Every Heel Hook Finish in UFC History
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- Опубліковано 27 січ 2020
- Ken Shamrock locked in a heel hook finish in the first ever UFC event in 1993. Later, Rousimar Palhares perfected it securing four heel hook finishes while competing in the UFC and is the only fighter to have more than one. Watch every official heel hook finish in UFC history.
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Imagine being in a match against Rousimar Palhares with Mario Yamasaki as the referee.
Jesus.
so you have chosen death
Yeah...this...this comment right here
There are three words to describe that: nightmares and suicidal ideation.
its night night
UFC still building up to their 10 hour “Every rear-naked choke in UFC history” video.
hahaa beat me to it. I'd watch it though
You think there's been more rear naked chokes or more armbars?
Christian San Antonio rnc’s no question.
Ross Geller, PhD rnc’s are the highest percentage submissions by far. Here is a really cool study that broke down UFC submission statistics over the past 25 years. Rear naked chokes are the most common submission by a large margin, if you’re a ufc fan give it a read. Very cool study, link is below.
www.ufc-secrets.com/top-10-submission-statistics-data-from-ufc-mma-events/
@@christiansanantonio781 like luke said, RNC'S by a lot. And not just in MMA, but in most BJJ comps too. RNC is king
Rousimar Palhares holds on to heel hooks longer than this video.
Lol
Can’t even imagine how many careers this dirty bastard has ended
Juice Head
Scumbag
fuck that guy dude. asshole
Much respect to Ryan Hall for letting go as soon as he heard the roar and felt the tap. Unlike that other juiced up psychopath
Palhares is most def a hunk of shit. Ryan Hall seems to be the opposite.
We like psychopaths
Okay so i just saw it 😅 I was jumping him next time I see him
Russell Mathura If there’s a submission you don’t wanna hold on to too long, it’s a heel hook. It could end a career
Yes, exactly.
He made many bitches cry in agony. He is a true warrior.
there should be a compilation of Rousimar Palhares getting KO'd after his extra heel hooks to make everyone feel better
Agree
I think there is a separate video that someone made of this :)
Please❤️
That was stupid
I think the dude that held on to the leglock too long is Tuco Salamanca's long lost brother
goter dordel LMAO BROO
TIGHT, TIGHT, TIGHT HEELHOOK!
@@JACKKiXi Oh the reference, lol.
Never noticed the resemblance 'till u mentioned it
I was just watching tuco scenes a few hours ago I shit you not... now I'm here
Rousimar palhares be like
“ I hear someone screaming it must be a fan wanting me to crank it harder”
Lmao
Bro damn😂😂
@@ShawnFX 😂 I forgot I made this comment even funnier now
BREUEHEUUHEUE
Hahhh underrated comment
That Hall vs Penn submission is one of the slickest things I've ever seen in MMA. I hope Hall can get a fight soon, but no one seems to want to fight that guy.
I felt bad when BJ screamed ...
Then tell him step up n stop being a bitch Halloway wants to woop his ass
FullClip Gaming halloway would get SUBBED
Hes fighting pedro Munoz soon I'm pretty sure
Xboxmaster456 Hopefully he can tap out that Cheater🤞🏼
Ryan Hall's technique is beautiful.
That was fucking beautiful.
,100% percent
The imanari roll is soo dope. I think Tony Ferguson does it as well.
SO BEAUTIFUL, in slow motion u see exactly how precise he was. So incredible. That’s not skill u can teach
@Usama Fayyaz Damn kids these days.
Ryan hall is such a gentleman, i respect him alot releasing the heelhook before the ref even got close thats class
Kenba Mamba lmaoo forreal tho whata dick
He's from my area, looks relatively unassuming, has beautiful technique, and seems like a genuinely good dude so, naturally, I'm a fan.
Rousimar palhares: “haha person go ahhh”
Legend says Rousimar palhares still hold in
Palhares the scummy bugger if u know u know
@@danielt.4330 Agreed, im from Norway so im glad Emil Meek finished him as a ticket into the ufc
Dude is a idiot, doesnt make any sense to hold on when someone is tapping. Dude should be banned from every Martial Art gym in the world.
