Craig Jones vs Matheus Diniz - 2019 ADCC World Championships
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- Опубліковано 17 кві 2020
- The scariest pair of cheetah-print pants to ever take the mat.
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31:56 John Danaher: "ight imma head out"
He was walking over to shake Marcelo Garcia's hand.
Lmfao 🤣🤣🤣
The way Craig Jones acts after his loss - pure class.
Grzegorz Uzdański he is the best beast!
Just imagine John making commentary on the matches. Would make me watch every fight
“Now we see here he’s attempting to govern distance with his knee shield. Whoever has inside position is going to win the match. That’s so important I’m going to say it again, whoever has inside position is going to win the match”
OverachieverWatch lol i am going to say it again
id prob fall asleep in 2 seconds. hes talks as soft as a golf commentator
@@DC-sr7gu it's not about how he talks, but what he says, that makes him unique.
agreed, we would learn so much while the match is going it would be crazy from setups to what we should be doing to how to submit while holding the submission.
Poor Craig, so much better than what ADCC shows
This is why Jiu Jitsu will never blow up mainstream. Two of the highest level competitors, each from the highest level of schools, and still absolutely no action. I train so I can appreciate what is taking place, but we can’t expect the everyday person to jump on board; when in a 30 minute Jiu-Jitsu match maybe 4 minutes was actual Jiu-Jitsu taking place. Those guys are still studs and would absolutely kill me, just my two cents.
Tony Z False. Basketball is fun as hell to watch.
Tony Z I’m a BJJ practitioner and former basketball player, what you said is false. Basketball is exciting AF because there is constant scoring, dunking, explosive athletic movements, etc. In BJJ the game is much more subtle, and nuanced. To the casual viewer who doesn’t know what they’re watching, it can become a snooze fest when guys are stalling or unable to get their game going offensively.
Tell me, how many professional football and baseball games have you watched where the shit just goes back and forth for hours and in the end someone only wins by a small amount? I can't even count how many times I've seen games like that, but those sports still draw millions. BJJ is more akin to boxing and boxing draws crowds not just for potential of knockouts but because of gambling. If there were gambling on BJJ, then hey, it'd be way more popular.
phoenixamaranth Exactly. Going back and forth. This was just hand fighting for 30 minuets. Unlike you I actually practice Jiu-Jitsu lol I’m telling man. No average Joe would rather watch this if a football game or basketball were on.
@@isaacbonilla4964 It was high level hand fighting and leg positioning that is beyond average joe to comprehend and appreciate so yeah, it's boring to watch. But as I said, I've seen more boring football and baseball games than I care to count and people still sit through them too. Year after year, dozens of shit football games where it goes one direction for a minute, timeout, now back the other direction for a minute, timeout, back the other direction. Turnover on downs, here we go again the other way....boring as fuck when things are evenly matched.
it's beautiful to see that this game is full of love and respect.
Hespecc.
Idk about full
Full of “love” wtf are you talking about?
This is another reason why I watch submission only!! it's kind of hard watching Craig Jones lose on points!
*Spoiler alert* :(
Well Craig had time to submit Diniz and he didn't.
@@xpat73 Craig was working for a sub the whole time. Diniz could've done a lot more, his best moment in all of this was his failed cart wheel pass. Craig had several attacks, armbar attempt at the end multiple leg lock and kimura attempts, plus a few guillotine attempts. Diniz played it safe most of the match. In fact Diniz won off of Craigs takedown attempt.
End of the day Diniz won, he used the ADCC rule set to his advantage, the smart thing to do. However a lot of the match was boring cause of this and Craig would smoke him in a sub only rule set.
And that is how you prevent Craig Jones from getting a sub. It might have been boring but the defence was impeccable and that is high level stuff... Also that is how you prevent Diniz from getting a pass. Good match.
the defense wasn't impeccable, he just didn't engage
@@epicperson19 The defense and gameplan was impeccable but very little offense. More of a defend, defend, transition, run the clock, score, defend, defend, hold on, win. And craig didn't do anything significant or score. So look at both sides buddy.
