@@momoco111 thanks for saying you don't know about grappling without saying you don't know about grappling 😂. There are no leg grabs in Greco Roman so that factually makes the wrestler a freestyle wrestler. I wasn't comparing them just stating facts. Next time either know your stuff or do your research before making accusations. Nice try though.
@@saito-house1999 I know ORIGINAL RULES judokas are allowed to grab legs. I know some dojos still train legs grabs. But In Greco-Roman Wrestling, it is strictly forbidden to grasp the opponent below the belt line. And that is straight copied from the first thing Google said not to mention my whole family were wrestlers, I know what I'm talking about, you don't and you're wrong. Also put your ego aside. So disrespectful and not a good reflection of a athlete or martial artist.
Interesting video with respect but Greco Roman wrestling create very strong fighters very hard to move. Plus foot work on top of that but respect to both nice video and congratulations for the wrestler
The coach of the judo team believed that in order to win matches, we should also improve our newaza skills, so he participated in our practice. They are also willing to learn skills from different styles of martial arts.
Meanwhile, the Aikido cosplayers in the background are discussing how many wrists they would have broken by now if they were rolling against either the Wrestler or the Judoka. 😂
@@BilalMarcus The purpose of martial arts is to reach a state of mindlessness. No fear, no anger, no tension, no arrogance, no agitation. The mind should be like a calm lake. Martial artists seem to think so.
@@BilalMarcus When the word "Budo" is used in Japan for martial arts, it means that it includes an element of mental training. The goal is not how to win a fight, but to achieve a "state of mindlessness"
Cool match and subbed but you should change the title to Judo vs wrestling because Greco has very specific rules. Did you feel at a disadvantage with the gi on? Im surprised the other guy didn't try to use it more
Thank you for watching. They are sparring to compete with each other's physical and skills gained in different martial arts, so it is their own pride of samurai that they do not use dogi to launch attacks that will disadvantage one side.
If you use martial arts to defend yourself, you risk injuring the other person and becoming the assailant instead. If you are physically strong enough to practice martial arts, I think it would be wise to run away from the scene.
I think the greatness of Greco-Roman wrestling and judo is well known. Those who are actually competing are trying to see how best they can with their own style under different rules than usual. That's what this sparring is about.
Judo vs greco roman? What are the rules? How comes a greco roman wrestler knows the guard, choke, triangle / sangaku eri jime? Whats next? Basketballer vs footballer under badminton rules?
@saito-house1999 I'm not talking about the skills of these two. They are obviously skilled. I'm talking about the eternal question which grappling art is better. Grappling arts are combat sports with weight classes and rules. A top freestyle wrestler will always defeat a top judoka under wrestling rules, and the judoka will always defeat the wrestler under judo rules. I'm a professional judo coach by the way, brown belt in bjj and I competed also freestyle wrestling lol I love all grappling arts.
@@emanuelevalenza9334 yea but not wearing a gi is an obvious advantage. If a bare knuckle boxer goes against a regular gloved boxer the bare knuckle boxer also has an unfair advantage. Besides, most people wear some form of clothes in a real life self-defence situation, although this also depends on the weather/climate.
@@emanuelevalenza9334 having done judo for >25 years I can think of only a few ground techniques where you use your own gi against the opponent (e.g. sode guruma jime), whereas they don't seem to do ne waza or chokeholds in this video. The advantage is primarily for the opponent.
Normally, this jiu-jitsu practitioner is physically strong and skilled in judo, so he is rarely attacked on the ground. This time, the wrestler's technique was so good that he was at a disadvantage.
Judokas who enter sparring knowing they are at a disadvantage, and wrestlers who do not attack by grabbing the gi, fight with the pride of samurai. This may be difficult for rational-thinking foreigners to understand.
well... not greco since both are going for legs. wrestler was stalling for 90% of the video, then went for a single leg that went nowhere. waste of time
The judoka is the third dan of judo, and the wrestler is the 2nd place in the university championship in Greco and the 3rd place in Japan in freestyle. Regardless of the result, he is a Japanese judoka with a wonderful personality, heart and skills.
