The Story of Banned UFC Leg Locker Rousimar Palhares
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- Опубліковано 12 чер 2022
- Rousimar Palhares is one of, if not, the most controversial fighter to have ever fought in professional grappling and MMA. His ability to get to his desired leg lock positions, coupled with his tendencies to keep cranking after the tap, made him one of the most feared fighters in the circuit.
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Whatever the reason for his disrespect for the tap, people who can not or will not respect it should be banned.
Definitely agree!
And banned for life! Not these piddly suspensions he kept getting.
Or in jail
Yep. He should have been banned after the first time he did this. He did way too many fights.
100% correct
Years ago I trained at three different dojos, if anyone did not release immediately after a tap and injured another member, they would be banned from that Dojo for life. Don't think it would be good for business to have people injured unnecessarily.
When you really consider the fact that he literally couldn’t help himself despite the risks, it makes you realize he must be a legitimate sadist or psychopath who enjoys it…
one thing i heard, i don't know how accurate, is that Palhares is dumb as a brick, and he's too dumb to know to let go. No way is that a justification at all, if anything i'd say that if it's the case he shouldn't be fighting at all, but it is an interesting little thing to note- if it is true.
@@ismailshtewi8560 that was the "defense" for this BS a decade ago. I dont buy it and I never did; he would never have been allowed to train in any gym.
@@AmsterdamHeavy Exactly, you don't get to his level of BJJ if you're too dumb to know when to let go of a submission.
its called roid rage. it was easily detectable from the beginning with him.
It's called being Brazilian
This just shows he knows how to let go in BJJ competitions, he deliberately does this, and I’m glad his careers ruined
You’re not smart
@@StuffAndMemes And you are?
@@miwe3719 He's compensating for being a virgin.
I was just thinking that while watching the video. I thought he was going to go extreme in the grappling scene but he showed restraint while trying to injure fighters in the octagon. He has restraint but picks and choose who to break. He's fucking nuts.
What is your opinion on Tyson fury purposely taking a fall before being hit with more punches, he does this in order to get his breath back. But you should see how many times he’s actually done it. Every sport has its rats.
His agent tried defending him by saying that he "wasn't smart enough to know better."
In my opinion, that's even MORE reason to keep him from competing.
Exactly. There’s a certain amount of responsibility required to compete in combat sports and if someone doesn’t meet those requirements they shouldn’t be allowed to compete at all
Imagine not being smart enough to know better when it's literally the first thing you get taught
@deusvult6920 An acquaintance of mine trains at a Gracie gym. He says you have to be a brown belt at least before they even let you train heel-hooks because they're such a dangerous move.
You can cripple someone for life in seconds.
He's what happens when you teach an actual tard one grappling move, put him on steroids, and let him loose.
@@_GOD_HAND_ 🤣👍🏻
We've all met people like this, people who get enjoyment out of inflicting pain and suffering on others.
that would be pretty much every fighter
Some people enjoy it too much, we call those sadists
@@2stroketyson79 Idk if you’re new to MMA, but most fighters in the UFC are good guys, and almost every champion is a great guy. Look at Dustin, Justin, Khabib, Israel, Kevin, Silva, Nate and Nick, Ngannou, Usman. This is a sport of respect and martial arts.
@@2stroketyson79 Just an objectively untrue statement
and they don't belong in society. end of story
He’s lucky that no one has aired him out permanently, he’s a nasty dirty fighter.
Agreed
Yeah, seriously. He's got a double tap coming though.
Yep, ruining careers. I can’t say that he doesn’t deserve it.
The people that train with him say he is mentally disabled and doesn't understand what he is doing is wrong.
word
Got my shoulder torn because partner didn’t respect the tap…. Has taken me out of Jiujitsu last few months 😢😭😢
someone who watches a video always had done to them what was done in the video irony!
cool story Khamzat
@@2stroketyson79 And someone always has something nasty to say.