Yessss thank you very much for the video
Amazing fight!
👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
Took yall long enough to upload this, ive been trying to see it
Dennis Delgado same I wanted to see how Craig Jones lost
You can learn how to defend very well by watching Mattheus, Though it isn’t exciting. Different stylistically, Matthews being super aggressive on top and Craig Jones being very aggressive off his back, they just nullified each other because they both know each other’s strengths and weaknesses. Mattheus can’t solve Craig Jones Guard defense, Craig Jones can’t solve how he will close a sweep or submission. Both were just out of their element.
"Super aggresive on top"? Let me smoke what you're smoking
Mark Robertson :-)
The problem with Diniz is that he's like this with everybody. He's like this with Hinger, too.
I'm all for tactics. But tactics have to be paired with aggression. Look at Galvao. Nobody is more tactically savvy than him, but he is still getting after his opponent.
@@DonGately Diniz won't be remembered as one of the greatest champions in ADCC if he continues that route. Just a good tactician -- nothing else
His game is pretend to try to pass, stall, run, win on points. If no one told you we would never know he is a marcelo protege cause he never subs anyone.
Great battle!
Strategy:
1. sit on heels in opponent’s guard to avoid leg locks
2. occasionally push opponents chest to not get called for stalling
3. wait for points
4. score a quick point
5. Repeat steps 1 and 2 till the end of the match
Did you watch the match?
If it is so simple go there and fight. You can be a world champion.
@@undefinido But you gotta admit it's the most boring style ever regardless of the outcome.
And even the points came off the other guy’s attempt at offense
Good plan but it’s boring
craig jones is a jiu-jitsu genius.. How he figures out ways to finish his opponents is well studied effort.
Then why couldn't Craig Jones submit Gordon Ryan or Mattheus Diniz lol
@@patricklutherwinchester4260 he is human. but. he is as good as they come!
CRAIG JONES NOT BAD at ALL his DEFENCE is good like brothers. CANNY CANNY grappling MATCH, i enjoyed this ADCC WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS, WELL DONE TO both MEN GREAT MATCH.👌
great fight
Amazing fight bravo to matheudinizjj
I fell asleep in the stands during this match
I fell asleep here at home watching it
Key word “stands”
For real lol?
Doesn't wearing a rash guard give an advantage to your opponent uke to get better traction?
can someone explain how the 2 points was awarded. it looked like craig initiated a terrible take down and denise defended then tried to turn craig over. is it because he controlled Craig's head or because craig looked like he switched to pulling guard?
At 25:14, Craig executes an elbow pass and shoots in, but Matheus was able to secure a left-side underhook and hipped in, stopping Craig's forward momentum. Craig is in a compromised position, since he can be turned with a "cement mixer" or put into a front headlock or guillotine, so he tries to back away (I think he probably wanted to return to his feet and clear the underhook). Matheus senses this backwards momentum and drove forward while using his upper body controls to turn Craig to his right (Craig's left), forcing Craig's weight over the rear corner and onto his butt.
This was scored as a takedown in Matheus' favor. If Craig had just pulled guard, he would have picked up 1 penalty point.
Wow cool boys Love you
People bitch when a match doesn't end inside of 10 minutes with a spectacular submission, but with guys this good, there's a reason why that doesn't happen more often than not. The fact is, this is the finals of ADCC, and there's a lot of money on the line, so for both guys, there's absolutely no margin for error. Craig is a world-class guard player, and Matheus is a world-class passer. Throw those two in together with those stakes, and it's not gonna be a balls-to-the-wall barnburner. It'll be a very tightly-contested match like this where both guys are looking to make no mistakes. Me personally, I enjoy seeing that, especially because it's a testament to how good both of them are.
Who was that first warning to?
What a incredibile fight
Who's breathing heavy into the mic the whole time?
They should have called Diniz for stalling. That would have made the match more entertaining because then he couldn't just sit back and play 'prevent' the whole time. Jones was way more aggressive and active.
Post more matches please
THE F**K CRAIG JONES JEJEJEJEJE
IS BJJ Star craig Jones on Twitter, anyone? He was on Team Alex on TUF vs Team Ortega?
