How to get DQ'd in BJJ - BEST COMPILATION [HELLO JAPAN]

Compliation of the BEST and most CRAZY INSANE Disqualifications you will ever see on the mats of a Jiu Jitsu Tournament!!! Includes new NEVER before seen DQ's such as being disqualified for dancing in a match and for celebrating!
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[@HelloJapan05]

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[@yanniszaxaro]

no it is crap content you need to underline the need for sportmanship

[@FStockinger]

Every Judoka watching this is just thinking "ipon" after every slam.

[@dawidmikan2394]

That was literally what I was thinking the entire vid.

[@davidmaximous2156]

It exists in Japanese Jui Jitsui too I think

[@michaelbriden2196]

Haha, whenever I see a suplex I think "Four points red!".

[@uncle_martin1131]

Actually this types of slams are illegal in judo.

[@user-md2fm7ik2z]

@@davidmaximous2156 well most Japanese jiu jitsu has no competition so why would they have ippon

[@retardedlynumb1]

"take me to a hospital and give me some painkillers right now" .. now that's real!

[@skubz81]

That bicep slicer is a nasty submission.

[@drektar7736]

They don't know how to fall

[@arminharper510]

@@drektar7736you can't learn how to full when you are holding someone's back and he throws himself to the ground and crushes you

[@smokeythebear2063]

@@drektar7736 hes talking about a clip where he broke the other dudes arm ??????

[@austonsmith536]

@@arminharper510 you can still fall to minimize impact. This is a good reason why pro wrestling is fake... they know how to fall and have to practice these techniques or their career is done instantly. If a dude is "power bombing" you, as some call it, if you let go with your hands and spread your arms... letting them touch the ground first while spread... you can probably save a few years on your life... [pretty sure this is one thing the post is implying]. Holding the opponent tightly while the guy uses your body weight, and some of his, makes gravity your worst enemy at that point. Is really fucked up seeing this done on concrete :/

[@Beast1CocoPuffs]

after watching this video I think it's important for instructors to mention a few times to the new students slamming isn't allowed

[@joshuagardner908]

For sure. Make that VERY clear!

[@Stevie_tha_tooth]

I know we do at our gym. I like read the rules dude...lol

[@josephs.7496]

Slamming is allowed in many federations. A better suggestion would be to read the rules beforehand 😂

[@ghengiskhan9308]

These always make me think how much the people who invented these arts knew about fighting believe or not a lot of those slams like the triangle one are in the judo curriculum and you use to be able to win fights with them

[@lennaymaboyyy4848]

@@ghengiskhan9308 and there’s ways to combat getting slammed when you have a triangle in, hook a leg and they can’t slam you

[@mvn1l643]

I'm confused as to what you're meant to do when someone jumps on you like most of these? Are you meant to gently lay them down whilst carrying their entire bodyweight?

[@waynegroves6922]

It shouldn't be allowed - period. If it's dangerous to slam someone, or throw them off, they shouldn't be allowed to jump on you. Personally, if someone tried to jump on me, I'd bring up my knee into their chest - hard - to prevent it.

[@Fredrikbb]

Yes correct, you are supposed to gently lay them down.

[@notanotherswordreviewchann4901]

You go to your knees and get in top position which is easy because you're basically already there, duh..

[@chrishayes5755]

@@waynegroves6922 you're not allowed to knee people in the chest it's a grappling competition you goof. you need to figure out grappling techniques to stop them.

[@thurp2011]

@@waynegroves6922 kinda stupid to me, considering half of the sport is learning ways to break ppls arms, u should be prepared to get hurt in a combat sport

[@josephs.7496]

Honestly if a tournament doesn’t allow slamming, then it should be a DQ to instigate it by stalling/clenching at the top. Person being lifted needs to let go, or learn to armbar/triangle properly without getting lifted.

[@carnivorous_vegan]

No. If you get caught with a jumped guard, that's your fault for letting it happen. Don't slam, just go on the ground.

[@josephs.7496]

@@carnivorous_vegan found the guy that doesn’t train

[@carnivorous_vegan]

@@josephs.7496 thats waaay better then being the gym douchebag who breaks your team members backs because you got your feefees hurt

[@josephs.7496]

@@carnivorous_vegan it’s apparent you don’t train no need to interject your feelings. We aren’t talking about gym etiquette as that’s entirely a different concept. Competition mode doesn’t care about feelings

[@carnivorous_vegan]

@@josephs.7496 lmaoo you dont train like you compete ? Hahahaha my gym is like an adcc training camp, you must be in a mcdojo. Dont worry kid, you'll move up in the world soon.

[@kittyxscratch4848]

1:40 When you think you are hardcore and then tap out!

[@haroldlee4037]

This should be called "if you can't keep your opponent on the ground, you really shouldn't be playing guard." Or, "how jumping guard can really get you hurt in a real fight."