Yeah I’ve had a few dudes in class that don’t let go after the tap. A lot of the time it seems to be the adrenaline
I heard that hanging from a bar is one of the best therapies for injured shoulders. One testimony on the Bob and Brad video was a man beyond the age of sixty recovering from a decades old shoulder injury and another was able to help a torn shoulder cuff.
I hope this helps!
Hanging is very good for Shoulders and your Back. 5 minutes a day is all you need...
His physique melted after USADA
bro was definitely juiced it's pretty obvious looking at him
He’s never been tested by USADA.
That's a lie, he was out of UFC during USADA period, actually he went from 185lbs all the way up to 220lbs jacked
doesn't matter that you never injured anyone, the point is that the he doesn't respect the tap, or even the fucking ref thats yanking on his arms screaming at him to stop. Incredible that he was able to find fights at all. Never in my life would i willingly take a fight with a guy who didn't respect the tap or the refferee.
Agreed!
He did appear to injure quite a few atheletes
I'm pretty sure he injured a bunch of people.
I wouldn't fight that mfer with a bat
Ditto
The knockout loss to Nate Marquart was hilarious. You just show the very end of it here but he had Nate's leg and Nate was able to pull his leg away from Palhares. Palhares pointed at Nate's leg and said something (probably about Nate being greased, as no one really pulled away from Palhares when he was nearing that heel hook position). Palhares then looked at the ref and began to complain that Nate's legs must be greased. Nate, not giving a fuck about what Palhares was saying and realizing the fight was still going on, dove in and knocked Palhares the fuck out. It was very satisfying for those of us watching MMA at the time. Palhares always tried to damage people with submissions and many of us wanted to see him get some karma back.
The cherry on top was when the ref checked for greasing and found nothing hahah I loved watching that happen to him. He earned it.
ya im amazed he did not get introduced to someones friend "Louie Ville Slugger" after on purpose cranking away after they tapped
Khizriev pulled out of that leglock, too, and then proceeded to beat the Palhares like he deserved. It was beautiful. ua-cam.com/video/U7Yf99IobfY/v-deo.html
No grease here
the 29and 0 fighter almost always won that way no ones mad at him ...
he always lets go when its a grappling or bjj competition but holds on when its in mma. dude knows exactly what he's doing
You didn't mention Palhares spent the entire Shields fight blatantly gouging Shields' eyes too. You can see in this video how red the area around his eyes is after the fight and there's pictures showing him in the locker room afterwards with his eyelids already swelling shut. I'd hate to think how he looked the next day.
I agree with your last statement. He was a feared fighter in the circuit. Because fighters knew if they did get caught by him, he wasn't letting go and that can end their careers. I still remember this period around 2010 when he was making headlines for his actions. A lot of people didn't like fighting him because of it.
Not feared. Just stupidity. Anyone other fighter can do the same. It's just this guy was breaking rules and should of been banned the second time it was done
@@xShinobiXx I mean... your definition of fear is correct, and my definition of fear is also correct? we can call it tomato or To-mah-to, if fighter X knows this guy will hold a sub, and in the back of his mind it deters him or even gives him some sort of anxiety to compete.. isn't that technically fear? If someone is afraid of getting punch by mike tyson, isn't that technically fear? We're arguing over semantics.
I think you @shinobi and I can agree that rousamar is a piece of sh*t fighter who should never be allowed to fight again.
@@shadowX316 ya we agree. Also He’s a terrible fighter. We agree there too. Absolutely garbage fighter.
What a POS. I'm glad they did the right thing and banned him.
@ednigma5 definitely, he was incredibly good, but no matter how special a fighter is, he has no right to compromise the body integrity of his fellow fighter. Palhares would have been one of the GOAT if he fought clean, but he ruined his own career.
I don't understand how nobody tried to rekt him for doing that
Exactly. I’m surprised no one’s corner jumped in the ring and smashed that piece of sh*t.
wreck
Jake shields tried to theough a shot but I wish he’d have jumped him
It’s 2022 stop saying rekt
@@StuffAndMemes ITS 2022 STOP WASTING YOUR TIME IN THE UA-cam COMMENT SECTION
He's like a video game character who put all his points into one move.
min/maxing leg locks get you ko'ed, son. take note.
