice7 6 років тому

    9:28 i don't even know what to call that amazing sweep. It started with a sacrificial knee pick/half guard pull, and finished with double butterflies and a power half nelson from the front.

  • @shrimuyopa8117
    @shrimuyopa8117 6 років тому

    In that first round it looked like the wrestler was going to get some single leg takedowns when he grabbed your leg. But then you inverted and leg locked him.
    Really fun video to watch.

    • @DriveCarToBar
      @DriveCarToBar 4 роки тому

      I was really surprised he didn't try some different takedowns. I caught myself a couple times telling the wrestler to go for the ankle pick, it's right there!!!
      Then remembered, oh yeah, it's a BJJ black belt. Maybe rethink that pick lol.

  • @kenjohn12
    @kenjohn12 6 років тому +1

    Beautiful . Just Beautiful

  • @kevivarma2759
    @kevivarma2759 6 років тому +4

    Damn Firas you are scrappy as hell!

  • @tomjensenlyrics
    @tomjensenlyrics 6 років тому

    that's a very good Woodley Till impersonation

  • @punitkhanolkar5637
    @punitkhanolkar5637 6 років тому +1

    Firas is as slick as they come. Wish you had competed in the ufc.

  • @mmaman6931
    @mmaman6931 6 років тому

    Nice. You should post more and call them "No commentary role #1, #2, ..."

  • @OsmosisG
    @OsmosisG 6 років тому +13

    When we observe patterns and regularities in Nature....

    • @americanmambi
      @americanmambi 6 років тому +1

      He just kept trying to take his back and he kept rolling it into an ankle lock. He did it beautifully x3 in 2:30min

    • @TheDannyddd
      @TheDannyddd 6 років тому

      D27Rugen i noticed that to. even still most ppl would have not lasted as long as this wrestler

  • @MexicanMartialArts
    @MexicanMartialArts 6 років тому +36

    I kept hoping someone would throw a punch.

    • @CEO.OF.EPO.
      @CEO.OF.EPO. 6 років тому +2

      Marilena said Hi😉
      Love the videos dog 👌🏽

    • @somanoma6465
      @somanoma6465 6 років тому

      You would be surprised by how many douches would actually do that when they get frustrated

    • @TheSubieFan
      @TheSubieFan 5 років тому

      Voto you legend go tend to your girl I heard she's pregnant again.

  • @Joelalfred
    @Joelalfred 6 років тому

    Firas, what gear do you use when you grapple? Groin guard, Mouth guard? I always use a mouth guard and I have used a groin guard for a long time but lately the groin guard has been bugging me while rolling. What do you recommend?

  • @pedrobrocato1982
    @pedrobrocato1982 6 років тому

    What is it called when you go from a wisor on your knees into a roll that ends in what looks like a heel hook or toe hold, I’m sure that’s probably a dumb question to some people but that’s a common position for me especially when I’m rolling with bigger guys, I think that roll could really help my game a lot.

  • @TheSingleGuy
    @TheSingleGuy 6 років тому

    Rory Macdonald stretching in the background

  • @fawzyremali4158
    @fawzyremali4158 2 місяці тому

    Is it Mousassi in the back stretching ? Aha
    Amazing leglock entrance flow coach.

  • @ChamorruWarrior
    @ChamorruWarrior 6 років тому +1

    9:37 "weeeeee... fuck..."

  • @andrews9719
    @andrews9719 6 років тому

    is this a response video to all the catch wrestling vs bjj videos on the internet? makes things look more even.

  • @marcokazama3558
    @marcokazama3558 6 років тому +1

    Excellent niveau firas wow

  • @adisucipto5386
    @adisucipto5386 6 років тому

    Amazing movement!! Such grace...please do some movement with GSP😂

  • @BJiuJitsuTV
    @BJiuJitsuTV 6 років тому

    Does anybody know what belt he is?... just curious. He's obviously been wrestling for some time. What about his BJJ experience?

  • @tigville
    @tigville 6 років тому

    Great stuff 🙂

  • @timm285
    @timm285 6 років тому +6

    The funny thing about this video is watching all he dudes in the background sitting around. The guy with his shirt off looks like a professional hamstring stretcher. Why is everyone so lax?