[@dfin4588]

Or better yet "This is what happens when wannabe "cage fighters" are too dumb to know that a bjj tournament isnt a real fight.

[@Frank_C_]

But...why? Don't they know they will get DQ'd for slamming?

[@cecilevans9247]

No clue. Just being assholes.

[@joshuaschwartz4994]

They're probably wrestlers that don't know the rules

[@Frank_C_]

Joshua Schwartz You would think someone would tell them, or they would read up on it, hell even i who don't compete know this from watching KZbin

[@joshuaschwartz4994]

Jon Snow The Crow Yeah maybe. I know some slams are legal and maybe they're not sure which ones are and aren't

[@alexcortez489]

sometimes a competitor that is a sore looser would rather be DQ'd than have a lost on their record

[@ThePandaBrawler]

4:58 Plot Twist: He just used a sweet ninja wrestling move to earn himself a DQ win lol

[@Pertster1]

The guy at 1:45 should be disqualified, pretty sure there's no jumping guard in white belt

[@GSCnocturne]

Watch the clip again. He doesn't jump guard he gets lifted from a single leg.

[@tysonolsen6147]

I understand slams are illegal because they’re super dangerous. That being said, you can’t count on a rule set to protect you from something that dangerous. If you get picked up, unlock your guard/submission. It’s not worth the risk in my opinion

[@Robert-ct8um]

1:50 - 1:57 same dude getting slammed twice??

[@podgemurray4377]

Strange how getting dqd is mostly just doing whats the most powerful way to getting your opponent off you quickly lol. Its practically like banning instinct

[@Xue-tu]

Yeah I think they banned it cause it could really damage the opponent

[@juanjogrimaldos7463]

@@Xue-tu Then they should not allow jumping guard, they jump knowing they can't get slammed and the oponent is pretty much forced to continue in his guard.

[@Xue-tu]

@@juanjogrimaldos7463 I know and i agree, jumping guard is a stupid thing to do but still this is bjj, slamming is not allowed and could really hurt the person. Like i agree with you completely the people who made or could change the rules for it aren't very smart in my opinion. Just learn any other grappling instead of bjj (when you hope that your opponent gets dq'd), like how is jumping guard gonna help in the real world? You would get slammed to death.

[@Xue-tu]

@Brain So true, if you don't like bjj rules, don't do bjj. Honestly hate people who slam, if you slam don't do bjj. It's that simple

[@jobiquirobi123]

Jumping into a guard is the most stupid thing you in a self-defense situation

[@TexasDevin]

Holy shit! I kinda expected maybe white belts might not know better (not that it's an excuse) but this video has purple belts slamming each other. This is insane.

[@lucaspatrick542]

5:53 deserved

[@yeahbee8237]

Getting into the position so you can be slammed should be penalized and some of these aren't slams but throws, learn how to fall if you are to participate in bjj/sw

[@nightbreed141]

Just so we're clear on the facts. There are no slams, throws or striking of any kind even with an open palm in BJJ so I don't know what you are talking about !!! If you want to throw then go to a Judo tournament and if you want to slam then go to a wrestling competition !!!

[@Xue-tu]

@@nightbreed141 but I mean fighting isn't supposed to be for competition so jumping arm bars and all that wouldn't really help in fighting so what's the point?

[@nightbreed141]

@@Xue-tu First of all there is no such thing as a fighting competition so I don't know where you are getting these ideas from ? There is MMA which is a mixture of different martial arts all into one. MMA would be called a mixed martial arts competition and not a fight. BJJ is the martial art of grappling so I don't know where you got from a jumping arm bar then to fighting ? You're not making any sense at all... A street fight has no rules, no referee and no judges so everything goes.

[@Xue-tu]

@@nightbreed141 wait so grappling is not fighting? I mean if you're trying to make someone tap out by nearly breaking their arm I think it's fighting. And mma competition is a fight that's why ufc call it fight night because they are fighting. I just thought if you're gonna have a grappling match you wouldn't jump onto someone as a strategy

[@Xue-tu]

@@nightbreed141 honestly tho what ever floats your boat and what ever floats mine, if you believe bjj is cool and I don't then all good

[@a.j.4338]

actually a compilation of what works in all grappling arts. if you are not capable to protect from a slam, your jj sucks. truth.....

[@ArismeTal1990]

At 1:53 shouldn't both guys be DQ??? As far as I know white belts are forbidden to jump guard

[@cerovk6000]

“Give me some painkillers right now” 😂😂

[@CoIdnestea]

Every time I think I want to learn BJJ i watch this video and remind myself I don’t want to end up in the hospital

[@mwinowyll852]

I know JJ or BJJ is an amazing martial art, but this does prove the weakness in the art (Yes, I know it's a competition and you shouldn't slam). However, when the one getting slam doesn't sense the need to let go of the hold for the sake of self preservation because they believe the 'rules' are going to keep them safe is a weakness. I hope they don't believe the same will apply outside the mat.