😂😂😂
@@BobbyxZx it a joke dam
@@Mr.IhaveTimelol he said min/maxing so he’s joking with him too.
Not only did he continue to crank after the tap he went deeper. The refs literally have to tear him off of his opponent.
Yeah it’s not so bad that he doesn’t let go right after the tap it’s that he keeps cranking on it when the ref jumps in
I know it’s not relevant as much to the holding submissions thing, but I feel like the absolutely insane Jake Shields eye poking should be mentioned. He repeatedly stuck his fingers all the way in both his eyes until they were gushing blood and he was never penalized for it. That whole fight was bs
Which fighter did that?
@@miiko7859 Rousimar Palhares, it’s the exact same fight they showed in the video. Look at his eyes, that kind of bleeding from both eyes is not normal. You can watch other videos (I think MMA On Point has one) where they go over it. From bottom he repeatedly eye gouged him until both eyes were gushing with blood and the ref was terrible…
@@miiko7859... Eye, he was eye gouging him. It's part of why he had the belt taken from him. It wasn't just holding the submission too long. Like the OP said, the entire fight was horrible.
So he ain't stupid, he's simply a viscious sociopath that actively tries to hurt people.
Once:a mistake,twice:a warning, thrice:banned forever across all combat sport, stripped of all honors and titles,fined as much as the rules allow and finally criminal charges brought for the third fight.
Sounds severe but just imagine a man going around riping ACL ligaments,ending careers for fun.
An example must be made of repeat offenders if not why should anyone comply and follow the rules.
Your comment is silly. So the first two times they do it there are ZERO consequences but the third time you wreck their s*** mercilessly? 😂 The 2nd offense should be punishable at least
Because promoters can be soulless & greedy, which is how Gilbert Yvel & Mike Kyle were also able to gain employment, despite numerous offences.
That's one thing which bothers me. Outside of a fight the rule of law should apply, if they hit someone it's assault and criminal charges should be brought in but because they're fighters they get special treatment.
@@yoursafeplace8476 they certainly have been brought forward in the past. of course, you'll have to get by unwritten rule that would make you persona non grata in the mma community (for lack of a better term) if you were to press charges against another fighter, because now you're "not a real fighter".
personally, if somebody cost me the ability to earn because of their actions, I'd be going for loss of income; but you're also talking about a community where meatheads aren't exactly a scarce commodity.
I’m surprised anyone would accept a fight with him by the end.
I'm thinking that tbf. Regardless if you are fighting. You'd like to think that when you lose, fights over.
If I knew the other guy didn't respect taps or would illegally soccer kick me if I was out....then I'd be like "Welp, this isn't sport anymore, give me a knife"
@@madmike1708 Exactly, now we're doing something totally different.
i would’ve fought him
@@madmike1708 yeah, at this level it’s your livelihood. You’ve probably committed most of your life to it if you started out in youth judo, wrestling in high school or BJJ. If there’s an opponent who apparently gets satisfaction from destroying people’s knees and they hand me a contract with his name on it, I’m reluctant to sign regardless of how confident I am. It’s already a sport where you’re probably going to leave something in the cage every time you compete, no reason to elevate the risk of catastrophic damage by magnitudes fighting an asshole like Palhares.
I think part of the reason is because it looks like when he goes to hit the move, he isn't testing a person to see how far they will go, he's taking them all the way immediately and is intending to break whatever joint on the spot
still doesnt excuse not letting go when they tap
*Great observation!*
It’s like a person *FLOORING IT* 🏎💨
_instead of_ *looking ahead* to see what *living obstacles* 🚸 may currently be in the way ••• *let alone* caring about what happens _to their own vehicle_ when they stomp on the gas pedal.
