BJJ vs High Level Wrestler (WHO WINS?)

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[@MMAShredded]

This was actually filmed close to a year ago. I am no longer affiliated with this gym. For those who are interested in visiting me while im in NYC, you can find me at Glory Martial Arts Centre in Bay Ridge!

[@ba8e]

This sounds like something went wrong?

[@lemyoboi]

Jeff my brotha. What happened man? I'm sorry to hear that.

[@heraldofoblivion727]

Was this the jkd one you went?

[@Lieutenant_john_]

@@heraldofoblivion727 JKD at the Brooklyn location.

[@Ziggyvu]

That sounds ominous what happened?

[@gbruceg5138]

We just had a new white belt join our dojo. When we noticed that this guy moved way to purposefully to be a newbie. He was giving purple belts all they could handle. Turns out that he was a D1 wrestler from Iowa and coaches wrestling. He has a high gas tank and very explosive. He'll be crazy lethal once he starts picking up the nuances. He absorbs knowledge.

[@ItIsYouAreNotYour]

A white belt...giving purple belts all they could handle? Are you sure they are purple belts?

[@jonathanparis3768]

@@ItIsYouAreNotYour you don't know the weight of this wrestler

[@ItIsYouAreNotYour]

@@jonathanparis3768 I know the difference between a white belt and a purple belt.

[@MMAShredded]

damn!!

[@MobaCry]

​@@ItIsYouAreNotYour a good wrestler is hard to handle even for a purple belt. Especially if he is heavier..

[@k9m42]

If the wrestler has a purple belt in the BJJ he is no longer just a wrestler.

[@sensei_...]

Obv

[@user-fd9eo5ev9h]

Grappling Monster

[@markoniksic3630]

Wrestler with purple bjj is a killing machine so obv clikbaity

[@vozbajaprod]

a clean, respectful and egoless fight. Bravo for both of you

[@MMAShredded]

thank you!

[@victorkihungi4388]

Wdym by egoless?

[@kristiboyka4006]

@@victorkihungi4388 humble fight. No heated up stuff.

[@djjoko5161]

​@@victorkihungi4388 Experience exchange , my English is dead sry😂

[@chrisjane1194]

all respect to Paul. Not easy having a full time job and still training, add family and kids to that and it gets even more complicated

[@MMAShredded]

cheers~!

[@thebattymuncher]

+ hunting, bodybuilding and I’m guessing dinner every now and then

[@ar2851]

That's where I'm at right now myself. Add injuries with age, and it's harder and harder to train

[@exileatsushi7165]

Great video as always, and respect to Paul, being so fit and skilled while having a lawyer's job, this man is no joke.

[@MMAShredded]

yeah!!

[@DotaTinker4win]

i see what you are saying, but im a lawyer too, in brazil, and staying fit its alright with my job... there is no problem being a good lawyer and taking care of my body, and training bjj.

[@waltherwagner9711]

​@@DotaTinker4win you got kids? And it depends on your position

[@Timst3R]

​​@@waltherwagner9711 absolutely agree with you on this. Throw a family into the mix, very hard. Also higher stress/longer hours can make it harder to keep up. No way anyone can train like that with a stressful/long hours in a job with a family to top it off.

[@waltherwagner9711]

@@Timst3R true. I got two small kids and I am shift working. I am happy if I get to the gym 1x per week to train some MMA.

[@JediKnight1007]

This was extremely entertaining to watch. Thanks for posting and double thanks for explaining the moves and the principles behind them!

[@MMAShredded]

cheers!

[@Cyberpunk747]

You are consistent and produce some of the best high level MMA tutorials on the internet. Your in depht analysis is second to none. A treat to watch your videos, keep it up!

[@MMAShredded]

thanks so much man!!!!

[@-clipz-]

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[@TFightzr]

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[@user-hw1qm2tk7t]

​@@-clipz-Why does each church have a different Gospel? Shouldn’t religion be unified + Why have Christians (the white race) changed since the beginning of the century and become closer to atheism? Is this all because of the Jews?