[@Xue-tu]

Like the whole reason of learning self defence is if it happens even tho getting assulted is illegal you can defend your self against it so even if getting slammed is illegal people should learn how to not get hurt from it

[@jasonrose6288]

In judo once you elevate a person whose legs are around your waist, it's a restart. A similar rule should exist in BJJ. If you jump guard and your back doesn't hit the mat in, say, three seconds, your opponent gets an advantage. It would promote takedowns.

[@PescadoDelDiablo]

A DQ is temporary. CTE is forever. Don’t jump guard.

[@_honestly_7015]

No one would jump guard in the streets, it's a sport

[@jediflamaster]

@@_honestly_7015 That's exactly the point.

[@_honestly_7015]

@@jediflamaster My point is you should be able to play guard in the sport without the threat of CTE.

[@redsnflr]

@@_honestly_7015 that's why it's not fighting, unrealistic enough to have no strikes (striking sports have grappling, in grappling strikes are illegal) it doesn't even encompass all of grappling.

[@Talondel]

@@redsnflr Yeah, and football's not war because nobody brings guns. So what? Everyone knows there's a difference between sport and fighting, my dude.

[@ShiddyShad808]

I’m gonna wear my finest wifebeater to this grappling tournament.

[@TWoNaGe]

1:45 Same guy gets slammed twice at the same tournament by two different opponents. Vengeance DQs?

[@jcnopal1740]

I noticed that too Maybe nobody likes the poor dude

[@diseasefire]

i guess he learned not to jump and hug the opponent lol

[@Driz7ziahs]

feels like he was gameplaning on this... he didn't even try to pull guard.

[@TakeItToTheGround]

I do judo and some of what you call a slam is just a throw. A nice te garuma at the start and a few ura nage's as well.

[@coldpressedbrickrep]

This is bjj not judo fool

[@drektar7736]

Then you'd understand that they could have avoided most of the knockouts by falling right lmao

[@jefesilvia8326]

There are takedowns in BJJ that include judo and involve the opponents weight being tossed around submitted but don't require throwing all the opponents weight into the ground. Naturally if the opponent doesn't move in the direction of the throw they will strain to resist and will have to accept the throw or being locked in,but they don't have to be slammed to the ground just rolled into a point of submission

[@prasantadebnath1827]

This is a DAKI AGI judo throw

[@JeanTheDweller]

​@@coldpressedbrickrepno shit he was just implying the correlation retard, stick to buttscooting

[@magnus6005]

I picked someone up and slammed them during my first day of bjj. It’s wasn’t a hard slam or even malicious. I simply didn’t understand the rules and was running on instinct. It never happened again after my instructor corrected me. These guys have no excuse.

[@jake9613]

Sounds like your instructor wanted to avoid obvious weaknesses to bjj

[@jasonhammond871]

​@@jake9613 yea there should be slams at bjj class first day lool peanut head

[@eddy8y8]

​@jake9613 no counter attack is a weakness, otherwise there would be no such thing as a strong martial art

[@bloodsports94]

@@jake9613 Ahh yes the weakness that you can literally let go of the guard. You're not tough buddy LOL

[@jake9613]

@@bloodsports94 cuz that's the only way to slam someone right... When they have you in guard... Moron. There's a reason its a rule in every tournament. You're not smart buddy

[@juiceboxbzrk]

There is nothing as sad as competitive level BJJ based on every compilation I've seen

[@MiguelHernandez-nc5xl]

so youve never competed huh?

[@bouncyblight2001]

@@MiguelHernandez-nc5xlas someone who DOES compete. Yes, it is sad. Over half the shit we do won’t ever work in an actual fight. I started Jiu Jitsu to defend myself in altercations. From what I’ve gathered in 13 years of training, mount, side mount, back mount, chokes, and armbars are the only things you should do in an actual fight. None of this jumping guard and going for leg locks or X guard bs lol. Who tf is gonna pull guard in a street fight? Clinch, takedown, position, submission. That’s all Jiu Jitsu should ever be.

[@MiguelHernandez-nc5xl]

@@bouncyblight2001 you can still train that way, nobody is stopping you. I treat BJJ the same as playing basketball at the Y, its a fun sport to stay in shape, and scratch that competitive itch. I havent gotten in a fight since highschool and I dont plan on getting into any streetfights in the future hahaha. Also x guard has not only been proven to work in MMA fights but its been in the game for over 10 years, get over it old head

[@yurifrommw215]

The rules should be that if you pull guard on top of somebody while they are standing up it’s an automatic loss. That way we can prevent slams in BJJ

[@SgtOmega]

This used to an old Judo rule where if you lift your opponent like a slam, you would win by ippon. Prevents the danger of the slam while being realistic.