    • @TanyerLamb
      @TanyerLamb 6 років тому +3

      Mirsad Bectic is a professional stretcher. We see murder on the daily, this is par for the course.

    • @CoachZahabi
      @CoachZahabi  6 років тому +5

      I know KF this was late into practice.

    • @frozencloudzzful
      @frozencloudzzful 6 років тому +2

      Only the #9 ranked fw in the world

    • @TanyerLamb
      @TanyerLamb 6 років тому +2

      @@frozencloudzzful #1 hamstring stretcher in the world

  • @oraclebjj
    @oraclebjj 6 років тому

    Fun watching. Flow flow flow

  • @leglocksdontwork4243
    @leglocksdontwork4243 6 років тому

    Damm that omoplata was Great 👍

  • @pugnatumterram7452
    @pugnatumterram7452 6 років тому

    (Gets heel hooked Round 1 2-3 times.)
    “Damn wrestling shoes keep getting me heel hooked”
    Takes off wrestling show for round 2 (gets heel hooked)

  • @nickllorin1234
    @nickllorin1234 6 років тому

    having a insane guard as a small guy is so important

  • @jonathanreidproject8776
    @jonathanreidproject8776 6 років тому

    9:38 The face you make when u kno u have fucked up. Something something..levels..

  • @donovanhowell9831
    @donovanhowell9831 6 років тому

    It would be an honor to be tapped out by Firas 🙏

  • @chuckmura573
    @chuckmura573 6 років тому +1

    Just goes to show in this day and age how important leg lock defense or even awareness is every time a leg lock was throwing on this guy he just laid there and let it happen didnt do anything to prevent it. By the look on his face he just gave up and let it happen.

    • @TanyerLamb
      @TanyerLamb 6 років тому

      He is extremely new to leg locks, and is smart enough to not fight out of it thankfully, as he's grappling for Canada in high level competitions. Best to err on the side of caution (esp as someone who's recovering from ACL surgery rn)

  • @kamen25
    @kamen25 6 років тому +1

    i definitely see the danaher influence

  • @Infinilectics
    @Infinilectics 6 років тому +1

    Smooth omaplata Firas!

  • @CrazeeFy
    @CrazeeFy 6 років тому

    Man I'd love to train at that gym!

  • @ahmadalhamar7226
    @ahmadalhamar7226 6 років тому

    Fires when will you release a tutorial video I. Jiujiclub ??

  • @Chinekeh
    @Chinekeh 6 років тому

    Man wearing shoes. Good luck getting out of leg locks. I didn't notice arm drags were getting nullified. From bottom it is either sweep or leg submission. Any breakdowns?

    • @rocklee5231
      @rocklee5231 6 років тому

      I think he just decided that's what he wanted to work on that day

    • @Chinekeh
      @Chinekeh 6 років тому

      @@rocklee5231 you think? You dont think it was more what was given to him? Or it was his only goal going into the roll?

  • @kurtkrienke2956
    @kurtkrienke2956 6 років тому +2

    Nice roll, though your partner obviously didn't have a well-developed understanding of Jiu Jitsu. That was probably the point of the video, though. A narration like you used to do would have been great in this.

    • @SwordTune
      @SwordTune 5 років тому

      Well, his partner is a wrestler, so yeah.

    • @DriveCarToBar
      @DriveCarToBar 4 роки тому

      and the wrestler wasn't pushing it very hard. They were not going full speed and the wrestler was not keeping pressure on Firas like he would have in an actual wrestling match.

  • @josh1212121
    @josh1212121 6 років тому +2

    you could've at least put the guy's name on the title. or the description.

  • @bodhitree33
    @bodhitree33 5 років тому

    Casual four square game when mounting a wrestler. Here have your ball back.

  • @mannasteve
    @mannasteve 6 років тому

    For round 2 wrestler takes off shoes aka heel hook assists

  • @napukapu
    @napukapu 6 років тому

    9:35 Has this sweep been taught in one of your videos?

  • @patrullero35
    @patrullero35 6 років тому

    Are there any breakdowns of the armbar at 3:30?