Dcline same bro, FUCK that scumbag cheater
And a grade A grappler
Anon Trash Gary Tonon exposed him for being a shitbox 😂
5:42 he holds that lock for 4 full seconds after the tap, the ref has to basically pull the guy's leg free. How this guy was ever allowed to compete is beyond me.
Agreed!
@@edgar22452 someone else said he got kicked out for holding on too long
@@jkill0993 Yeah he did. That's very true.
The fight doesn't end in a tap, it ends when the ref calls it.
He held it for a second after the ref called it, which is still too long, but not 4 seconds.
@@PauIdenino I think it's pretty obvious that the other person isn't getting up to fight after screaming in agony from having their knee ripped.
I tore my ACL and MCL just watching this
Johnny that’s bc you’re a beta b
Is this still legal?
Olise Wakwe ya, still legal and becoming more popular
@@pownder yes very effective against guys that have a very good guard game if you're competing in submission grappling and also in MMA as can be seen from the video
@@puntsize lol, yeah because you're such a badass.
Ah, the forbidden dark arts of MMA.
@joah45 Nah thats normal fighting technique
@Vipra Khalnayak no dumbass they're not allowed in current MMA rules
alongside the few twisters
The techniques that everyone is afraid of
Yeah weirdly that submission which leads to severe injury all the time is not forbidden, in contrast to several much less dangerous techniques that are actually not allowed in the UFC for some reason.
If Palhares let go of the submissions on time, he would be one of the greatest submission artists of all time..sad to see unsportsmanlike behavior from such a talented guy
Yo lo que noto es que se detiene y dps hace un poquito mas. Pero que sepa nunca lesionó a alguien.
He is a complete piece of sh*t for doing that
HHHHHHHHmjHHHHHHH
HHHHHHHHmjHHHHHH
@@Bocampeon_2022 aunque no haya llegado a lesionar,siempre estaba al borde,algo que no estaría mal si no fuera porque esta contra las reglas,estaba jugando con la carrera de sus oponentes y eso no le gusto a Dana
I dont know where these “all *insert submission* in UFC” videos are coming from but i love them
Pieter Mascini was just talking yesterday about how they could make amazing instructional videos with real footage.
The respect Ryan hall has is amazing he lets go instantly that is a good man.
Palhares about to grab the leg
Joe Rogan: The fight is over..!
No. "Iiiitssss aaaalll oooveeerrr".. 🤣🤣🤣
1:10
That's a straight footlock, not a heel hook.
Ahh beat me to it..
I am sure the UFC knows more about heel hooks than you do..
@@TheBestMovieAlive look it up, it's a straight footlock like the gentleman said.
Beat me to it, tooooooooo - hahah - 100% that's a straight footlock/Achilles lock rather than a HH.
@@TheBestMovieAlive obviously not. Watch it again, he never hooks the heel.
The heel hook is my favorite submission in mma. So primal, brutal and technical!
Mines too. I love leg locks.
*Palhares locks in heel hook*
Ref: "Tap! Let go!"
Palhares:
lol
M g, a50524bbddbfcf3a48a9c3c89b7cad0f a50524bbddbfcf3a48a9c3c89b7cad0f .
These videos make you realize how rare these submissions are.
Because there aren't that many places that practice leg attacks to a high level
@@woobi123 to
@@woobi123 I assume because of how easy it is too injure your knee practicing
@@Theirishcannoli not really it's just somewhat taboo in BJJ.
but there are places that do BJJ and actively encourage leg locks.
Leg locks are frigging awesome
J
1:13 looked more like a straight ankle
yeah it wasn't a heel hook
For sure
Came here to say the same thing
The way it was angled it was attacking the knee more than the ankle, like a heel hook would
@@jfw1991 looks like a straight ankle to me still worked either way
It’s always fun to see how juicy pre-USADA fighters were.