That sweeper is the star man, sweeping dust right into their faces.
Both amazing styles 💪🏻👍
Greetings from Italy ✋
ありがとうございます😊
prego! XD @@saito-house1999
Was wondering the same thing! Why is she sweeping toward the center of the mat?!
@@TravisSmithlawyer That's because it collects dust in the middle.
1:28 nice move
@seymourscagnetti1413 beat a high level of anything is hard bro ; but in street fight everything is possiple.
Love japan so respectful even when grappling!
Amazingly skilled. Very cool
Wrestler grabs the leg. That makes it freestyle wrestling NOT Greco Roman.
You should compare their takedown skills in grappling.
@@momoco111 thanks for saying you don't know about grappling without saying you don't know about grappling 😂. There are no leg grabs in Greco Roman so that factually makes the wrestler a freestyle wrestler. I wasn't comparing them just stating facts. Next time either know your stuff or do your research before making accusations. Nice try though.
@@jaredhonegger9918
I doubt your point 😂
This is grappling 😂
This is not Greco-Roman style wrestling.
Just because you're a Greco wrestler doesn't mean you can't touch your feet while Grappling. The same goes for judoka.
@@saito-house1999 I know ORIGINAL RULES judokas are allowed to grab legs. I know some dojos still train legs grabs. But In Greco-Roman Wrestling, it is strictly forbidden to grasp the opponent below the belt line. And that is straight copied from the first thing Google said not to mention my whole family were wrestlers, I know what I'm talking about, you don't and you're wrong. Also put your ego aside. So disrespectful and not a good reflection of a athlete or martial artist.
Brazilian tap 2:29 😅
Interesting video with respect but Greco Roman wrestling create very strong fighters very hard to move.
Plus foot work on top of that but respect to both nice video and congratulations for the wrestler
Thank you for watching！
judoka had a disadvantage wearing a gi. there were subtle gi grabs by the wrestler
Not really the other guy wasn't really pulling on it
No, judoka is used to be grabbed by the gi; for him it isn't a new thing.
The kimono also gets grab by other jujitsu players
Nice match. But why were they sweeping into their ring? haha
The coach of the judo team believed that in order to win matches, we should also improve our newaza skills, so he participated in our practice. They are also willing to learn skills from different styles of martial arts.
sweeping the knowledge in wards
@@rbg01 病棟？
look at their movements right after 0:39. are they the same person
Nice 👌
Meanwhile, the Aikido cosplayers in the background are discussing how many wrists they would have broken by now if they were rolling against either the Wrestler or the Judoka. 😂
In the first place, Aikido does not involve actual combat, so they have no interest in us at all.
@@saito-house1999 i see aikido at my local gym where i practice boxing and bjj. If aikido isnt for actual combat then what is it for?
@@BilalMarcus The purpose of martial arts is to reach a state of mindlessness. No fear, no anger, no tension, no arrogance, no agitation. The mind should be like a calm lake. Martial artists seem to think so.
@@BilalMarcus When the word "Budo" is used in Japan for martial arts, it means that it includes an element of mental training. The goal is not how to win a fight, but to achieve a "state of mindlessness"
Борцы, юниоры👍
Nothing can work against wrestling.
Got a judoka and a wrestler to do ju jitsu
Cool match and subbed but you should change the title to Judo vs wrestling because Greco has very specific rules.
Did you feel at a disadvantage with the gi on? Im surprised the other guy didn't try to use it more
Thank you for watching.
They are sparring to compete with each other's physical and skills gained in different martial arts, so it is their own pride of samurai that they do not use dogi to launch attacks that will disadvantage one side.
Which one is better for street self defence??
If you use martial arts to defend yourself, you risk injuring the other person and becoming the assailant instead. If you are physically strong enough to practice martial arts, I think it would be wise to run away from the scene.
グラップラーのポジショニングが上手い
*Listening to the music...
HADOUKEN. HADOUKEN. TIGER SHOT.
SHOORYUUKEN
No, they should play with judo and greco rules!
Shouldn't they enjoy the rules of grappling?
@@saito-house1999 they even can boxing... but more interesting to show people what is the diff btw judo&wres and what they have in common...