#Selfishness aka #Greed trumps any other motivating emotion because *most people* think:
🤩 *I* _want to win…_
😔 *but n🚫t if it means* _LONG TERM_ *hurting others.*
(It’s a fight, you expect to get hit… *you don’t expect surgery* because you assume UFC/PRIDE won’t let people fight if they refuse to *honor the* _IMMEDIATE_ *tap* … I hope anyone who lost income / couldn’t fight for a while or worse sued the company who allowed him to fight knowing they hired a guy who ignores the rules of letting go IMMEDIATELY)
Kind of what a proper sadist would do.
He does it with the worst intentions.
That's what you're meant to do to an extent it just doesn't make sense when the ref is forcibly trying to pull you off you wouldn't stop
That's what you should do. You have to go 100% so they tap immediately and you don't give them opportunity to counter you. Of course this fucker didn't want to stop on the tap so he was out to maim
I always found the leg lock submission a ridiculous concept because you're not allowed to kick the person in the face with your free footl despite that other person by all intents and purposes is going to break your leg. There shouldn't be rules that specifically benefit one style by intentionally forcing the other person to be defenseless in that situation. This is the main reason I thoroughly enjoyed the stomps in pride because it was closer to real world violent reactions of some dude laying on the floor who you know is waiting there about to hurt your ankle.
That's why I'll never do MMA professionally
MMA competitions favour bjj so much its not even funny. What a cop out
@Jason Bourn Id argue bare knuckle fighting is
I feel you, but it's b/c in fighting sports the most damaging part is brain damage due to the pounding they take over the years, and the soccer kick (or whatever you prefer to call it) was considered especially brutal. I think that heel hooks are so hard to hit anyway that it's fine to allow.
You could disallow a specific leg submission if you want though, that seems fine, but I think that just makes fights a little less interesting as great wrestlers then have 1 less thing to be scared of and ground/pound increases.
Y’all want it to be a death match so bad 😂
Imagine being his opponent during his UFC debute, and Mario Yamasaki is your Ref 😂
forget the in-ring antics, RP was a headache outside the ring as well. he had to have extraordinary accomodations all around, would routinely miss weight, threatened to sue people for not getting his way, and was completely ignorant of basic business practices. i have no way of confirming this, but he allegedly once put a promoter in the position of having to pay him an "advance" of the fight purse, or else he may not make the fight. this is just a rumor, and it apparently happened too close to fight time for comfort. try working THAT into a main event you can sell: if you're good at marketing a fight with him, he might end up taking the fight hostage for cash up front. that's deadly to anyone's career.
I'm pretty sure he has a mental disability.
Know nothing of mma or this dude. Just by looking at him, he looks stupid. Like a bit slow overall
Sounds like BS
@mm.7053 sounds like Google, have you heard of it?
In a just world Palhares should have fought Gerard Gordeau (early mma pioneer notorious for managing to break the rules in UFC 1 and who in a completely separate incident permanently blinded an opponent in one eye with multiple deliberate eye gouges). Quite possibly the only case where mma fans would cheer him cranking a submission to crippling levels after the tap.
Royce held on to the armbar I believe because Gérard bit him during the match a fight to the death wouldn't upset anybody
In a just world Palhares and Gordeau don’t exist lol
@@TheHockerman no, in a just world they fight each other! first to lose an eye or a limb is the loser!
@@islamisthetruewaytogod6812 hinduism is older than Islam it isn’t made from Islam stop disregarding other religion pls if you really follow allah don’t do this
Why couldn't he learned to let it go after trillion warnings
his choice
He is a bastard and he deserves to get permenantly banned
The warnings were not accompanied by stopping power. That was the problem. He should have had his legs taken from him after his third victim.
A lot of Gracies did same thing. This dude is just juiced out and insanely strong
No they didn’t. Royce did in UFC against Gordeau because the guy is the dirtiest fighter ever, literally gauged a guy’s eye out in a fight and bit Royce’s face during the fight.
No one wants to hear it, but the Gracies really were a bunch of serious thugs. For all the legitimacy of BJJ and their good work in stamping out TMA bullshit, they sure resort to a shit tonne of bullshit marketing themselves.
