RyFry it’s actually not a Suloev stretch it’s intended to be a kneebar. Zabits BJJ coach confirmed this on Instagram. Most people in MMA are flexible enough to take the stretch so the finish is actually a kneebar, but most regular people will tap to the stretch.
Awesome stuff. Thanks for sharing. I was playing this in my head and thinking that a quarter Nelson from the back of the head would help to not slip over as well. Will have to play with in in training.
The Grappling Outlaw yeah I knew, but I assumed more people would have thought it was a kneebar while googling it so went with that instead of explaining the stretch ... beautifully savage
I made a breakdown on my instagram right after the fights as I was teaching, as usual, yours was better :-) Aljemain Sterling must be so pissed that all the attention went to Zabit, as he pulled it off right before ha ha ha He even made a post about Zabit copying his homework
amiraminc tag me I would love to watch it, and you should definitely keep doing breakdowns even if I won this round 🤣🤣 ... you never know what little detail may have been missed but it will help us learn 🔥
Richard lancelot from what I seen very similar except Zabit had that one leg dug very deep in which made me want to do this one ... I’ll rewatch the other one
Submission is called the Suloev Stretch it's a hamstring stretch
RyFry yeah I figured it would get more recognition as a kneebar ... my student felt it in the hamstring and the groin lol
makes sense appreciate your content man helps a ton
RyFry I appreciate you taking the time to watch 🙏🏻
Amar Suloev submited Paul Cahoon at 2002.
RyFry it’s actually not a Suloev stretch it’s intended to be a kneebar. Zabits BJJ coach confirmed this on Instagram. Most people in MMA are flexible enough to take the stretch so the finish is actually a kneebar, but most regular people will tap to the stretch.
Awesome breakdown. ZaBeast is always fun to watch
Belarkor 🙏🏻
And this is why you have 14k, cool and RELEVANT videos. You definitely deserve wayyyy more attention on this channel
RIDICLE GAMING thanks a ton boss ❤️
Its called wide open ass technic
killa khalid 🤣
Bro....don't do us like that, man. Give us some warning! Hahaha
It's also called *Brokeback Mountain* technique
Thanks bro!! Keep up the 🔥🔥🔥 videos
You were awesome on the Tiny Sumo podcast dude. Watching your shit from Papua New Guinea
NotADragon my dude 🙏🏻 thank you so much
Damn this is really informative . thanks for this video bro you got a new subscriber 💪
lah jay 🙏🏻
great technique by good teacher thanx
Can you please show more variations of this move, this move is really technical and beautiful luv the video btw coach stay blessed
Awesome
Assaf Wodeslavsky 🙏🏻
Awesome stuff. Thanks for sharing.
I was playing this in my head and thinking that a quarter Nelson from the back of the head would help to not slip over as well. Will have to play with in in training.
Good
It's not a kneebar it's called a soleov stretch
The Grappling Outlaw yeah I knew, but I assumed more people would have thought it was a kneebar while googling it so went with that instead of explaining the stretch ... beautifully savage
The Grappling Outlaw nope it’s a kneebar. Check Zabits BJJ coaches Instagram.
Finally
Thank u zombieproof! I had a feeling would demo this. Now i can!
I made a breakdown on my instagram right after the fights as I was teaching, as usual, yours was better :-)
Aljemain Sterling must be so pissed that all the attention went to Zabit, as he pulled it off right before ha ha ha
He even made a post about Zabit copying his homework
amiraminc tag me I would love to watch it, and you should definitely keep doing breakdowns even if I won this round 🤣🤣 ... you never know what little detail may have been missed but it will help us learn 🔥
Spladle wrestling for the win
aljimane sterling got basically the same sub as well in the prelims
Amazing manipulation!
How does it compare to the other Kneebar that night? It was very similar. Either way, that was some disgusting BJJ.
Richard lancelot from what I seen very similar except Zabit had that one leg dug very deep in which made me want to do this one ... I’ll rewatch the other one
he had the guys leg more sideways and popped it out
Can you get there from seated back control?
Zabit had the left arm trapped. wrist and angle side by side. I'm I the only one who thinks this is a important thing?
Hank Dapper no you’re not alone, we looked at that and concluded the guy was trying to strip the grip and got stuck but I may be wrong
But what if you're agile af and it doesn't even hurt lol?
Socrates use it as a setup for the next attack I suppose