ONCE SHE WENT TO WUDAN and trained 24 hours with 27x champion grand master Renato Laranja...I knew she was going to be something special. Happy for her. Oss.
Her skills are cuhRAYzee!!! She's so locked in, and goes for the kill every single time. Not a point grappler. I love it!! She reminds me of how Demetrious Johnson is going all in on bjj and competing in the Open Weight Division, including her guts performance but loss against the HW girl champ.
I can't question her ability to win a competition against the best in her division. She is great. But, does winning competitions now rate you a new belt, especially a black belt where you should have a vast wealth of knowledge of the art as well as the ability to execute it with great skill? This changes what the path and requirements are for all schools and professors and I don't know if that is best for the Art of Brazilian Jiu Jitsu. I am not diminishing her skills to win a competition, just the path by which she was given a black belt by per Professor. Additionally, I thought that IBJJF had rules on how long (years) you should be training in each belt and going from blue to black in 12 months goes against those rules.
No matter how skilled you are. It’s impossible to have the full understanding of every position/escape/submission in under 1 year. NO one on planet earth should be promoted from blue to black belt in 1 year. This is extremely disrespectful to bjj. I bet 90% of male purple belts would smoke her.
You can say that about a lot of female black belts. That doesn't make them illegitimate. We get it. You disagree. Winning a world title at any rank is impressive, but to win three in a year is phenomenal. Give the girl the credit she's due.
@@Hekilikaua she is world class that part is undeniable. But the technical ability is only 1 part of being a black belt. No one with so little experience would have the knowledge to be a black belt. Not to mention the IBJJF rules state, you MUST spend atleast 12 months at brown belt before being promoted to black belt.
She has been training for 10 years, if I'm not wrong, but with a different belt system when she was a child. When she turned blue, she wasn't actually a blue belt but got it because she started the adult belt system. This is from what I read."
@@28mouse85 the IBJJF rules changed in 2022, allowing for anyone who wins a World Championship to be promoted in the podium, regardless of time at rank. That's exactly how she's gone from blue to black in a year. She won worlds, no gi worlds, and worlds again, and each resulted in an on-the-spot promotion. And besides, let's at least give some credit to her professor, who knows her ability and character much better than we do. We always tell lower ranked students to trust the process, and to trust their professor, as they'll receive their next rank when they're ready. That statement continues to be true.
There's always those people that say " it takes 10 years to get a bjj black belt" is that a hard rule? and who came up with it? It takes 7 years to be a doctor, 10-11 years to be a surgeon, an these people are taking a person's life in their hands. Is jiu jitsu really on that level? Maybe some people are just better teachers than others and can get someone to that competitive black belt level faster. Competing is a different skill set than mastering the art in its entirety. To be a very good competitor you just have to be really good at a few techniques and be able to funnel people there, you don't have to know ALL the techniques to be very effective. Prime example Bernardo,who himself said outside of his A game, he didnt know tons of techniques, but despite that he won World championships, should he not be a black belt? And Bruno Bastos is a crazy good instructor, proofs in the results.
Last year she called me on Instagram selling raffle to pay for her American visa, now a little over a year she conquers the world! 🎉❤
We got the blue belt in the same year, oss 🔥🇧🇷
Her skills speak for themselves. She is poised and precise. There is no question of what her level is.
Wow 12 months, I’m 13 years in and I’m a brown belt… but this is her Journey and she definitely has the skill… great job on the W OSSS
You cant be a Brown belt at 13
@@bbazino2385re read it
@@bbazino2385i think he say 13years training jiu jitsu
@@bbazino2385 Learn English
@@bbazino2385he did not say he was 13
ONCE SHE WENT TO WUDAN and trained 24 hours with 27x champion grand master Renato Laranja...I knew she was going to be something special. Happy for her. Oss.
WUDAN!! "Crouching Bow and Arrow Choke, Hidden Foot lock"...
Excelente, que fuerza, que técnica, muy admirado con su jiu jitsu.
Inspiração❤
Top que batalha que guerreira ...
This is my dream!
I can, i want!
Osss 🔥
Ela luto muito, tá maluco 🔥🔥🧠
3:30 that was insane, wtf??????????
Modified electric chair pass
Beautifull🔥🔥🔥🔥
Some people really are just built different 😩 she’s so motivational.
Powerfull girl!!! 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏 OSS!!!
Her skills are cuhRAYzee!!! She's so locked in, and goes for the kill every single time. Not a point grappler. I love it!!