Honestly if Judo had not pussified itself, BJJ would not be the gold standard grappling art.
@@fxui Provide examples or shut up.
@@therainman7777?
This dude clearly was excellent with the heel submission he utilized. But to be that foolish and not respect the Tap makes no sense.. Why? As an opponent I would've taken that very very personally.
Awesome editing! I really enjoy the voice overs now too. Rousimar was definitely an intimidating fighter. I would hide my legs if I were his opponent😵🥴
Thank you! Yea I woulda tapped as soon as he touched my legs haha
@@DeepDiveJJ lol wouldn’t have stopped him 😂
Hes def a dooshbag when it comes to not letting go. Its so satisfying to this guy get knocked out over and over when he doesnt get the leg lock
Palhares reminds me of a dude we called “can’t get right” that used to train at a gym I used to go to yrs ago, he would just pop off randomly with no reasoning literally anywhere and just put people in some of the most brutal chokes just because he thought it would be “fun”. long story short, the guy did it to a new kid he didn’t know, and boy that was his biggest mistake ever, the kid turned out to be a gang member and waited on him in the parking lot with 30 dudes chomping at the bit to beat his ass, after getting a pistol pointed in his face, the dick head eventually stop showing up to the gym all together, because he pretty much knew what the consensus was at the gym. If a guy like that was around in today’s world he would have been gone out of the gym the same day, doing reckless shit and probably shot as well by some irate student, I’m surprised the same thing didn’t happen to Palhares tbh, his actions were def tell tale that he was begging to be retaliated on.
Probably a psychopath who is raging on roids tbh
Reminds me of the saying, 'discipline your kids or someone else will, either the law or the street.'
Fake
I still would not blame one of his victims if they came back years later to cripple him. If he likes doing it to others so much, may he also learn to take joy in it.
Sounds like a sociopath or a psychopath, probably the former.
Great vid on this headcase!
It’s a form of drunkenness and poor life competency.
He feels powerless the rest of the time n over compensates during those brief yet critical moments.
It’s like speeding on your motorcycle… you can get drunk on it, cus the rest of your life isn’t as exciting.
Be safe, live better lives-
I like this.
What this guy really needed was someone to leg lock him similarly and referee pretending to answer his phone while Rousimar was writhing in pain :D
Lol 🤣👍
Dude was juiced out of his mind.
great video!
There’s always two spots a fighter can release at, after the tap or after the ref has intervened. I get some fighters waiting for the ref because that’s what ultimately wins the fight, But holding on after both have happened…
It's a rage and anger problem when he loses it's some guy knocking his head in but when he wins he doesn't actually get to hurt anyone unless he ignores the tap
I remember seeing him and respecting his ground game. Then seeing his sportsmanship after the tap I was thinking this guys acts like a white belt and fights with emotion. It's a shame to see someone not be able to continue fighting against some of the best because he doesnt know restrain, or the respect of the tap.
He fights like a South American. Real martial artists train mentally and emotionally. He's just a testosterone injecting freak.
Nothing wrong with fighting with emotion, it's his lack of control that's the issue.
Thanks for mentioning me in the video! 😃 9:57
Of course! Thanks for watching!
Fantastic editing
Thank you!
After he was expelled from the UFC, the WSOT should not, under any circumstances, have signed him. An organization has an obligation to protect its fighters from chronic ruler breakers.
Crushing skulls with knees/punches is ok but injuring leg is not ok?
1:17 - I think Jake initially started tapping just so he didn't have to smell Rousimar's musty taint.
😂
It's like Borat underneath Azamat.
How can a fighter who comes from humble beginnings be so dirty and evil! knowing the struggle of a fighter who often struggles to make ends meal.
...and that right there is why he is a POS that deserves a hard airing out so that he ends alone in a big puddle. Some might think its extreme; I think it would be karma.
He’s a fundamentally stupid person from a lineage of fundamentally stupid people. Some people just deserve to be poor.