How did he get 2 points
John Danaher 31:56 "I need to go to the cleaners to pickup my rashguard. I hope they didn't starch them like last time"
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Nice upload!
great match especially with the skill set difference
why Matheus didn't compete in absolute division ?
25:16 Keep those elbows in.
They should put a rule in place for a guy who will
Sit on the bottom and wait for the guy on top to engage.. The top guy shouldn’t be forced to come into what the bottom guy wants. (And yes I know the game. I’ve been a brown belt for a few years.)
ADCC Champion 2019: 2019... 12 Wins 5 Losses... 2 Submission 2 by Decision 8 by Points ADCC Wins are 3 by points 1 by Decision
ADCC 2nd Place Craig Jones 2019: 15 Wins 3 Losses 14 Submission 1 Decision No points only wins
This is why BJJ will never go mainstream. Sad but true.
Garry Dye you are correct. I run a BJJ gym and I don’t watch BJJ Bc it’s very boring and no longer has any fighting application.
@@BadWolfMMANashville no fighting application... you'd have to be very dumb to say this. any good mma fighter trains bjj nearly every day. and the fundamentals havent changed since the gracie days. only the sport jj has evolved for the given ruleset. i feel sorry that you're spreading this bs to your students
Jake sport BJJ has encouraged guard pulling. Look at the UFC where there is not one male champion that is a BJJ Black belt. When I first started training BJJ in August of 2001 the pinnacle of proving your BJJ was fighting MMA. Now the best in BJJ do not compete in MMA. the ideology of the art has shifted
Jake instead of saying I’m dumb give me some counter examples please.
Bad Wolf MMA pretty sure usman has a black belt
We need more exciting commentary about what each player is doing and what potential things could happen in the near future of the fight. Need that UFC Joe Rogan commentating
what are these Camera angles man
We need to change scoring at ADCC. The sport has evolved from dominant positions. Submissions are everywhere. Once points start, submission attempts should be what is scored. 1 point for each.
Or just have scoring done by three judges based on aggression, submission attempts, positions. Like polaris.
So if I pass your guard, mount you, and take your back, all positions where I could very easily bash your head in if I was so inclined, and all you did was attempt one unsuccessful armbar, you should win? No, it doesn't work like that, and it's a good thing it doesn't. For the thousandth time:
JIU-JITSU
IS
ABOUT
MORE
THAN
JUST
SUBMISSIONS
@@BestWayKilla Did I ever say it wasn't? Positions should be scored I said that they should be scored. But that never happened in this match so how would you score it if someone wins because they got passed the legs yet at the same time stalled the whole match and wins, how does that make sense. While the guy who loses was the one attempting to sweep and submit.
@@kworthington24 I don't really know how else I'm supposed to interpret "The sport has evolved from dominant positions." It's not like it makes a difference as pertains to this match, the winning score was for a takedown.
06:50... beautiful
Jones power 👍
If somebody pulls guard during a takedown that’s an automatic 2, otherwise everybody would just pull guard as they’re going down.
Then make the person actually get the advantage take-down, and not get taken into guard. I don't see a reason to give take-down points if you get pulled into guard. You didn't get any advantage or benefit, you got pulled into guard because of a bad take-down IMO. Points No-Gi really needs an overhaul.
@@lanem4304 The official rules state that if you initiate a takedown and the opponent lands on his butt or back in any way you receive two points (well at least they used to when I competed in the early 2000s). I know because when I competed at worlds in Brazil against a Brazilian I shot a flawless double leg and the opponent wrapped his legs around me as we landed and the Brazilian called it a guard pull... that is some of the dumbest shit I've ever seen. So not awarding points for a takedown ending with a guard pull is not only against the rules but defeats the purpose of takedowns.
100% correct
I’m glad Matheus didn’t over celebrate, that was boring
you can count on him to deliver boring fight euh I mean "tactical" fight Marcelo is probably proud
Elmundo is that a shot at marcelo? A guy who had a great submission rate?