She reminds me of how Demetrious Johnson is going all in on bjj and competing in the Open Weight Division, including her guts performance but loss against the HW girl champ.
She’s a warrior
Lutou demais!
what choke was that at the end the guy did im confused and impressed 😭
Most likely a baseball bat choke
Could be what the person above me said, but looks like a Classic Canto Choke, at least I do exactly that way.
Canto Choke. Flavio Canto was a Judoka in Brazil which did that a lot
was that really a guy?
@@nujxad lol
this chick is incredible
Very good fighter, it would be great to see a friendly match with Helena Crevar.
I can't question her ability to win a competition against the best in her division. She is great. But, does winning competitions now rate you a new belt, especially a black belt where you should have a vast wealth of knowledge of the art as well as the ability to execute it with great skill? This changes what the path and requirements are for all schools and professors and I don't know if that is best for the Art of Brazilian Jiu Jitsu. I am not diminishing her skills to win a competition, just the path by which she was given a black belt by per Professor. Additionally, I thought that IBJJF had rules on how long (years) you should be training in each belt and going from blue to black in 12 months goes against those rules.
Shut up dude. Competing and winning at the HIGHEST level of the sport shows MASTERY of the art.
She has a beatifull jiujitsu. Maybe a litle earlie. But she is talented.
❤❤❤❤❤
👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾Osss
Minha filha você é muito boa mas não dá pra bater de frente com a edinancí 😂😂😂😂😂
Braba
👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
Bravo Cassia!! It's a shame she had to fight a grown ass man at the end.
😂
🫡🤙🏿🤙🏿
wtf..... 12 months and already black....wow
Blue to black in 12 months? I thought that was illegal?
If you became world champion in any belt you can ascend, she became as blue, purple and brown.
@@herreragonza5891so she competed in 3 Ibjjf world championships in 1 year ?!
@@herreragonza5891 Doesn’t the ibjjf specify that you have to have a certain amount of time at a given belt?
probably been training for many more years as a kid before getting promoted to blue. If she's got the skills to be a black belt, then why not
@@Kphyl Just the rules of ibjjf, not mine.
No matter how skilled you are. It’s impossible to have the full understanding of every position/escape/submission in under 1 year. NO one on planet earth should be promoted from blue to black belt in 1 year. This is extremely disrespectful to bjj. I bet 90% of male purple belts would smoke her.
You can say that about a lot of female black belts. That doesn't make them illegitimate. We get it. You disagree. Winning a world title at any rank is impressive, but to win three in a year is phenomenal. Give the girl the credit she's due.
@@Hekilikaua she is world class that part is undeniable. But the technical ability is only 1 part of being a black belt. No one with so little experience would have the knowledge to be a black belt. Not to mention the IBJJF rules state, you MUST spend atleast 12 months at brown belt before being promoted to black belt.
She has been training for 10 years, if I'm not wrong, but with a different belt system when she was a child. When she turned blue, she wasn't actually a blue belt but got it because she started the adult belt system. This is from what I read."
@@28mouse85 the IBJJF rules changed in 2022, allowing for anyone who wins a World Championship to be promoted in the podium, regardless of time at rank. That's exactly how she's gone from blue to black in a year. She won worlds, no gi worlds, and worlds again, and each resulted in an on-the-spot promotion.
And besides, let's at least give some credit to her professor, who knows her ability and character much better than we do. We always tell lower ranked students to trust the process, and to trust their professor, as they'll receive their next rank when they're ready. That statement continues to be true.
There's always those people that say " it takes 10 years to get a bjj black belt" is that a hard rule? and who came up with it? It takes 7 years to be a doctor, 10-11 years to be a surgeon, an these people are taking a person's life in their hands. Is jiu jitsu really on that level?
Maybe some people are just better teachers than others and can get someone to that competitive black belt level faster. Competing is a different skill set than mastering the art in its entirety. To be a very good competitor you just have to be really good at a few techniques and be able to funnel people there, you don't have to know ALL the techniques to be very effective. Prime example Bernardo,who himself said outside of his A game, he didnt know tons of techniques, but despite that he won World championships, should he not be a black belt?
And Bruno Bastos is a crazy good instructor, proofs in the results.
Was that a man in the last match?
That's what they call them these days.
No matter what her skill level is, I think that black belt in 12 months is bs.
Absolutely BS. Shouldnt be happening no matter how skilful you are