  • @JCBPARISPARIS
    @JCBPARISPARIS 6 років тому

    Very nice. Seem some hard moment for you sometimes ;-) this guy seems around 10kg more than you (?). Btw what is his name ?

  • @sungminleekim3916
    @sungminleekim3916 6 років тому

    Wrestling shoes came off real quick

  • @fwfeo
    @fwfeo 6 років тому

    Wrestling is a martial art that is limited so you don't hurt the other wrestler and the objective is to put you opponent's back to the mat. While it's techniques are beneficial in grappling and getting your opponent to the ground, it is not geared to making someone surrender from pain or pass out from being choked! That's where Jujitsu comes to play!

  • @WoodApe100
    @WoodApe100 6 років тому

    Young fit wrestler but Firas and BJJ way more technically advanced in key areas. Firas wasted much less energy than the wrestler dud. Wrestlers don't seem to understand guard passing and when Firas fully mounted the wrestler the wrestler bear hugging Firas from the bottom was a waste of energy that Firas calmly framed the head and neck down to the floor and then took the arm. Leg locks, joint locks, guard game (passing and applying are not things wrestlers seem to have much knowledge in. The strength of the wrestler is in stand up takedowns and takedown D...but once they hit the floor the wrestler understands how to grind and pin. The best part about BJJ is that it doesn't necessarily require great athletic skill and fitness to pull it off...it requires strong BJJ technique and experience...that's it.

  • @juansequitur
    @juansequitur 6 років тому +1

    tennis ball! 00:58, 3:00

  • @kellyokamoto1604
    @kellyokamoto1604 6 років тому

    I don't quite understand the wrestler's objective during the roll. Was he just supposed to exhibit wrestler-type behavior? Is he just trying to control Firas as wrestlers tend to do? I didn't see him attempt any subs-is this by design or is he just learning BJJ at this point? Just curious.

  • @Brandon-ob9rg
    @Brandon-ob9rg 6 років тому

    I know those shoes are probably clean, but my OCD is screaming right now.

    • @DriveCarToBar
      @DriveCarToBar 4 роки тому

      They're just as clean as your feet. At least when I was wrestling, your shoes never touched anything but the mat. You didn't wear them out anywhere else. Get changed, get in the wrestling room on the mat and put your shoes on there. When you're done, take them off and drop them back in your bag.

  • @SzuesS
    @SzuesS 6 років тому

    where are the AMAs 😪

  • @XxGreatestyouknoWxX
    @XxGreatestyouknoWxX 6 років тому

    This was devastating.

  • @emeliedenmodige2470
    @emeliedenmodige2470 6 років тому

    that is it yo.

  • @noeno17
    @noeno17 6 років тому

    Now what happens when you do wrestling against a wrestler?

  • @zepolcin2412
    @zepolcin2412 6 років тому

    Lol so the wrestler is like yea I'll just walk into closed guard tho?

  • @CNCTEMATIC
    @CNCTEMATIC 6 років тому

    Coach your leg locks are a bit OP

  • @Masteryoda1976
    @Masteryoda1976 5 років тому

    You can’t really compare wrestling and judo because in wrestling the match ends once your on ya back but judo goes until someone gives in. But ultimately, speaking as a American wrestler, I’m pretty sure a wrestler could put a decent fight up against a judo fighter in a judo match but I can’t say we would win haha

  • @harryhardwick3267
    @harryhardwick3267 6 років тому

    Anyone else get stressed out by the amount of exposed concrete right next to people wrestling and scrambling?