I bet hes really crushed
@@G1stGBless no it s the opposite marcelo is always attacking I am surprised 2 of his best student is so boring
Elmundo oh i got you. I was thinking, man! This guy doesnt know Marcelo lol. But I understand now
Elmundo im thinking training against marcelo all the time you probably have to play remarkable defense to even have a match 🤷🏾♂️ just a thought
Bruh the eye poke at 9:40 ish has got to hurt w the melting eye disease
Hope diniz washed his hands after that one
I would really like to hear Craig's thought process during this match. Like what he wanted to do with those Kimura setups and why he would abandon the grip when he had it.
i love that kimura attempt to arm in guillotine he tries, i bet he gets that loads. just not against Matheus!
i think it's to prevent the passes attempts
So if Matheus is the "2018" champ, according to the announcer, who's the 2019?
I don't get this ruleset. Why penalize for pulling guard? Sure, it can make for some unexciting fights, but penalizing for pulling guard can turn a match into this: 2 guys just trying to eke out a point and having 0 initiative while standing. Thats also pretty bad but it penalizes athletes with a strong guard game.
The first portion of ADCC matches (10 minutes in the case of finals) are submission only, so they don't have any penalties for guard pulling. Also, you can still get to guard without penalty in the points portion, but it needs to be done in certain ways (ie, off of a submission attempt like a guillotine, or by shooting in and staying on your knees for 3 seconds before going to guard).
ADCC rules are not perfect, but the original idea was to create a rule set that allows submission specialists, positional specialists, and takedown specialists to compete against each other.
The first portion is no points and no penalty for guard pull, so that's designed for submission specialists (it is also the part of the match where submissions are most likely to happen since it is dry and not slippery yet). The later portions all use a points system, and it's sweaty too so submissions are a lot less likely to occur anyways. Points for sweeps and passes and mount and back takes are for positional specialists (like people from an IBJJF background). The takedown points and guard pull penalty rewards people who are good at takedowns.
0:55 What triangle was Craig going for?
@ 0:50 he was trying to pummel his left leg in. But Matthew was aware of it. Pretty common way to get a triangle from closed guard.
Think he was trying to use his right leg across across the back to hook Matheus right arm, he was certainly looking to do something with his right foot....
6:49 Gettin fancy.
Why r so many of these high level things just stall outs the whole time...ridiculous
The way they keep having to reset is a bit hindering to the match because the positioning is never quite the same. What if they had like 4 or 5 people to lift them to the middle after ref freezes it?
Ya ..and this is the guy who’s going to dethrone the King..Lol
I like to grapple myself but these kind of matches (and rules) really hold this sport back from getting some more mainstream attention (and money)
What? Smh
Exactly. These formats are only for nerds. How shall grappling ever attract a greater audience? IBJJF is even worse!
🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼
Reading these ridiculous comments explain why UA-cam is hiding comments.
@Troy Kell I really can't remember writing this or what I was trying to say. This is weird honestly. I'll delete it
That hurts... He lost because he got stuffed on one takedown. Wow.
ADCC rules it's Submission grappling. You don't like it, go watch MMA or olympic judo.
next time move the mic so ur not having the sniffles the whole video
Holding your opponent down by pushing your hand down on their throat is that legal cos he wasn't warned at all for doing it?
You're allowed to frame on someone's throat with your open hand, you just can't choke them with it.
@@BestWayKilla clever abuse of adcc rules. I see 😁
@@Vechking It is 100% legal to post on someone's throat in in ADCC. Not sure why you think it's "abuse".
Keep in mind, this is no-gi, so you don't have a collar grip to secure your posting arm. Posting on the neck is the next best thing. In theory the bottom guy can throw up an armbar to counter someone posting on their throat, although in practice this is hard to do against a good opponent..
Bump sweeps from full gaurd. Out of fashion?
Im thinking the same thing! It's not like its risky, he was posturing out of the kimura like a million times! It was worth a shot imo. But I'm not a high level competitor, maybe I'm missing something.
Craig never wins on points. If you look at the majority of his matches he wins by submission or he doesn't win.