Imagine this plot twist: Palhares doesn’t know what it means when someone taps out
And he doesn't know himself how to tap out
You could have just titled this "Rousimar Palhares highlight reel"
Or Rousimar Palhares being a POS
@S H That's why Palhares got kicked out of the UFC and makes alot less money cause hes a fucking idiot
Rousimar palhares being the anti alistair overeem
I love it when fighters feel the tap and let go immediately, especially on such a dangerous submission like a heel hook, for example Ryan Hall vs Bj Penn
Dude this is literally the scariest submission
Looks so fkin painful on the knee painful to just watch
1 second and you may never be the same
Most dangerous submission. There's a reason they're not allowed in amateurs. Heal hooks you don't feel real pain until there's already damage done.
The main way to defend a heal hook is by rolling. If you roll the wrong way and your opponent doesn't let go. You'll snap your knee and ankle just from the weight and momentum of your body.
To me, kimura is more dangerus.
@@JoneRC27 definitely not. The Kimura starts to hurt before it does any damage, while the heel hook doesn’t start to really hurt until the damage is done, and it does much more damage then the Kimura
John Danaher approves.
God this is a hard video to watch. The amount of damage this hold does.
rc
Rousimar got a little to good at it
Palhares victims are gonna skip this video lol.
Dededededed
And he didn’t let go of them
One of the dirtiest fighters of all time
Palhares is a POS
that's messed up dude he held those submissions FAR too long.. why the fuck would he do that? so scummy
This is hard to watch..I'm sure there are people in here that train and heel hooks are nothing to play with🤣
I cri(nge) everi tym
@@jovaransguplar3019 .
arent heel hooks banned in bjj competitions? because the are dangerous af for the career
christopher fieb yeah cause bjj competitions couldn’t get anymore boring
Cyril Gane is the HW to watch in 2020.
Yup fresh blood for the hw division
@@unusualsuspect1262 He is a beast
Most definitely. He’s been dominant so far, gonne be interesting to see how he does against the top 10 in the division.
He has the experience and the technique already let him fight the top dogs
This comment aged well
I'm here after seeing Tony refusing to tap out of heel hook against Darriush.
That was nasty to watch, Tony was in an awful lot of pain from that.
Some say that Rousimar Palhares is still out there, holding on to a heel hook.
Tony didn't wanted to end up here
Hell. How didn't tony yap that , superhuman mentality , toughest man in history of mma
Its more suprising when Palhares lets go of a submission on time to be honest than holding it too long
Ryan Hall is one of those guys as soon as he grabs your leg, you just tap. Masakazu Imanari, Rousimar Palhares, Ken Shamrock, Marcos Ruas, and Ryan Hall are truly leg lock legends.
Unfortunately, no matter how many times you tap, Palhares isn't letting go
Seeing these back to back makes you appreciate Ryan Halls even more tbh
Heel Hook: *Exists
Rousimar Palhares: 😈😈😄😄
Ryo chonan's heel hook on Anderson Silva was the best, that was out of nowhere.
True
The juiced up Shamrock brothers and Palhares wrecked a lot of knees .
It's funny to see the announcers understand the submission and the position more over time
who's here after the tony ferguson dariush fight?
leaving your leg open for Palhares @6:02 is like dangling chicken drimsticks to a hungry alligator.
But he's kind enough to thank god afterwards
Being put in a heel hook was one of the worst pains I have ever felt in my life. Nobody ever seems to think to guard their feet too
Agreed! U can really ruin someone's day with such a submission.
Every tall fighters nightmare
Ken Shamrock never got the respect he deserved he is a legend.
I started bjj like 6 months ago and these still scare the fuck out of me 😂
Rousimar clearly didn’t feel the tap
Geo The Great Rousimar feels nothing, because he’s made out of wood.
puntsize *steroids
Yeah he did. He's just a dick.
Alejandro Gonzalez it’s a joke about when alistair overeem was making excuses in his octagon interview after a loss
LOL
Ryan Hall fighting again on the Poirier vs McGregor 3 card!!!!
Ryan Hall's submission was as perfect as it could get. Just so smooth.