  • @keithharmon7824
    @keithharmon7824 6 років тому

    Daniel Cormier should be awarded another belt. "Hypocrite Champion of UFC". One of the most vocal voices in the UFC about steroids and denies a rematch to a true Champion Stipe Miocic, and then wants to fight a "steroid junkie". Exposed Fraud! The respect I was learning to give Daniel has just been hit with a tidal wave of "hypocrisy". Comes down on Jones about steroids to fight a life long steroid addict. No wonder he is retiring, wants no part of getting beat a third time. Three strikes and your legacy is out. Fans demand a rematch with the real champ Miocic or Jones and let him fight Brock at a WWE event after he retires like Rhonda did. No wonder Jones scoffs at Cormier for being shallow. So glad to hear that Luke Rockhold is training Kabib with Cormier. Luke knocked out twice, Cormier beat twice by Jones, so Khbib loss would allow him to join their elite club of UNSTOPPABLES being stopped.
    One thing people don't even consider about Conor and Daniels's stablemate Khbib. It is not just his left. It is in his eyes. Their scary, menacing, not natural. Something happens that clicks on when he enters the ring. He has that Charles Manson look. He fears no one. No one has that look in the UFC, that mind is the greatest weapon he has, not his left. The very first time I saw him I noticed that crazed look as hard as flint. He himself believes his mind can penetrate the weapons of any of his opponents regardless of who his opponent is. If this was not true he would not jump into the maulers cage after a long lay off. He is a David that loves to fight the Goliath's. He sees the win before it happens. Will his mind prevail over Khabib physical strength and size? For me I will be watching his mind, not his left. The left is just the tool to do what the mind has already planned. I'm not drinking the Conor kool-Aid, but I have watched everyone count him out to soon. Conor does not even know the word intimidation is in the dictionary. Imitation is the highest form of flattery. Khabib is just imitating Conor, the only difference is Conor's is not a act. It is who he is like Ali. Win or lose, Conor and Ali are still the greatest who took their loses like a true champion would. Not like Rhonda or Cody. Nor like Mighty Mouse who would not fight TJ, yet Henry jumped at the first chance. I hope that Henry gets the million dollar payday and and the cheese, and the mouse gets the 350,000. Then he blamed Dana White for low pay.
    Worlds Strongest man who never took Steroids, TRT or HGH at 68, now 72 with a "will" that understands Conor's "will". When he "set his face like flint" it is very chilling. It is no hyped up act, that everyone is trying to copy, even Khabib. I respect the fact that Khabib is wrestling with two big bears like Cormier and Cain, but that makes Conor the hunter looking to bag the trophy with a marksmen's eye. I used to belong to Safari Club International and the first lesson you learn in bringing down a bear, lion, tiger is you can't miss when being charged. If you do it is fatal. Its frightening being in the cross-hairs of hit-man. Truly a Ali Vs. Frazier high level war I saw. Khabib you better make weight. And its Dana's job to see to it that he is on point the whole step of the way knowing his history. The bottom line for some athletes it is the "mind" not the physical attributes. To understand this "mentality" watch Alex Honnold climb the North Face with no ropes.
    Or Nick Wallenda walk the high wire over Chicago blinded folded. These are "Mind Athletes" like Conor that transcends the physical which people mock when they fail. Why? Job 5:12 Those who are at "ease" have contempt for misfortune
    as the fate of those whose feet are slipping. How do you expect a fan to understand this "mind set" when they are sitting at "ease" who come to watch them fail, rather then succeed. It would be like asking a fan after Wallenda walked across the wire with a wheel barrow, then on the way back ask a fan at "ease" if he would get in to go back. Yet he would be the first to say he got what he deserved.
    video.nationalgeographic.com/video/ng-adventure/adv-beyond-the-edge-honnold
    abc7chicago.com/news/nik-wallenda-successfully-completes-chicago-high-wire-stunt/377097/
    ua-cam.com/video/qdcOfGrepOc/v-deo.html
    Khabib father's prediction. What he says in true however he over looked one big weapon.
    www.mmafighting.com/2018/8/13/17681708/khabib-nurmagomedovs-father-no-one-can-help-conor-mcgregor-improve-his-wrestling-in-time-for-ufc-229

  • @icedgodz428
    @icedgodz428 6 років тому

    if this is a rolling session, no matter what bjj will win. A fight where a wrestler can use punches= R.I.P to your bjj

  • @timtaylor9590
    @timtaylor9590 6 років тому

    yo those shoes make it too easy to heel hook ha

  • @간지킹-t8u
    @간지킹-t8u 6 років тому

    3:33 that spank

  • @sisbroshou3786
    @sisbroshou3786 6 років тому

    woooowwww,,,,,,impressive

  • @subzero6190
    @subzero6190 5 років тому

    Now do a wrestling round