[@OpenDoorAnimationStudios]

I just found this channel and I need more analysis of fights like this. Just started BJJ like a month ago and I don't know half of these things but it looks super useful to me. The pauses and highlighting of each move is awesome. lol

[@DorkForest]

Awesome!! It's not often u get to see clean rolling footage with great commentary, helps a lot with seeing how you react in different situations

[@MMAShredded]

thanks for watching!

[@krane15]

Nobody like clean thought. I aced it for training/instruction purposes only.

[@jt1985]

Solid roll and a very nice breakdown! I enjoyed it and learned a lot. Thank-you!

[@MMAShredded]

thank you!!

[@lps8966]

Always love your break down video man, so details! Keep it up !!

[@MMAShredded]

thank you!!!

[@chilatelover]

Man i love these videos. You realize how much technique is involved that would otherwise go right over your head

[@MMAShredded]

Thanks man!

[@zacharywong483]

Love the sparring breakdown videos, Jeff!

[@MMAShredded]

thanks Zachary!

[@wizchris1108]

You're a beast! Thank you for sharing!

[@abhivideos101]

That dudes not 160. He probably competes at 160 lmao

[@dharmaLim]

Thanks that was so informative. I am a novice to grappling with some knowledge from back in the late 90's when we were trying to figure out MMA in peoples yards homes and some gyms. I am jealous of all the technical knowledge everyone has now a days.

[@MMAShredded]

cheers!!

[@humbertopedraza147]

Love you man, thanks for these videos!

[@josemucarselsacoto5122]

That was great! Keep up the good work! 🎉🎉🎉

[@MrSnejinko]

Conditioning really played a huge part towards the end of that round. Great job as always coach :)

[@MMAShredded]

thanks man!!!

[@sini0071]

Always love the commentative videos, be it bjj, wrestling or striking. Free high level instructions and information, thank you so much.

[@MMAShredded]

:)

[@krane15]

Funny, some people hate it. I just tel them to mute the audio.

[@krane15]

This video just popped up. But that was an excellent commentary (especially the graphics). Which is why I was able to watch the entire video all the way to the end.

[@BunchofHappiness]

Goodjob editing with the rewind and slow-mo! Helps with understanding why you do the things you do! Thanks!

[@MMAShredded]

thanks for watching!

[@benitoharrycollmann132]

Here you are dropping various videos of grappling the best of the best, and I'm over here barely contending against my inner demons 😅 Keep em comin, Jeff! You've got the will and the skill, man.

[@MMAShredded]

thanks man!!!!

[@bronstet]

Oh man, I just loved the sequence where Paul did the backwards seatbelt roll yet you were still able to maintain your composure and snatch the kneebar as you were being rolled! Full disclosure, I've done the backwards seatbelt roll to people and it throws them off all the time because it usually leaves the recipient in a "What is happening right now?" state because people just really aren't used to going backwards, so I was just mind blown that you were already countering as you were being rolled backwards! Good job.

[@MMAShredded]

cheers!

[@andersnilssondvm]

That roll looked like it was heavy for the neck? 2 people weight on it? Am I missing something? For me it is a risky move. I wouldnt do it to a partner in the gym. If angles go wrong.. bye bye

[@bronstet]

@andersnilssondvm I get where you are coming from. It is not dangerous because both people are rolling and the momentum keeps pressure from going on the neck. Where a problem would come in is if the person being rolled realizes it, panics and tries to forcefully stop it while the other person keeps rolling. Then it could be very bad because then the neck will absorb force. My own experience is that the movement is so fast that an experienced martial artist will just smartly roll with it as Jeff did here and keep going..