1:27 that's more an Achilles Lock than a heel hook
But because the guy that was being ankle locked turned his knee the wrong way he made it in to a heel hook pretty much
TheNRG450 The grip is more of an Achilles lock, but the way it’s angled is attacking the knee the same way a heel hook would.
mmm good point, i been there... hurts like hell
I’m just stuck on how they were wearing shoes 😐 were fighters head kicking each other with those on?
@@DJ-my2sh You will be surprised
Wow, impressive stoppage at 5:40. Ref dives into that like a champ.
That Ryan Hall heel hook vs BJ Penn was beautiful. Like art
And Tony Ferguson took it like a fucking champion
Ciryl Gane is an incredible prospect, moves faster than any heavyweight and is well rounded
Great Fighter, couldn't beat Ngannou
@@keanenfulton4696no
Ryan Hall smooth af
This video should be titled: "Rousimar Palhares highlight reel"
When it comes to heel hooks palharez will have the most clips 🤣
Scott Adams vs Ian Freeman was a Straight Ankle Lock, not a Heel Hook. Don't know why, but on every fight finder it is listed as a Heel Hook
The "i'm being heel hooked" scream is one of a kind.
Palhares...the guy you learn to love to see ktfo... as well as getting the boot from the UFC.
Scummy people deserve the consequences for their actions.
Much love for this video ! It's not a heel hook though at 1:08 it's a ankle lock/achilles lock !
And ...Cyril Gane showing slickness and intelligence right there represent 🇫🇷 🔥😉
1:13 was a straight foot lock, not a heel hook.
my god these earlier ufc events, they are even more juiced then costa or romero
Not letting go of that heek hook should be met with some kind of punishment. wow
Hello buddies. Have a good time!
Can we appreciate (at least some of) the refs growth in knowledge in the sport?
Heel Hooks are rarely seen completed today in MMA, glad they made this video
It's a redundant technique for the most part, the game has evolved too much, people instantly know how to defend it and it leaves you in a compromised position if you dont get it.
I didn't know there have been this many heel hook finishes. Leg locks are so hard to execute so they're rarely seen.
Seeing all this leg attacks to where we are today in submission grappling is fascinating
Its a shame Rousimar was so bloodthirsty, he had legit talent and potential in the UFC.
Man everything seems to be involved with Ken Shamrock. What a legend.
Gayest brothers
1:51 WHAT A FUCKIN’ STUD! 🤘
2:07 Look at that Aaaaaaaaah xDDD
The Man, the Myth, the Legend Palhares.
Rousimar holds heelhook few second for securing the match, few seconds for fans and forever for himself
When Rousimar Palhares got knocked out by Alan Belcher and couldn’t get the heel hook or knee bar. Was one of my favorite fights. Even Rogan was screaming to Belcher get out of there lol. When Palhares tried to roll Belcher into a knee bar.
Gary Tonon or Gordon Ryan will have a highlight reel as long as this one when they come over to the ufc.
USADA?
Craig Jones too lol
Only problem is in mma a lot of guys who try to hard for heel hooks or leg locks just get there face smashes
TheDanielmeeks Gordon isn't switching to mma
Joshua Mendoza you’ve never seen Gary Tonon or Gordon Ryan then
0:24 annnnnnny time now ref...
In some of these I found myself tapping my desk
Jesus, Ryan Hall's finish. He turned into liquid there for a second
palhares is an embarrassment to the sport
i hate that dude
noone is lining up to fight ryan hall
Wild Ink bc he will continually throw himself on the ground.
Vs Maynard they should’ve taken a point for all of his flopping.
Zzz fighter
notice Hall keep a hold of the second leg with his hand. Saul Rogers stepped out of this move easily twice on Ultimate Fighter n Hall daint forget
I think they should do a video of every time a submission was executed for the first time
Ryan Hall for the W. Get this man a fight in the top 5!
MurkedStat Ryan hall = zzzz
@@puntsize you must mean Ryan also has the capability of choking mofos out cold
Ryan hall= most boring fighter of the planet
Imagine the ufc trying to get every finish by RNC
That would be a long video 😂
Dille Koppanyi
Yeah because like at least 15% of fights end with an RNC
Heel Hooks are so scary to watch . such a dangerous submission to get into I never wanna experience it
The third one where they're wearing shoes looks like an Achilles lock
Goodbye knee caps. 😭
@Ross Geller, PhD is it the acl only?