[@mantispid5]

Absolutely, it's a rules problem.

[@marceldouwstra5847]

Picking someone up to slam them when it's not allowed is a shitty move. But so is jumping onto someone and holding on like a spidermonkey because you know you can't get slammed.

[@audex]

that's right bro

[@awesomezaka]

how is doing something thats legal the same amount of shittiness compared to an illegal move?

[@mtlv004]

agreed, maybe someone else brought that it up, but holding on for more then a allowed time should be automatic restart when slamming not allowed

[@mexicanninj]

yes

[@dugtheundead]

Watching these makes me feel like that's what the person wants when they hang on them like that, I don't know about you but I don't want a win from a DQ but doesn't seem to bother these dudes at all. They are baiting the slam, these rules are stupid as hell, should be a restart if someone does that and there's no slam and no submission. that's why I'll do a tournament in taekwondo but never BJJ. Until they change the rules that doesnt seem honorable or fun

[@izatt82]

so jumping techniques are allow then you just have to set them down all soft?

[@Criticalthinking788.]

Thaaaaaaaaaaats jitsu

[@lukep692]

It’s not difficult to do that. Even if you just fall, that’s one thing. These are deliberate slams and they’re not safe. Ever had a broken rib? Maybe an arm? People have died doing safer things. If someone slams you, they’re showing a blatant disregard for your safety and an utter lack of respect most of the time.

[@NotGordonRamsey]

@@lukep692 Then don't intentionally put yourself in a position where they can do that.

[@lukep692]

Gordon Ramsay thats not really my point. if someone full force kicks you in the head when you’re lightly sparring you shouldn’t be expected to just shrug it off. Yes, you should not have gotten hit, but the point is that you were not in a situation in which that should never have occurred.

[@nqppqn]

It is amazingly stupid, but yes.

[@FelipeMachadoRJ]

The first one is a throw called Te Guruma, it is NOT bate-estaca. IMHO a referee error.

[@HelloJapan05]

+Felipe Machado nice throw. shame that gets you DQ'd

[@FelipeMachadoRJ]

HelloJapan05 i don't know for sure. I've just asked the cbjj technical director why a perfectly executed throw got this guy disqualified. When i get the reply i Will update here.

[@HelloJapan05]

Felipe Machado yes please do!!

[@xcvb22]

+HelloJapan05 can't wait

[@Freduccine978]

It even looks like the guy who was thrown was shaking his head like "no no, I'm fine don't stop the match".

[@tnprsheepodog8456]

Lol dont drink chocolate milk right before a bjj tournament please.

[@alexkelley3523]

Why

[@WhtMike2006]

Guy at 1:35 is a beast. Got that tap anyways. Surprised he was conscious.

[@luckyhair7052]

Yeah he held it

[@Adunazon1]

Surprised he didn't take the arm home at that point. Good self control on him.

[@mickmorrison]

I practise traditional Jujitsu which is more about self defence than a sport. I admire the techniques of Brazilian Jujitsu practitioners but the techniques of climbing on people leaves the opponent with the one technique of a body slam. Imagine if this was on concrete.

[@yurifrommw215]

Same bro! I trained Gracie Combatives and we learned techniques that are only used in a real fight.

[@tyrelledavenport106]

Why is that a DQ for 3:10? He literally just shook him off and didn’t slam.

[@DagmarSLNY]

Not sure if you are serious or are just stupid. In order to break his head hold he had to elevate him to strip the arm and then slam him. On top of that he walked him to the out of bounds line which is enough in of itself to DQ him.

[@agirlfrommars3441]

I think because the red asked multiple times to reset on the matt

[@yukiwang8320]

I understand it's sport but I don't understand you can do Jumping Triangle and Jumping Armbar but you cannot get Slam, it's just stupid :) Jumping stuff should be BAN if people don't want to get slam.

[@yukiwang8320]

If you can't hold an opponent to standing up and trying to slam you, you should give up the submission which is NOT there and just let go to preform a Break Fall to defense your neck.

[@iamjulian2810]

***** some holds are still INTACT even when you are off the ground.

[@dianecenteno5275]

Agreed. Stupid to jump on someone and hang / cling. Deserve to get slammed. (Although technically poor sportsmanship) I put it in the same catagory as butt scooting and donkey guard. Just stooooopid.

[@Xue-tu]

@Graham Hancucked so being a dick to someone sharing their opinion is a rule cause you seem to follow it. If you don't like the fact of someone sharing their opinion in the comments then youtube isn't your thing :/

[@brianpaap7046]

Dropping weight isn't a DQ, a conscious slam is a DQ. Severe brain damage/spinal injury potential. It's not an impact sport, it's a grappling sport.

