Vladislav Koulikov - Single Leg Counter - Wizzer And Stomp To Inside Trip Takedown
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For wrestling that takedown is fine but for bjj iwould not want to takedown and land into closed guard. Rather I would try to pass to sidecontrol or half guard during the takedown if I can
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