[@andersnilssondvm]

@@bronstet Thanks for the answer. Im a bit old so I try to avoid all roll on neck. I dont even invert =D I even tell people that if they tend to put me on my neck then I will tap very early/right away. i need to stop watch bjj injuries in youtube hahaha

[@bronstet]

@andersnilssondvm I totally get it. I have seen a couple of bad injuries live as well as after surgery results from ones I didn't witness but knew must have been bad just from seeing the person post surgery never being the same again. I have told all my instructors I will NEVER let it get to the point where I need surgery and will retire from martial arts before that happens. Fortunately I have kept both myself as well as all my training partners safe for over 20 years.

[@zegermeyvisch6577]

this is the best fight channel in my opinion, good tips from a good fighter, you really inspire me Jeff !

[@MMAShredded]

thanks man!

[@jordanshrago4209]

Nice editing and narration. Thanks for sharing succinct content.

[@MMAShredded]

thank you!!

[@justsomeguywithawhitebeard5639]

That takedown in the end was mag fucking nificent and that backtake defense to the knee bar was mad cool to watch. Learned alot

[@MMAShredded]

thanks for watching!

[@mirychi]

congrats on winning the self defense championship! lmao was so happy to see you pull off ninja shit at the end. also, still so very fun watching your high level technical skills.

[@MMAShredded]

thank you Michael!!!

[@c4ndyman_79]

Stuff like this is amazing, Seeing it is one thing, Understand the micro movements and intent is another

[@letshuman8985]

This was a good video! I love the skills of you both! Nothing but respect!

[@MMAShredded]

thank you bro!

[@alexong2542]

in general, an average wrestler beats an average BJJ practitioner. Wrestlers are just built different. Their training is literally insane.

[@MMAShredded]

cheers!!

[@jestfullgremblim8002]

I mean, idk about that. You make a good point but then there's the fact that they do not usually train in submissions and stuff like that.

[@alexong2542]

@Tim of Tams you mean, only BJJ practitioners with Black belts? Lol

[@jestfullgremblim8002]

@Tim of Tams catch wrestlers are actual demons.

[@treefiddy14]

@@jestfullgremblim8002 - what makes catch wrestling different?

[@etlimenemen]

that's crazy. salute to both men, even more so for paul for being able to do so many things in his life all at the same time. that's madness

[@shohelkasamji11]

Wow. Both looked incredible and really nice scrambles. Thanks for sharing. 👌🏽

[@MMAShredded]

thanks man!!

[@flaco3141]

Great video! dude was tough 💪🏽 You got skills though JC, ever since the Miyao match you did, i knew 💪🏽🤙🏽 God Bless 🙏🏼

[@bripowered]

Thanks for documenting this session, Jeff. Awesome work.

[@MMAShredded]

thanks for watching!

[@Buddhamind11]

He didn’t rag doll you to the floor. That was basically a version of cowcatcher. All technique

[@mikelobao]

You have amazing skills Jeff. Thanks for the teaching

[@MMAShredded]

thanks for watching!!

[@TatooedDoc]

really enjoyable. Decent high level stuff, props to the lawyer, rolled pretty well there.

[@narayandasmasbad7224]

Wrestlers have massive core strength on both upper and lower body than other form of grappling while BJJ is more technical. But learning both, wrestling, BJJ, and Judo will bring your MMA into the next level. 💪

[@MMAShredded]

oss!

[@jb-zn7ke]

Mother attracted Bengali Das pervert saying Judo lololol

[@tolkuntajibaev1102]

What does oss mean?

[@QuavanteZingletonTheThird]

@@tolkuntajibaev1102oss

[@user-pg7gq3hi4v]

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[@bckdohbenji]

Love these types of videos man keep it up 🥋

[@MMAShredded]

thank you!!

[@ashkondadban5938]

@@MMAShredded may I ask why you are no longer affiliated with this gym ?

[@Sayianlifts]

such a great Video, im Learning alot here and this motivates me too the Max. new subscriber btw

[@calebtolbert5454]

Jeff this is soo informative. Thank you so much

[@MMAShredded]

thanks man!