[@dfin4588]

6:45 is why bicep slicers are illegal in bjj tournaments. A lot of people dont feel any pain from them, until that loud "crack" happens and they suddenly have a new elbow halfway down their forearm.

[@Hshjshshjsj72727]

thanks for explaining

[@joebeast15]

D Fin oh my that hurt to watch, yikes

[@brandonwilliams4551]

@@Hshjshshjsj72727 know right like chill 🤣🤣

[@DocLeon77]

1:45-1:58 is that the same guy getting slammed twice in the same tournament?!🤔😲 Sucks to be that guy...someone had a bounty on him ❌☠

[@Mafee3393]

Yeh that guy completely deserves it. Jumping guard can cause horrible knee injuries to the opponent. Really don’t see why slamming them in that situation especially should be illegal. It’s a stupid move. One deserves to win a stupid prize if you do it. You can almost tell he’s half expecting it and hoping for the win via DQ if someone does it

[@Pertster1]

It's white belt, shouldn't be jumping guard in white belt regardless

[@WHITEBELT44]

The thing to remember is that No Slamming is just a rule to keep competitors safe... Like no eye gouging, fish hooking, biting, etc..... Saying that Jiu Jitsu isn't street applicable is not entirely correct.... There are two very different worlds in the community... self defense and competition.... both have their positives and negatives... training both is what will make you a more complete martial artist and safer in a street fight situation. To say that slamming should be legal in competition is like saying you should be able to beat people with a bat during a baseball game.... yes its possible but not in the spirit of the game. I haven't seen anyone complaining that Tyson should have been allowed to bite off all his opponents ears...

[@KaizenLife]

Lol are they going to eventually outlaw jumping on your opponent? It seems like it's just too easy to slam them. Allowing jumping guard is teaching them bad self-defense.

[@racrx728]

And this is how sport jiu-jitsu will go the route of all the other martial arts like karate and Tae Kwon do. Training to win competitions with limited rules and points will take the teeth out of a great martial art and teach students techniques that will get them in trouble on the streets.

[@supernoodles908]

Yeah it's becoming a sport and not a martial art

[@awanturnik978]

Do you think ground slamming that couse severe damage should really be allowed just to satisfy someone's need to simulate street situation?

[@96111thomas]

You shouldn’t jump into guard imho, at the very least bjj self defense schools should have slams involved with everyone knowing the risks.

[@guy229]

​@@awanturnik978 man putting words into his mouth 💀

[@therebelsaiyan5559]

Need to rename this" when egos go wrong"

[@PantonePapi]

0:51 did this guy just get paralyzed? That’s awful

[@buzzz6032]

That was insane 💀

[@lhkraut]

It's really sad how some of these people have such bad attitudes. This is a sport, not combat. If you are in a life or death fight, there are no holds barred, but this is competition. It's even worse when coaches get angry rather than act like adults.

[@qayyum6774]

Hahahaha even in jiu jutsu have broken bone? Is that real life fight?? Or competition? Bro😂😂

[@AdrianDiazCabada]

3:16 - There is no reason for a DQ. even 3:30 gives me some doubts

[@ianmcghee134]

Moral of the story is don’t pull a triangle in a street fight.

[@marcos_lopez6525]

Is it just me or does it look like a few competitors are jumping guard and swinging into it looking like a slam???

[@adriancastillo7657]

For people that practice both martial and sport is very difficult to separate the two, because what is effective for the martial art, can get you DQ in the sport. In the 80s and 90s there were lots DQ in Taekwondo, now days you rarely see DQ in TKD, but because so much énfasis has been put into the sport, TKD has become almost useless for self-defense. keep BJJ a martial art or the different sport organization would start to regulate how things are done and this would eventually affect the martial art.

[@DagmarSLNY]

What a load of ignorant garbage. There were not lots of DQ's in Taekwondo in the 80's and 90's. Only a liar or an idiot would make that kind of claim.

[@MerumMinus88]

2:33 wasn't a slam at all!

[@MrDb4894]

I'm all for slams being allowed when someone pulls guard

[@billhilly2138]

Slams are not a submission and it's a submission sport which is y there not allowed, but they can be practical in real life too ur not wrong but it is a sport with rules so not everything would make sense in a real world situation just hope the explanation helps on y they arent allowed, if u already know then awsome.

[@ThatFFguy]

pulling and jumping guard is a very lazy way to start off a match but don't slam then bruh☠️

[@Doceli-dg3cn]

U rather pick the stupid option instead of learning how to deal with ppl who pull guard. Imma be honest if someone who slammed u would be in the emergency room.

[@madseason5614]

throw a loose triangle on a noob and they think they're rampage all of a sudden.

[@CounterCultureCantCount]

1:45-1:58 You can tell everybody hated that fucking guy, probably jumped and hugged every time he had the chance.