The pain of his past makes him go bezerk
Heel hook is brutal.. if anyone has every been put in a figure 4 leg lock.. its very similar pain. It hurts
Especially when they hold on after the tap 😅
@@DeepDiveJJ lmao yep . My uncle used to do all those submissions to me, I remember the Heel hook and Figure 4 leg lock was the most painful.. and he wouldn't let go till he saw tears in my eyes.
@@thegamersparadise lmao sounds like torture man. your uncle must have been good friends with palhares lol
@@DeepDiveJJ it was torture bro lol.. damn near child abuse 😆
@@DeepDiveJJ or more likely a fan of Rick The Nature Boy Flair.
This guy reminds me of my brother. In our daily routine fighting as kids, he used to twist my foot. He was much bigger than I was and NOONE was around to stop him. It's a wonder I can walk today
That’s terrible man, I’m sorry you went through that. I hope he isn’t still like that now that you’re grown.
@@augustgremaud2738
Well now it's mostly just verbal abuse🤣
In a just world, he would get his shoulder torn off and wouldn't be able to wrestle ever again.
Shoulder? Ten foot pit in an area with no rain or people. Plenty of time for him to reflect.
Nice vídeo!
The only thing more painful than a Palhares heel hook is a Bruce Buffer introduction.
I reckon.. It sounds like he's trying to squeeze out a fat one!.. 🚽
This guy shouldn't just be banned in professional fights. He shouldn't be allowed in any gym to train martial arts at all. Who knows what this guy does to his sparring partners off cam.
I trained BJJ in South Florida with a dude that was a Brazilian Top Team member (Bustamente's affiliation who is Palhares BJJ Coach and who can be seen in his corner multiple times in this video). He said that Palhares, off the mat, was a really humble and nice guy. However, he suffered from severe panic attacks on a regular basis along with some other anxiety-related issues. This seemed to have stemmed from a childhood lived in extreme poverty where he had to engage in farm work to survive at the age of 9 -10 years old. The fact that he was juiced to the gills did not help either.
It’s seems like Rousimar genuinely means well but unfortunately the outcome of his actions don’t reflect that. By the looks of it, his child hood was rough just like you said. I was debating on whether or not to dig into his childhood and include more of that in this video. Wish I had included a bit more of his earlier years
@@DeepDiveJJ if possible, do you have the matches from his adcc Brazilian trials? He was just a purple belt but I read that one of the guys he beat was rommulo barral
@@profp1343 Damn, unfortunately I dont. I just tried finding it but I think its lost forever 😫 Woulda been a nice one to watch. Where did you read that they fought?
All the more reason to make sure he cannot fight. Why would you allow someone that's mentally unstable into the cage?
No this is due to excessive steroids use
I was surprised the video didn't cover more about what he did to David Avellan.
This guy is something else!😮
It seems like he lets go a lot faster in the grappling matches. Looks like it's easier for him to let go if you don't punch him in the face. I think it's just a case of a dude not being able to turn it off when needed. But him saying he doesn't injure people or hold on too long is pretty stupid, so there's that.
“Not being able to turn off when needed”
Or, phrased another way, he just chooses not to let go because he wants to injure the person in a sporting event.
@@bignasty389 I doubt it's really a conscious decision to hurt people but if he can't rewatch his fight and admit he messed up there's no hope so yeah he shouldn't be competing.
Nope, he knows they don't play that game.
I remember right before he rightfully left the UFC Alan belcher went on the ground with him and beat him. A lot of his advantages were size, and he was a dirty fighter. Karma caught him with the stack of ko’s he suffered.
I used to bodybuild. Once you really injure a tendon it's never the same. I have a few injuries that i've rehabilitated but they will never be as good as preinjury.
Lol bodybuilders 🤡
Yea tendon injuries are Brutal.
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El cree que sembrando terror será mejor.
Es cierto que es un gran y potente luchador.
Pero el honor y el respeto a las reglas es básico en el deporte.
Why wouldn't you include alan belchers fight against rousimar. it was a textbook example of defending against his move.
The key word in professional fighter and/or professional grappler is *PROFESSIONAL*
One can clearly see that this guy is strongly doped.