[@A.C.71]

As a 11 year juijitsu guy I have to say this was really fun to watch..excellent commentary.

[@wanakaband]

Cardio is King! great job Jeff, impressive as always

[@MMAShredded]

thanks man!!

[@combobreaker449]

I dream to drill and train like this, helps you get more out of the technicals in each scenario. Great video.

[@MMAShredded]

thx!!

[@dexterion5940]

Explanation with so much passion and details,grat job guys!

[@MMAShredded]

thanks!!

[@Dissi17.]

Love the grappling videos

[@MMAShredded]

thank you!!

[@MarkoObradovich]

That was excellent school grappling Jeff 👍 It was clean and you taught us and him a jiujitsu class 🙂 And I don't see he is bigger just more pumped because of bodybuilding which I think is disadvantage for martial arts. Cheers 💪

[@MMAShredded]

thank you!!

[@marjiman_rts]

He won though. He was very good

[@tariktanircan5777]

Why do you think it is a disadvantage ?

[@raedred868]

Your breakdown vids are awesome

[@WeOutcheaMane]

Great analysis and fight

[@SuperNontheist]

Humble, as always.

[@MMAShredded]

thank you for the countless supports man!

[@miguelbarrigaart824]

Wrestling is great for controlling opponents but has no finishers. This is exactly what I expected. As a wrestler this was the case for me until I began to learn some BJJ. Great video 👍

[@MMAShredded]

cheers!

[@truthseekerKJV]

No finishers ? Take the match outside on the cement and watch the BJJ get finished and carried away in an ambulance.

[@kensley94]

​@@truthseekerKJVdepends of the fighter not the style come on truth seeker you got the truth you know

[@elbron7595]

@@kensley94 he's right though

[@theentrepreneur607]

Plus he said Paul was tired. If he had more gas I’m sure he would’ve gave him more of a battle.

[@RexWu]

Currently watching this as I get ready for my tournament in 5 hours and taking notes. Ty

[@MMAShredded]

good luck!!!

[@edwardamaral6819]

Amazing stuff man. Great grappling.

[@MshadowsenseoC]

I know who wins.... Us, because we get new content :)

[@MMAShredded]

osss!

[@Teddy-se8qb]

if jeff was allowed to punch, kick and knee. this guy would have no chance at all.

[@krane15]

Funny, I've never cared about who wins except when I can relate in some way.

[@user-hy4sz8lx5z]

Daamn I just started doing BJJ and it is incredible how you can keep all these things in mind during the combat.

[@tariktanircan5777]

Can you give some examples ?

[@tomschoen835]

You are are a relly good one dude. Show you a long time,where you can see the development again and that brings so nice videos. Thumb up Buddy!!!!

[@MMAShredded]

thx!!!!

[@1469roach]

This is one of the best damn videos I have seen with such great explanation of the moves.. wow really impressive

[@kanakana1177]

How can he be a high school wrestler, never rolled , and somehow has a purple belt, and a lawyer and a hunter? I'm confused. You did a great job of explaining techniques! That was easy to understand.

[@MMAShredded]

yeah mean to say he wrestled in high school

[@SachaGreif]

@@MMAShredded for a second there I thought I was watching one of these animes where all the high schoolers look like they're in their 30s and are ripped like pro body-builders (and may or may not have stands…).

[@xfactorAD28]

He was also saying it was their first time rolling together, not his first time ever rolling

[@Dragon-hu7pt]

@@SachaGreifI was like no way he’s in highschool , that’s a grown asshhh man

[@Samiharoun]

a lawer in highschool? bro what?

[@giovanirafael]

Very cool, you should make another video of this with a judoka or a sambo guy, it would be really cool to see!