Tyler Goodrich he won our hearts already. Who cares he lost to coward Brazilian
Damn.. for the championship being on the line , Jones didn't look like he was in a big hurry to win..
Craig jones beat Malaysia Number 1 black belt less than 10 second in singapore. So if any one think this is boring..u have no idea about Grappling
the speed is totally off on this video
Craig almost won the division by Conjuntivites
The entire commentary is just speculating that MD is about to open up.
Isnt it and advantage to not wear a rash guard? Your much harder to grab when your sweating........
I have a new found respect for Jiu Jitsu. Been practicing twice a week for a month now. Seeing how these guys roll give me hope. They aren't crushing eachother's trachea, tearing one another ligaments like a dicc.
True but make no mistake, they absolutely would if the other one didn't defend properly
Brazil vs. Australia
Matheus literally did nothing the entire match ...
He won. Thats something
@@glo9958 Just one forced guard pull in 20 minutes...
If Matheus didn't do anything, Craig didn't do anything either. A bunch of not even remotely close submission attempts doesn't get you the win. While Craig was playing his guard game, Matheus was pressuring with pass attempts. Craig shot for a takedown and got stuffed and forced to his back, that's 2 points. Hence, he did not "literally do nothing".
@@BestWayKillai wouldnt call casually pushing a guy while on your knees a "pass attempt"
If you only saw what he did as "casually pushing him while on his knees", then I'm not sure what match you were watching. Diniz made several attempts to pass to the side, and Craig had to defend them. His guard retention is so good that it never let any of them besides the cartwheel pass attempt get very close to succeeding and shut most of them down early.
looks like cheetah butt vs zebra butt
Craig is the best looking guy in jiujitsu... Dude is FINEEEEE
Brazilian Jiujitsu: Ground and Submission was missing. Point.
I think current Craig Jones beats Deniz
Craig Jones always the GOAT for me no matter the outcome
Nobody was submitted. Craig Jones was way more active and offensive
Diniz ADV
Jones
Sometimes....seing rosimar palhares is more fun..
My god I almost fell asleep
They should add stall calls more seriously. Like how they treat stalling in collegiate wrestling
John Adams they’re working, go back to wearing one piece singlets in your high school gym
HeelHookHokage as opposed to leopard print shorts?
Thumbnail look like the are wearin bpxers
Craig's going to regret that abs side tattoo when he gets older.
nah
At 30:00 if someone has a single leg and you decide to jump to your back you are conceding the takedown. That should be 2 points. The major problem with BJJ and sub grappling is our rules are inconsistent and make little sense.
25:20 sad to give points for insignificant things like that...these two monsters need more time...that's all
I don't care for the points system set up in these kinds of tournament. Does not make for good BJJ
Good golly Miss Molly, what a snooze fest...
Aqui é BRASIL!!!
GOAT Diniz, competes gi AND no gi?
what an inconclusive victory
Craig Jones tired 😓
They should just kiss already.
And people wonder why bjj athletes struggle making money... THEY RATHER NOT FIGHT
Not the best win I've seen.
These are the sh_t matches that Buchecha speaks about.
Diniz has got a really sneaky looking face...Just saying.
point competitions are boring af
This was a crazy match up and to see the person who has less Jiu jitsu skill than craig beat him goes to show you how important wrestling is for adcc and following the rules are
Diniz most certainly does not have less jiu-jitsu skill than Craig, especially seeing as how he's 2-1 against him head-to-head.
@@BestWayKilla no time limit, Craig wins every time.
@@JACKKiXi And I'm sure that thrill anyone who cared to stick around to see the end of that match, 12 hours later when it finally materializes, because that's what no time limit matches are: endurance contests. Too bad for Craig that's not the rules at ADCC.
@@BestWayKilla lmao they're not endurance contests. BJJ is about attacking subs. Not sitting and framing, hoping to score an advantage to win without actually attacking
@@JACKKiXi Watch a no time limit sub-only match some time, and watch how much stalling goes on. A shitload more than you think. BJJ is about positional controlling the opponent as much as it about submissions.
What an incredibly boring match.
Checkmate bc of brasilian coward
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