I think the greatness of Greco-Roman wrestling and judo is well known. Those who are actually competing are trying to see how best they can with their own style under different rules than usual. That's what this sparring is about.
Judo vs greco roman? What are the rules? How comes a greco roman wrestler knows the guard, choke, triangle / sangaku eri jime? Whats next? Basketballer vs footballer under badminton rules?
それぞれの専門とする競技の持ち味を、グラップリングでどう発揮するかが面白いんじゃないんですかね？
バスケの選手とサッカー選手がバトミントンをプレーしたければ、別にそれでもいいんじゃないですかね笑
@saito-house1999 I'm not talking about the skills of these two. They are obviously skilled. I'm talking about the eternal question which grappling art is better. Grappling arts are combat sports with weight classes and rules. A top freestyle wrestler will always defeat a top judoka under wrestling rules, and the judoka will always defeat the wrestler under judo rules.
I'm a professional judo coach by the way, brown belt in bjj and I competed also freestyle wrestling lol I love all grappling arts.
@@zamolxezamolxe8131 It's obviously an unanswerable question.
Stop complaining. It was a fun spar not a pay-per-view superfight
Did I see a Judoka trying to grab a leg? Must be old school.
It's illegal in judo but legal in grappling. Judoists try to demonstrate their abilities while conforming to the rules.
Judo vs Lucha Grecorromana
Judo vs Greco-Roman with freestyle rules? Why was the Judoka even wearing a gi if yanking the jacket weren't allowed? I'm confused.
日本の柔道家は「道着を着てたら不利だ」とかそんな女々しい事は言わない。
スパーリングの相手が誰であろうと自分のスタイルで最善を尽くす。
O cara de kimono não tem chance o outro tá sem kimono fuca mas rápido
Gi vs no gi is not really fair
Judo has gi, wrestling has not gi; both have to fight with their own attire.
@@emanuelevalenza9334 yea but not wearing a gi is an obvious advantage. If a bare knuckle boxer goes against a regular gloved boxer the bare knuckle boxer also has an unfair advantage. Besides, most people wear some form of clothes in a real life self-defence situation, although this also depends on the weather/climate.
@@mfp5585I dont' think so. Gi can be used against your opponent.
@@emanuelevalenza9334 having done judo for >25 years I can think of only a few ground techniques where you use your own gi against the opponent (e.g. sode guruma jime), whereas they don't seem to do ne waza or chokeholds in this video. The advantage is primarily for the opponent.
3 taps 2:29
Ah ya entendi el judoka es el que esta barriendo el piso 😅😅
Normally, this jiu-jitsu practitioner is physically strong and skilled in judo, so he is rarely attacked on the ground. This time, the wrestler's technique was so good that he was at a disadvantage.
El luchador en el suelo no tiene nada que hacer. Una pregun; Grappling que tiene que ver con Wrestling?
¿Cuál es el propósito de tu pregunta?
Essa 🧹 é😮😅😅😅?
In your country, when you clean, do you roll around the floor and adsorb dust and mites on your body? I see! It's a country with great habits😌
The appears to be underage Greco rules, no?
Judokas who enter sparring knowing they are at a disadvantage, and wrestlers who do not attack by grabbing the gi, fight with the pride of samurai. This may be difficult for rational-thinking foreigners to understand.
Misleading. Where's the judo? Both guys are using wrestling.
Don't get me wrong, Wrestler and Judoka are sparring under grappling rules, using their respective abilities.
@@saito-house1999yo no ví ningún técnica de judo, lo siento
@@seniorjota3143 La forma en que luchan los luchadores ha eclipsado las técnicas del judo.
real blackbelt???
Oh yeah, he's 3rd dan.
well... not greco since both are going for legs. wrestler was stalling for 90% of the video, then went for a single leg that went nowhere.
waste of time
Usted no es judoca sorry
The judoka is the third dan of judo, and the wrestler is the 2nd place in the university championship in Greco and the 3rd place in Japan in freestyle.
Regardless of the result, he is a Japanese judoka with a wonderful personality, heart and skills.