[@Watercolors250]

It's so dumb how people can just jump crotch first onto you in BJJ and you're expected to just take their full weight and gently set them down while remaining in their guard. Needs to be some revised rules. If slamming isn't allowed that stupid open legged crotch jump shouldn't be either.

[@Jmac9189]

I totally agree!!! why teach that when 99.999% off the time someone is gonna slam their dumbass to the ground and finish them? I mean come on, in a real fight are you gonna call stop/foul in the middle of the fight cause they slammed your dumbass and stop the fight? That's a Big Nope!!!! Just gonna have to accept the beating that is about to take place. I Really don't get it.

[@Doceli-dg3cn]

Wow u guys are such huge babies because y'all handle a simple technique

[@SUPERPETRo77]

sport BJJ is worse than TKD for real world application

[@Frank_C_]

Depends if you chose to only use BJJ in a street fight, or actually have a little brain to know that you should use strikes and kicks in order to sneak in takedowns and submissions.

[@yyyboy]

The problem is that BJJ conditions you to stay close to the opponent and take the fight to the ground. This is good in a competition situation but bad in a street fight where you have to expect multiple opponents, weapons and dirty fighting.

[@Frank_C_]

yyyboy You are better of closing distance when fighting an opponent with a weapon. If he has a gun and u are 20 ft away, you will get shot. If he has a bat and you are anywhere near his reach, you will get hit. If you are up close, he can't swing a weapon at you, you can disarm him, and when it comes to the gun, you have a better chance of surviving if you can reach the firearm.

[@SUPERPETRo77]

Sport BJJ will not prepare you for real violence. That was my point.

[@yyyboy]

Jon Snow The Crow Yes, I know. I'm a Krav Maga practitioner. But you wouldn't want to take the fight to the ground. I also doubt that they would know how to disarm someone. Besides, with a knife it's either finish them while you're close or gtfo. You try to grapple someone with a knife and you get stabbed.

[@B1B904]

You're going to dislocate my elbow... But I can't slam you on the ground.. so much for BJJ being the ultimate art

[@fig1115]

name the fighter who died or ended up in wheelchair with a dislocate elbow?

[@sana-cm7oc]

I love most of these slams when some DB wants to jump guard.

[@beausizemore4167]

There need to be fines and/or permanent bans for this stuff. This can permanently injure someone.

[@ThatCarGuy]

Slam should be 100 percent legal. Dont be a squirrel. Humans arent meant to be climbed.

[@TreSneaky]

I don't understand what guard jumpers expect. You've just launched your whole bodyweight onto the front of someone's body, the idea that the responsibility for your back not hitting the ground hard is on the other person is ridiculous.

[@vinnicinhus44]

No, it isn't. Because, it's illegal. If you allowed the guard jump to occur, go to the ground.

[@eugeneflores6153]

What can you expect from a tournament rules, it will not be realistic as the streets 😉 ever wonder why most sane instructors teach you to avoid the fight in real fight

[@protectork9831]

You pull guard you deserve it

[@MARTYMEINEKE53]

Love the way BJJ works until you get slammed on your head. Lmfao.

[@quickstep2408]

lol ikr

[@DagmarSLNY]

Love the way idiots say that BJJ doesn't work because of slamming in fixed rules competition. It's only slightly more idiotic than saying boxing doesn't work because because boxers in the ring don't defend against suplexes and knee joint kicks. Oh wait it is way more idiotic than that, like you. BJJ has a litany of techniques to address this outside of sport competition that begins with an obvious move that you're probably too stupid to even enunciate.

[@CptDroga]

Now imagine using bjj in a street fight and getting slammed on concrete/blacktop

[@TheBestOfTheWorst]

Hopefully they'd be smart enough to not pull guard on concrete.

[@derrickspencer67]

This compilation is so much more brutal compared to the new ones

[@JasonLayton]

Some of these are legit slams, others are the equivalent of when a basketball player lightly gets his wrist slapped.

[@gabejoseph5220]

Or when a soccer (football for everyone else) player doesn't even get touched and flails about.

[@nightbreed141]

There is no such thing as a legit slam in BJJ so I don't know what kind of BJJ you've heard of guy !!! This isn't MMA just for the record !

[@iamabean]

if u can get DQ by slamming you can not use any grappling techniques to take ur opponents down. so how?

[@justsomeguy6545]

There are ways to do a take down with out cause permanent brain injury

[@WHITEBELT44]

No gi guy in red get slammed and then lets go when he taps? Sorry... i probably would have broken it

[@Joyceages]

+WHITEBELT44 My thoughts exactly. You want to break the rules (given that slams aren't allowed) and try to hurt me then I'm going to do the same.

[@MrLeolesh]

+Michael Joyce well if he had a little gr technique, and actually wanted to hurt him, he would throw him on his face, like some people were in the vid. He would have surely let go off the armbar then...or would have a broken neck...