5:00 is the only heel hook Palhares ever let go of.
That guy got lucky
He wont make that mistake again
Love how calm Ryan Hall was throughout all that. Like it wasn't even a fight. 😉
Got yelled at by my instructor for showing this video to the kid’s class
Knee blow outs 😬 1:51 Heel hook are so scary.
That was shockingly bad.
1:29 this doesn't look like a heel hook but ok
it's not. straight ankle lock with internal rotation. it must be IBJJF refs that considered that a heel hook, ha
Achilles lock
Honestly Ryan Hall's Imanari Roll into a Heel Hook is the most technical maneuver I've ever ever seen!!
I loved when they tapped the mat wwe style
the whole time i was watching this video i was like, yeah, the only way to defend against that is to try and knock out the guy that's doing the heel hook
vicious technique, very fast and easy to get into but extremely difficult to execute. when they grab a hold of ya foot, forget about jiu jitsu, that is almost impossible to get out of. the guy at 6:15 is the one who held up the longest and he was kinda smart about it, kept rolling and hitting the dude, the thing is you cant roll forever so ultimately he ended up being destroyed!
great video and great technique! im excited to try this on local law enforcement
Not exactly, there's plenty of defensive options against leglocks, some which hold a hierarchy over each other.
For a straight ashi, there are some answer. The first thing to make sure of is to do what's called putting your "boot" on. You straighten out your leg as best as you can and keep a dorsal flexion in your foot as the severity of the heel hook is dependent on how much bend there is in the knee, how close your butt is to theirs, how wedged you have their knee, and how well you are isolating the tendons/ligaments via your toe crush when initiating the breaking mechanics of the heel hook.
One answer is to strip the heel and knee in a straight ashi garami, hide your other leg behind yourself so they cannot catch it and to simply hop over the leg that is hooking on with the heel if they have broken you down to a hip.
Another answer is standing up and pressuring into them to kill that hook on the hip with their heel; but, this opens you up to a reverse X-guard entry into cross ashi.
Another answer is to stand up and push both the heel and knee below and behind you; but, this opens up a double outside ashi entry if there is ample time.
In a cross ashi position, it's important to make sure they cannot find your toes to crush by planting them on the ground, turning out, and attempting to push their leg wedge below your kneeline. Escape finishes vary from here but generally, getting their knees below your kneeline is avoiding the heel hook.
But let's say you've done goofed and they're starting to fall back for that heel hook in straight ashi, - if they've secured an inside heel hook grip, I just say fuck it because they're finishing it, it's way tighter than an outside, - you have to prevent them from locking their grip on your heel and falling their weight down by applying a good 2on1 variation grip on the nearside arm and yanking them towards yourself to escape danger momentarily.
Punching someone who has excellent control AND breaking mechanics in these leg lock positions will most likely result in them just torquing on your knee harder.
@@KoreanRambo try that against rousimar!!! LOL
@@J.R.Swish1 watch Garry Tonon's match against him you casual.
Or the UFC match where he got TKO'd and his leglocks constantly negated.
You're a white belt, you don't know what you're talking about.
@@KoreanRambo thanks for clarifying that I said I was an expert MMA fighter! I didn't know I did but clearly you know better. Are you a couch warrior? Do you scream at the TV and tell the pros what they should be doing? Thank you UFC elitist, very cool!
@@J.R.Swish1 You're clearly grasping at straws here. I gave you a very clear explanation as to why just punching someone who has a tight ashi on you is counter productive.
There are multiple central problems to each ashi position that experienced leg lockers prepare for and learn to counter. Shared spiral, turn out, and leg crossing.
Instead of entering into a discussion about the technicality of all of these positions and what the hierarchy is in avoiding them, you just say "lol try that on Rousimar" which is just fucking silly. I don't have to try it on Rousimar, I try it on black belts to white belts at my Jiu Jitsu gym almost daily.
No move in Jiu Jitsu is inescapable when you have that knowledge.
How much leg locking have you trained?