TEDDY turns back the judo clock at Dushanbe 2024!
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- Опубліковано 5 тра 2024
- What more is there to say? Olympic favorite for sure?
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Exactly, he is reversing the clock, he is getting fit, he moves faster, he launches more various attacks, he is unstoppable 👏
Total controll by teddy 🐻
Great judo with incredible physicality, which puts him on top of the list of all grapplers of all time definitely, especially affer gold in Paris
Great video . Thanks
Thanks sir
The Olympic preparation is well under way. All the other opponents are put on notice.
Undoubtedly the greatet judo of all time, and not just the biggest winner like N. Adams keeps calling him.
Who is N. Adams ?
@@bondjamesboy neil adams, british commentator for most english-speaking audiences and olympic silver medallist iirc
You think Teddy has the greatest judo of all time?! That’s hilarious.
@@neilsimpson3359 You are entitled to your opinion.
@@neilsimpson3359if you talk about heavy weight division, yes without the shadow of a doubt
Rene showed up indeed! When he judo like this I love it.....
GOAT : target is now Los Angeles Olympic Games !
😂😂😂
1:35 As a former referee, you don't stand in front of the table.
I think it's hard for them now because they have two camera tables.
My god what a monster
Looks like a shootout between Teddy and Tasoev in Paris, both looking great and nobody else really doing much.
Going to give home field advantage to Teddy.
Would be some sight to see him win Olympic gold in the Bercy.
Teddy became dominant when they took leg attacks out of Judo... this is not a coincidence
Fantastic. A third olympic gold on the way!
He always pulls their gi over their head
thanks for the video! would you ever consider doing a FAQ/interview about yourself? would love to get to know more about the guy behind the voice who is the #1 reason why i get to stay up to date with the judo scene
I second that
RIner is a generational judoka. However, in the coaching back rooms of Russia and Japan (just to name two) they are cooking up ways to beat him. Those ways will be rolled out at the Olympics. It’s the nature of the elite game and makes it so very interesting to watch. This is one of the only channels where that level of competition gets some illumination, which I appreciate. 😊
Really? Have they been cooking up ways to beat him for the past decade? You think they would've started sooner considering he's been making Russian and Japanese Judoka look like crap for over a decade. Can't wait to see what they 'cook up' though mate! Riner is the the best and will win gold easily, just accept it.
@@alexanderbridge161 They’re ALWAYS cooking up ways to beat him. Maybe your “just accept it” is just idle tough talk. Despite big programs focusing on RIner, he still has gotten it done-that’s what makes him great. But there are always new ideas, new athletes, and actual competition where anything can happen. The entire, very formidable Soviet wrestling enterprise focused on taking out Dan Gabel in 1972 Munich Olympics and in his six matches nobody scored a point on Gable. But I talked with him about what the Soviets threw at him. Dagestani Ruslan Ashuraliyev was their 168kg pick and he came with a particular unique set of strategies; all of which Gable was able to counter. My point was that at that level, nobody “just accepts it.” They all concentrate even more on someone with that pedigree and that’s why the great ones, who manage to prevail in spite of it, are great.
Yep, there are many techniques to win over a taller component. Close the gap, go for the legs, etc.
Comment vont les Balkany ?
See latest video
Would Riner be as dominant as he is if he was average sized?
Probably
If he tried to use the Teddy Riner techniques that he uses as a tall guy? Probably not.
He would likely fight differently however, and if we suppose he's still a great athlete then why wouldn't he be capable of performing as well? Being tall isn't gamebreaking in Judo, he simply knows how to leverage his gifts.
That’s the million dollar question, and in my view the answer is no, not even close. He’s a magnificent physical specimen and no doubt a fine athlete, but because of his overwhelming size I don’t think his judo technical skills ever needed to be more than average - which is what I think they are. Not a popular opinion, I realize. And of course, never having seen him train in person, I might not have any real basis for this view. But in combat sports, size absolutely matters, and Riner’s size is a dispositive weapon on its own.
Hey, we are speaking of athletes, and to be a big, great and fit one is 100% part of the game. If you want to defeat him, you have to be bigger, greater and more fit than him.... Your question is irrelevant and useless.
0:44 HAHA good joke! - they would NEVER EVER give riner a hansokumake. this is NEVER EVER going to happen. he gets the maximum of judge support since 14 years and sometimes his opponents even get robbed.
bc of the grip?
The other Russian world champ for me
Well, here he seams to be on the top of the game, but look carefully and analyze his posture, griping tactitcs, and was here some athlets who chalenged him to dig deep. On the OI there would be guys who took his scalp before, or was very close to achive that. He don't have much points so it is possible that he would face some of them early in the contest.
Now breaking grip with two hands is legal, elite oponents are more aggresive and has better stamina than him, if the fight goes to golden score he would be on slippery ground.
IJF had too much scandals with his fights considering refereeing, so maybe he will be judged fairly, but the French JF showed many times that they are stronger than IJF. We will see...
Just saying, this performance was good, but he has long and hard road ahead of him if he wants gold medal on OI...
He should’ve lost to saito
Hoping saito wins during olympics