😅 Yea id say so too
100% natty
D-Ball is a hell of a drug
d-BOL -and no one takes that alone except an amateur, it destroys your liver
The potential for grotesque injuries, especially from a fighter with elevated androgen levels as this is way too high. Criminal charges must be brought in. It has happened before and needs to happen again. Even torn ACL or meniscus is nothing compared to what might even be passed off as an "accident".
It should be written in their contract that if they break the rules in this way it's no longer a competitive fight for entertainment... Now it's recorded assault and you're going to jail.
@@metri0n Most fighters don't even realize how easy it is to break a human body permanently when you know the structural weaknesses. But deliberate maiming is pure ugly... And a crime, contract or not.
Remember joe lauson reviewed this a few years ago. Even had his own submissions split screened and compared to palhares. far as how long the hold was kept.
You respect the tap in training. In an MMA FIGHT, you keep fighting until the referee stops the fight. That's what referees tell fighters before the fight. Rousimar is one of my favorite fighters, right up there with Wandy. He doesn't play games; he comes to FIGHT. He's the kind of fighter I'd want by my side in the back alleys of Nablus.
When a fighter keeps cranking a leg after a tap-out, isn't that like a lawfully punishable offence?
It should be!
good decision for banning him
💯
My eyes yearn to see Palhares getting his leg locked by another fighter and the other fighter breaks it brutally despite Palhares tapping and begging to be unlocked.
Palhares excuse " I don't understanda englisha" snap snap
😂😂😂😂 oops
Imagine what's going on when he's not in front of an audience. Like in his home maybe with a family or pets.
That’s quite a stretch of the imagination
@@Peter-yc1rs
Depends on your ability to think. If you are able to think logically.
@@chrissibersky4617 the guy is a dirty fighter and your assessment is he beats his family and pets without any evidence of it, your thinking just make you a logical dick head
@@Peter-yc1rs
Sure. And just because it's a crocodile it doesn't mean you will get hurt if you stick your hand in it's mouth.
@@chrissibersky4617 we’re talking about a person here not a croc so your point is?
I'm seeing signs of juicing in grappling. Are they tested? It doesn't look like it to me. Him holding those locks till something pops is also a sign. The inability to turn it off, the lack of self control is a big sign.
My thoughts exactly and when they said he got busted for “elevated tes level” it confirmed it. Dudes probably a roid raging mid level psycho
there is minimal drug testing in most BJJ
Jake Shields punching him with the arm he had in the Kimura is the biggest fuck you LMAO
That brolic aggressive ass hug 6:24 😅😂😂😂😂😂
Dude was not only an asshole & dirty fighter who willfully tried to injure & damage his opponents severely or permanently, he was also blatantly jacked to the gills the entire time on gear. Why the feck the different MMA leagues allowed it for so long or why anyone agreed to fight him (unless they hoped to knock him the feck out or hold their winning submission longer than necessary & hurt him) is beyond me.
Cause controversy sells tickets
What
And this is why it will always make me happy watching this guy lose.
lol damn
@@DeepDiveJJ well he is trying to give people career ending injuries so wanting to see him lose is very justified I think.
The answer to this is quite simple, know your own body and the signals sent when being touched in any manner. Generally speaking, it seems that most fighters wait for the referee to end the match, so they don't notice the "tap out" due to concentrating on the effort itself. This in fact, is putting the referee before the fighter, which is wrong. It is the safety of BOTH fighters that is the issue in this matter, therefore they as fighters or competitors have the FIRST RESPONSIBILITY to recognize a tap out when it is executed, and cease the effort to force a tap out, knowing such can result in a serious injury if not stopped in time.
daymm, guy was good af
He’s like the MMA version of Charlie Zelendorf
Lmao!!.🤣👍
Alan Belcher put on a crazy performance against this guy, definitely worth a watch if you haven't seen it.
TOP G
It was funny to hear Joe begging for Belcher to get out of Paul Harris's guard while he can... only to instead win specifically with grappling instead lol.