[@michaelgerrardtyson4197]

8:39 ROFL

[@mackey5054]

I mean if people are gonna jump guard slamming should be legal

[@Importman2009]

@2:00 nice slam for jumping guard. That'll learn her.

[@ALemonCannon2]

"I can't believe I got punished for jumping guard and putting myself in a horrible position"

[@gmoneygaming695]

i know nothing of or about this sport but there needs to be like a reset of something when someone gets on you like that, it seems very boring and pointless and usually someone ends in one getting hurt. maybe stop the pre curser to the move so people dont get to that point. And honestly from an outside perspective grabbing on to someones back you expect to get slammed, and i know its dangerous but i still see it as fair. Dont grab em like that if you dont want to get slammed. (i have never played this sport and know nothing of the rules just been watching these dq clips for a days)

[@Paul-mq5yn]

props to the dude that had the armbar and still got the tap regardless of the weak ass slam

[@bigfinn3103]

I feel like BJJ has swung too far towards grappling due to the popularity of MMA and competition. This misleads people to think it's useful in a 'real fight', when in fact it's completely worthless when outnumbered. Anyone with real world combat experience will understand that you have to assume everyone nearby is or could be an enemy, so you're always fighting as if outnumbered. I can see the appeal of BJJ for sport and social purposes.

[@DeerfieldDiscGolf]

Jiu Jitsu is the ultimate self defense. Also Jiu Jitsu: You slammed me when you double legged me. That’s illegal

[@paulolemos4048]

You do realize that Gracie Jiu-Jitsu or Street Jiu-Jitsu is different than competition Jiu-Jitsu, right? Those guys got slammed because they were not expecting to be slammed, as the event rules don't allow slamming. If there were no rules, they would never hold to the armbars or triangles when being lift up. Would never keep their hooks in from the back when the other guy stood up. They would either wrap themselves on the opponent's leg and finish the triangle or open the legs and go for a sweep or takedown.

[@dotdotdotdotdash]

@@paulolemos4048 No dude, these retards that ever fought in their lives think that what you do in a competition is the same you do in a real fight...

[@cullenm.8547]

first one was a bad call on the ref, but the rest deserve DQ's according to the rules. I just don't understand how some jiu jitsu practitioners when they get "slammed" they play all hurt. I've been wrestling for 7 years now and I've been hip tossed, slammed, thrown, and 90% of the time u just take it and it barely affects u, which I feel some of these slams fall into that category. that other 10% is the exception

[@bentonlott6272]

I love when they get in fights and get stuck between striking and just more grappling

[@Havelthegravel]

If you do a jumping submission, don’t expect me to support your fall and gently put you to the ground. If you jump i may not have the reflexes to support you and we could both hurt ourself, i don’t understand how jumping moves are legal, yeah the slam are illegal for good reasons but you can’t just go for it without expecting to fall hard on the ground.

[@vinnicinhus44]

Nothing complicated about going on your knees. Don't need to do it gently. Just kneel

[@eugeneflores6153]

True, love them when they get slammed especially in the streets which I saw three folks get hospitalised for a decade, giving them a sense of reality outside of their mat 🤣

[@KatyaR]

Christ. Watching this before a tournament is definitely not the brightest idea.

[@dugtheundead]

Haha yeah prolly not, good luck on the tourny tho

[@scottyboy6269]

2:35 wtf, the guy let go and fell off. What a stupid rule, you can jump on someone, fall off if they shake and win Same with 3:00!!!

[@lifestealer4699]

If you jump to pull guard you deserve to get slammed. But hey if you ever want a free win just jump to pull guard then let go the ref will prob give you the W

[@props651]

I dont know BJJ well. So my question is, in that instance where your in the air like that. What is the proper course of action when you are standing straight up with your opponent wrapped on you?

[@advancedmonkey7702]

You just have to endure the monkey style of BJJ I guess. LOL

[@user-rr5ce1wb2j]

The correct answer is: Don't enter a tournament full of crybabies where slamming isn't allowed.

[@diegofraile2651]

@@user-rr5ce1wb2j You can severely damage your spinal column

[@user-rr5ce1wb2j]

@@diegofraile2651 People shouldn't pull jumping guard or do flying triangles then should they.

[@diegofraile2651]

@@user-rr5ce1wb2j it is forbidden to slam so even if they pull jumping guard the aren't supposed to be slammed

[@johng7681]

BJJ is the most effective martial art when you are attacked by someone on their knees for missing their legs.

[@seanugly]

0:19 Buddy 1000% just gave him $50 for slamming that dude lol

[@lenonkitchens7727]

I'm pretty sure that's what I saw as well

[@anonymousbaphomet3242]

now i know how to defeat bjj with slam to the ground🤣

[@brianmccoppin]

Should rename video...