[@Elop_420]

good stuff jeff, def had fun in ur classes

[@ks-bg5uk]

This is a great video contrasting styles. I will say that one of the biggest strengths of the wrestler is the conditioning. It's not just strength. There were some missed moves by the wrestler the was contributed by his conditioning (which you addressed). You can see that when Paul was handling you and doing well in the first sequence but disengaged. A wrestler in better shape would have continued picking you apart. When he flipped you over, that was a risky move. A great wrestler is going to take someone down. Takedowns in wrestling is also great to see. Just watch a prime Matt Hughes. Nevertheless, this was still good to see. Thanks for sharing.

[@MMAShredded]

cheers!

[@jrock2019]

If it was a high level competition black belt he would picked a part any top wrestler

[@ks-bg5uk]

@@jrock2019 BJJ Legend Royce Gracie who is a coral belt was manhandled by state wrestling champ, Matt Hughes. Hughes nearly broke his arm with an arm lock. It was completely lopsided. Khabib also studied wrestling and sambo (soviet wrestling). Khabib also added judo. Khabib is one of the greatest fighters ever and credits his wrestling background. Jon Jones was a high school champion wrestler and collegiate national champion wrestler. Without wrestling, these legends wouldn't be legends. Wrestling is one the greatest grappling sports in the world.

[@jrock2019]

@@ks-bg5uk you do understand high level Jiu Jitsu has wrestling. And high level mma fighters know most Jiu Jitsu submissions. Royce Gracie would get dismantled in todays high level Jiu Jitsu competition.

[@ks-bg5uk]

@@jrock2019 Studying both wrestling and BJJ at their roots they still are different. And the Gracie example is comparing wrestling and BJJ styles. Like what I said, Khabib and Jones are prime examples of using wrestling as a foundation without being a "high level" BJJ. There are a lot of wrestlers that have added other martial art disciples without being a black belt in BJJ and become great MMA fighters.

[@renatoabrigo6965]

Definitely that guy has a high level of wrestling skill because the way he move you can see his expertise. I hope you can already show your sparring video with Ramsey Dewey.

[@etagged]

He's a highschool wrestler. Definitely not high level. High level is usually an accomplished college wrestler or better.

[@MMAShredded]

cheers!

[@zachariahreddragon9202]

both of you absolutely great work, that guy paul is very strong i can tell, him fresh with energy is scary, and hes humble so respect to him❤

[@McDago100]

The only time I ever wrestled was in freshman and sophomore PE class. The PE coach, who had been a college wrestler and football player, said that for every move, there is a counter, and whoever does their move better come out on top. I think this is especially true in any combat sport. If a wrestler is faster and applies their technique faster they will win against someone in BJJ. I also think one will compliment the other.

[@GustavoHenrique-mm4vs]

No

[@GustavoHenrique-mm4vs]

He would never beat someone in bjj if he didn't know a little bjj too

[@koreancbum]

Damn with your commentary its like watching human body chess

[@MMAShredded]

:)

[@DJVINNIE]

awesome video and its great how fair you are

[@danielordonez412]

yep, physical condition made the difference. Not that he's in bad shape at all but a pro is a pro.

[@MMAShredded]

cheers!

[@HughBlackstone-tm6bw]

Bro, first five seconds in I see the "BJJ" guy doing a double leg lol

[@MMAShredded]

lmfao

[@Respect.The.Grind..]

A nice double leg too

[@kijanilantern7111]

This was awesome. Thanks Jeff!

[@MMAShredded]

thanks man!

[@eriklizar807]

Best breakdown ever!!! New follower for sure!

[@MMAShredded]

thank you!!

[@Ares_Guardian]

Why do every young people you sparred with looks so old, I am like the same age as them and I don’t have the ability to grow such beard😂

[@MMAShredded]

lmao!

[@cuz803]

As a boxing fan, grappling>striking

[@MMAShredded]

cheers!

[@night_traffic]

Never

[@cuz803]

@@night_traffic a grappler will almost always beat a pure striker

[@RJ-rp8yd]

It depends.

[@cuz803]

@@RJ-rp8yd it's true though. Grappling training is more grueling and tougher than boxing training and a pure striker most of the time will be a fish out of water once taken to the floor. Uncommon for a pure striker to best a grappler.

