Excuse me judo refs don't have whistle. I try to explain this situations. Ref didn't have any mistake. You look her behave at 2:02. She raises right hand and calls ippon. It is mean point and victory for white judoka and white judoka immediately finished attack. It isn't true that white judoka herself finished attack. She finnished attack after referee's decision. In judo sometimes are same situations and blue judoka could give up and taped out in this situation. And it is her mistake that she didn't it. She was ok very quickly and these situations are not as dangerous as they look.

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Yessss, and a very good struggle in the following hold!!

It is judo. Mostly shimewaza (chocking) techniques made by opponent's collar not own collar.

@@judojudo3808 welp u learn something new everyday

It was choke. Name of this is technique is okuri eri jime. And it was very good execution of this technique. Watch the left hand by white at 0:28. This hand grabs opponent's collar and blue collar is under opponent's chin in this time too and this collar cuts to opponent's neck in this time too. Then white goes to the ground and fully controlls her opponent. On the ground right white hand grab right blue leg and she gets opponent to the very uncomfortable position. It is increases chocking pressure (watch white legs work between 0:39-0:45 it was important too) and technique is finished succesfully and white is winner.

What? If you oponnent catch to tate shiho gatame you can breathe normally. It is osaekomi not shimewaza (choke).

@@judojudo3808 It depends upon how much weight she’s distributing and the position of her arms. If she has your head locked tight or she’s leaning on your head, you may have to submit.

@@JohnnyRamonesT-Shirt No. Competitors are the same weight category in judo and your opponent can not have problem with breathe if you applicate tate shiho gatame technique. Yes opponent can tap but not for problems with breathe but therefor is very tired or has not chance to escape etc.

@@judojudo3808 Competition is one thing. In my original comment I was speaking about experiences in my judo school, which is all women. In classes the heavyweight women are paired with lighter judokas. This results in submissions to lopsided tate shiho gatame attempts.

@@JohnnyRamonesT-Shirt It is interesting but I don't imagine that you have problem with breathe in tate shiho gatame. I won some matches by this technique and my opponents never had problems with breathe and when I lost some matches by tate shiho gatame and I never problems with breathe...Yes you lie right on the top your opponent but you want to immobilize her, you want to pin her to the ground, you want stop her movement and you don't do problems with breathe. You control her on the top, you want tie her one arm, your head is next to her head, your feets are inside and hooks her legs...It is tate shiho gateme. Look this video. White judoka doing it very well. The whole action is just only on one place, she immobilized her opponent and she stoped opponent's movement completely. Opponent has not problem with breathe.

But it isn't street fight it is sport which are rules. blue have to respect rules. I think you don't know this sport. I'm confided white girl win with you in judo same as here. Maybe you win with her in street fight but in judo you don't have chance I think.

Tu fuiste el chico....???

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