[@berserker023]

like at 3:16, does it count as a slam if you shake the guy up and he falls? because technically he just tossed him up

[@mysticthi3f924]

If it is illegal to slam then why is it not illegal to climb on top of someone where the only way you can go is being slammed?

[@GambleDub]

I love these comps HelloJapan05! It's crazy how many people don't know (or care about) the rules lol

[@HelloJapan05]

+GambleDub LMAO!! anything goes!

[@ilikefights5482]

+HelloJapan05 great video!

[@fahadkelantan]

+HelloJapan05 I feel like there should be a distinction between a slam which includes both bodies and throwing someone off which only includes the opponent's body weight. Case 2:52 and 3:29. That should be legal. It's no harder than a full on Judo throw. Also takedowns should include full on slams. At least from purple belt onward. It's stupid that a proper O-Goshi (Hip Toss) is illegal but a Kani Basami (Flying scissors) is legal in BJJ. If you can't do proper Ukemi (Break falls) you aren't a grappler. Simple as that. It's really stupid that people in BJJ argue for hanging on an opponent when they are clearly in a bad position. It's unrealistic. forget about arguing for or against Berimbolo, this shit is the worst. And though slamming is a safety measure, I feel at black belt it should be 100% legal. Just like in the new ADCC. Jeff Glover vs Geo at ADCC was a good match because it showed that stupidity is worthless.

[@Meepicus124]

+fahadkelantan Slamming like that should be loosen up on, I agree, like you should know how to take a fall, and its not like its on cement its a mat, they should be able to absorb lighter slams easily because if somebody picks you up, you aren't in a good place, slamming should be legal in some situations, they have stupid rules against it. I totally agree with you, at purple belt, they should know how to take a fall, or they shouldnt be a purple belt, half the art is getting to the ground, why are you limiting that? but regulations should exist, some soams are plain dirty,but others are just like "what do I do, I'm standing up with a guy triangle choking me?" they need tp think about that with sport jiu-justu

[@Meepicus124]

+Meepicus maybe just a second thought, aslong as both feet of the throeing party stays on the ground its legal (assuming their opponent is around the same weight) would make it better, and would also lighten the force of the throw so you dont hsve a guy jumping on top of you, they just fall

[@royt1973]

I love watching guard jumpers get slammed

[@danielmoreno7056]

all i have to say is dont pull guard if you dont wanna get slammed

[@dandy3082]

It's like you didn't even watch the video. dum dum.

[@danielmoreno7056]

+getatchaboi yunblood watch about a minute in the guys jumps on him and for that he got slammed

[@dandy3082]

Pulling guard is part of the sport and slams are clearly illegal. I don't get what you're missing here. That's like saying if you post up a triangle get ready for a foot to the face when the other guy stacks. Maybe follow the rules and don't be a try hard. There's always one guy in the gym who has to hip toss when you're starting from the knees.

[@danielmoreno7056]

+getatchaboi yunblood the "sport" is watering down juijitsu... i get what youre saying i hate people who have bad training etique like guys who throw elbows and head kicks during light sparring.. but in compettion i think its dumb you cant slam and further more to pull guard and give up dominant position.. its like guys who pull guard during training irate the shit out of me i feel like it doesnt allow me to work on my takedowns and it doesnt allow them to work on their takedown defense.. its good to be able to defend yourself from the bottom but ill never understand why you would put yourself there even in you think your guard is amazing gravity and leverage will always be against you

[@dandy3082]

Now this I can agree with. BJJ should really gravitate more towards actual fighting, with techniques that work against all situations. Turning it into a sport limits it the way judo has been. It turns it into a style that only works against that same exact style. I would prefer that classes teach more wrestling to accommodate a broader understanding.

[@njay6687]

Bruh this isn't college wrestling calm down with the slams there bud, big difference 🥋🤼

[@sebastianluengassantamaria3710]

6:35 Vomito?:..

[@seals1476]

Si vomito

[@metou3072]

there are a lot of soccer players that partake in ju jitsu

[@whatever9042]

No body slaming is stupid. U can breAk a guys arm and choke a guy unconcious means the move doesnt work

[@swampgoat6343]

I'm always stunned by what constitutes a slam in bjj vs wrestling. Most of these would be fine in wrestling because they go down with their opponent:P

[@WILD__THINGS]

Yes and a punch would be legal in MMA, what's your point?

[@DanielLopez-fd2uj]

Ref should stop it as soon as one of the guy is in the air what do y'all think

[@spiralinglight]

Agreed. Give the points princesses their points for position. Then reset them. If it keeps happening take points away.

[@ericbarton6690]

no throws in bjj?

[@billhilly2138]

Yes, in judo u can but since bjj revolves around being on the ground And submissions and throwing isn't a submission u cant.

[@dogmaroto8913]

8:39 kkkkkkk lol