[@garycarter2362]

Love how you break everything down!👍 God bless brother

[@MMAShredded]

thanks man!

[@garycarter2362]

@@MMAShredded I grew up in Toronto Canada boxing gyms! I fought out of Cabbagetown! Won a few provincial titles! I have a great respect for BJJ/wrestling ect. Thanks again

[@kevinbraden798]

Wow that was awesome. Loved the break down information.

[@MMAShredded]

thanks man!

[@danadane2501]

Good video I wrestled in college and eventually went to jiu jitsu. It helped a lot. Yet against the black belt level guys (after I got my blue belt) they were allowed to use leg locks on me and boy did they ever. I always tapped fast because I have no problem loosing. I do have a problem not being able to walk for 9 months. Good video and analysis Both men clearly have a good set of skills. Diverse styles which made this 📸 all the more enjoyable.

[@Ronon805]

I don't comment enough, thank you for the content, Jeff!!! May the algorithms be ever in your favor!

[@MMAShredded]

thanks man :))

[@timothymcdevitt4981]

Very much appreciate your honest take when you get got. Saying you got rag dolled takes humility. You’re a pro Chan.🤙🏻

[@MMAShredded]

thanks man!!

[@StarLordIRL]

Love your content. Keep it goin!

[@MMAShredded]

thank you!!

[@andyvitale6071]

That was great love the comintary . And this shows people its more if a chess game then a street brawl. It also shows how important stamina is. Thanks for sharing.

[@MMAShredded]

thank you!!

[@iTuber012]

Wow that was intense. A pleasure to watch

[@user-og8pb4ew6s]

Wow. Awesome breakdown. I love watching bjj v. wrestlers. I do both (amature) but I love the breakdowns...great job

[@MMAShredded]

:)

[@LeoThaLast]

This was a beautiful sequence👌🏾

[@liamharris4234]

Such a selfless Video. I loved how you gave props to you and Paul. Highlighting both the strengths and weaknesses of both opponents.

[@MMAShredded]

thanks for watching!!

[@stephen2333]

Good video bro! Wrestling is a very explosive/ fantastic martial art and wish i woulda learned in highschool! Love the breakdown !

[@MMAShredded]

thanks man!!

[@rabbitscryptos7757]

it's a very tough sport in general at the high school level even. and once you compete enough, besides the cardio part of it, you never lose it

[@ferdinandmartin8345]

I never did any mma but I thought of starting with jin jitsu and after that video I am sure of starting jin jitsu! Super interesting breakdown, even for a beginner

[@prinzjujo9338]

Man wow this doubleleg takedown at the end … Beautiful 💪🏾 love the content Greetings from germany 🇩🇪

[@MMAShredded]

thx man!!

[@BSinNH]

truly a game (misnomer) of inches. Great commentary and really like the ego's left at the door.

[@clarkparker4860]

Amazing stuff man. I've been boxing all my life. I'm just beginning to learn how to grapple.

[@MMAShredded]

thank you!!

[@narenta4202]

Nice video! Good fight, keep up with good training and vibes!

[@MMAShredded]

thx!!

[@FR-ty5vn]

Great 👍🏼 job & awesome 👏 breakdown

[@AlphaSergio-pl4bm]

Superb video Jeff

[@domjones]

Your a legend, love watching your videos

[@MMAShredded]

thx bro!!

[@isaactone7045]

Nice brother keep up the good work 👍🏽

[@MMAShredded]

thank you!!!

[@garyn6448]

I love how detailed and explanatory this video is.

[@MMAShredded]

thx!!

[@Yosva23]

I love how you keep humble everytime with your comments,thats why you are a machine my brother 👍

[@MMAShredded]

Thanks bro!!!

[@silvastomp]

Paul's a beast. Great vid

[@nilomyki]

Good stuff by yourself and Paul.