Can someone explain the difference between what he’s doing compared to when someone gets knocked out yet the opponent still keeps hitting then example Henderson vs bisping
It can be hard to tell if someone is knocked out in the middle of a fight. That’s what the ref is there for. This guy ignored blatant taps and refs continuously holding whilst the ref was trying to stop it
@@learntooilpaint so in the Henderson and many other wen the ref gets involved and there still hitting them should they get banned. Didn't frank mir also injure lots of people to yet didn't get banned
Dan only hit him once and it was perfectly within the rules. Bisping also had it coming and has admitted he had it coming.
@@lurchers498 Frank Mir always let go at the tap. Frank Mir was a professional and has a relatively big brain for the sport. Tim Silva got his arm snapped up because he wouldnt tap and tried to slam out of an armbar. Silvia even tried to continue the fight and said his arm wasnt broken when we all saw it snap live on the PPV. Noguera got HIS arm snapped up in an Americana (iirc) because he would NOT tap. Not even close to the same thing, not in the same universe.
Oh he failed a drug test did he? Looking at him I never ever would have guessed that 😂
Him in adcc was insane. Wish he did another adcc
Yea throwing his name in the batch would definitely have everyone excited
imagine ur opponent screams „im done im done“ and taps, but u keep squeezing that heel hook. ☠️
A great way to make people fear BJJ.
Its the equivilance of strikers that throw a bomb after the knock
Yea pretty messed up
no it isnt, the ref is not in between tyring to stop the fight when that happens
@@possiblyinsane6995 s.t.f.u. lmao fighters are not brainless animals who need a ref to tell them when someone is clearly unconscious
Dan Henderson on Bisping 😬😬😬
It seemed odd to me that with his stocky build, strong legs and back that he did not possess notable takedown or top control skills.
He does but the keg locks seem to be his main gameplan if you watch him in jiu jitsu he wrestles a lot more and had a more notable top game
Let it go...let it go 🎶
😂
ULTIMATE FIGHTING CHAMPIONSHIP. Supposed to mean that there is no greater fighting league than this. I don't understand the hate around this man.. he's good a what he does
He jus good at holding legs and not feeling the first 5 taps😂
its UFC circus, One fc is way better with better rules
He has legit ended guys careers. Freaking crazy.
That immediate punch from Jake Shields as soon as his arm was freed was badass as fuck
Jake shields not chael
@@jenpachi2408 oops yup my bad
Rousimar is the Brazilian Lennie Small.
Palhares vs Mcgregor, sounds nice 😇
Mac's got that unbreakable leg so he'll be fine!
yes
Would you take a match with Rousimar Palhares if you got offered 10k? If not, whats your leg worth?
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Thats a no no from me 😂
No sir, would take closer to a few hundred thou if not a mill
@@BlockheadJiujitsu 😂 same
This guy may have become a UFC champion if he didn’t do what he did.
Even in Brazil people Don't like him.
the uncrowned GOAT of MMA
😂
Uncrowned GOAT of a weak chin.
But he is the crowned D-bag of MMA!
That sheilds fight proved exactly why he needs to be banned. raking of the eyes, holding way past the tap, and never accepting responsibility
You can’t always let go at the tap……you may have to wait for the ref to jump in
Palhares had a really tough childhood in Brazil
So did a lot of other famous fighters. That's not the reason he is a pos
@@bloodycrepe I dont think you understand. He and his family eated pig's food, he get stabbed in the belly, lived in the streets etc.
@@vinniciuselion4544 and that gives him a right to rip other fighters joints apart? Don't make excuses for this pos
@@vinniciuselion4544 he's a professional fighter, he should still know better..
@@eifelitorn yep, no excuses. I'm Just explaining why he is like this.
That is of course unacceptable behaviour, but man he sure knew how to hit those locks!
I would like to see Rousimer vs Gordn Rayan
ppl like him should be dealt with the same way he dealt others ..
His defense was that he didn't break anyone's bones.....ridiculous. Bones are the very last thing to tear.